How many old-school digital enthusiasts are still using the 2013 Mac Pro? Even after more than a decade, it can still hold its own! Its boxy shape and black baked finish exude that unmistakable “UFO‑related NASA‑era” vibe.

Its advantages are clear: a clean, stable, and easy‑to‑use system with virtually no crashes or blue screens—making it the perfect choice for those who don’t want to hassle with operating systems. However, its drawbacks are equally obvious: almost zero expandability, and a bottom‑mounted air intake that turns it into little more than a desktop vacuum cleaner. That’s why I designed this model—to address the issue of the intake being too close to the desk surface.

To preserve its airflow, I’ve engineered the support base to only bear weight on its actual bottom. Don’t let its slightly smaller footprint fool you—it’s perfectly stable and won’t let your Mac Pro topple over. The widened base also ensures it sits more steadily on its stand.

For materials, PETG is recommended to ensure durability; choose colors according to your preferences, and leftover filament can even be used for printing.