BC1 V2

Introduction to the BC1 V2 The BC1 V2 is the follow up to the original BC1, an open-source benchtable with a design focus on portability, consequently making it extremely compact with a unique approach to assembly and component storage. Overview Bracke...

Remove the Feet Loosen thumbscrew to remove feet Remove standoffs as required The first step in assembly is removing the feet from the body. They are secured using the two 6#32 thumbscrews at the top of each foot. There is no need to fully remove the screws, simply loos...

Fitting an ATX PSU ATX PSU Use the included 6#32 thumbscrews 6#32 thumbscrews The PSU fits directly to the foot on the BC1. Whilst is can in principle be installed on either side, the typical position is on the foot at the top side of the body (where the inte...

Preparation for fitting drives 6#32 used for 3.5" drives M3 thumbscrews used for 2.5" drives Remove PCIe screws to install drives Whilst the majority of systems are now using M.2 drives, the BC1 can still accommodate 2.5" and 3.5" drives. There are 2 slots (o...

Motherboard Size ITX Micro-ATX FULL ATX The BC1 was designed to accommodate a FULL ATX size motherboard but it can also be used with Micro-ATX and MINI-ITX motherboard. Depending on the size of board being fitted, you will need to install the standoffs in the corresponding locations...

Expansion Card Support PCIe Socket PCIe Support Support Screw area The BC1 has a total of 7 positions where the PCIe support screws can be used that correspond to the expansion sockets on the motherboard. Install Support Screws PCIe Support Screw ...

Introduction to Brackets M3 Thumbscrew M3 Nut Brackets are a way of mounting additional hardware such as fans and radiators to the sides of the BC1. There are a total of 8 brackets included that are stored in pairs (4 pairs). Each bracket can be used individually or com...