An attempt to create a open standard for a modular 3D printed laptop, please consider contributing!
00 - the digits representing the screen size
X - the revision of the standard
Note: additional '-' can be added to represent other modifications/extensions to the standard, for example an unusual aspect ratio such as 4:3 ex: FF14-1-43
Note: this is a photo of a prototype FF14-1 body
The body of FF00-1 is composed of 3 primary parts, the upper body (1), tray (2), and lower body (3). Dimensions will vary depending on substandard, the hinge assembly has not been standardized yet.
Huge news, while this platform can technically support any itx motherboard, there havent been many good options.
Today I found out that asrock FINALLY launched their X600tm-itx, an thin-itx AM5 board, the first of its kind. Needless to say I think this will be a signifigantly better option than something like the Orion O6.
see it here
Q: Why?
A: I have seen a couple of attempts at custom made/modular focused laptops but from what I have seen they are either too expensive (MNT Reform), too integrated (Anyon_e), or simply not as modular as I would like (Framework 13).
Q: How can I make my own?
A: I plan to document the full build process of my personal build, FF14-1
Q: How can I contribute?
A: I plan to make a discord server in the future where discussions can take place around future revisions to the standard, other than that you can contribute through designing your own parts, and raising issues on this repositories issue page.
Other questions? You can reach me on discord @plstcks