Components:

    PRINTED
        1 Bottom
            2 sections
        1 Bottom Middle Foot Plate
        1 Bottom Middle Foot
        4 feet
        4 Side panels (2 A, 2 B)
        1 Motherboard Panel
        4 Motherboard Standoffs
        1 Rear Panel
        1 Front Panel
        1 Top Rib
            3 sections
        1 Top Panel
            2 sections
        1 Inner Power Connector
        1 Outer Power Connector
        1 PCIe Capture Bracket

    PURCHASED
        1 30cm PCIe 3 Riser Cable
        1 C13 to C14 Power Supply Cable Extension (2 feet)
        1 Power Button (16mm diameter)
        6 M3x16
        4 M3x12
        4 M3x10
        10 M3x8 (+4 more for a 2.5" drive)
        24 M3 hex nuts (5.5mm flat-to-flat (standard))


Preparation:

    FRONT PANEL
    - Attach the power button

    - (Optional) Attach the 2.5" drive
        - It does matter which direction you place it in, one will be flush with the sides


    MOTHERBOARD PANEL
    - Attach RAM, CPU + Cooler, etc. to motherboard.

    - Attach the PCIe Riser Cable to the panel (not the mobo itself yet) (2 M3x10)
        - May be necessary to remove the lock, I did


    BOTTOM(s)
    - (Optional) Attach 92mm fans


    TOP RIB
    - Combine the parts of the top rib together (super glue recommended)

    - Attach the PSU with the fan facing out, and all necessary power cables


    BACK PANEL
    - Attach the power connector (Outer | Back panel | Inner) sandwiching the female end of the extension cable (2 M3x16)
        - screw from outer through panel into inner
        - put a nut in first, before you cover it up


Assembly:

    1. Combine the two bottom pieces using the wide middle foot (out) and foot plate (in) (4 M3x8)

    2. Attach the motherboard panel to the bottom, with the flat side facing the larger space (2 M3x8)

    3. Attach the rear panel to the bottom by screwing through small feet (2 M3x8)

    4. Attach the front panel to the bottom by screwing through small feet (2 M3x12)

    5. Attach the top rib and PSU to the the front panel (2 M3x10), back panel (2 M3x12), and motherboard panel (2 M3x8)

    6. Attach the motherboard to the motherboard panel, with standoffs between the mobo and panel at each point. (4 M3x16)
    - Ensure the riser cable goes behind the motherboard up out the top (where the PCIe slot is)
    - You must use M3 screws, since the only way to capture them is with the captive nut.
    - If your screws are too thin for your mobo, print washers by scaling the standoff until it looks like it would work

    7. Attach the GPU to the PCIe riser. Everything should slot into place nicely.
        - Using the printed bracket, secure the GPU
            (NOT M3 screws, whatever is standard for PCIe brackets)
            (You could get away with M3 screw with a nut if necessary)

    8. Do the remaining wiring

    9. Flip the PSU switch

    10. Profit.

** If the IO shield / motherboard does not align correctly for whatever reason, the easiest fix
    is to print corrected standoffs by scaling the z-height in your slicer