Print our Secretlab Magnus Pro cage for the Mac Studio on your own printer.
Instant download after checkout — what's in the pack:
You'll need: a printer with a 300mm-class bed, PETG strongly recommended. Fits the Secretlab Magnus Pro accessory rail (not affiliated).
Designed, printed and torture-tested in Melbourne, Australia. Questions after buying? Email us — we actually answer.
Personal use licence: print as many as you like for yourself, but the files and prints may not be resold or redistributed.
Prefer it ready-made? We print it for you — see the printed mounts in our store.
Printing it yourself. These are digital files. When you print them, the printer, material, settings and finished quality are in your hands, so check each print before use. For anything that holds weight or equipment, print it in a strong material (such as PETG) with solid walls. We stand behind the files; we can't be responsible for parts we didn't print. This doesn't affect your rights under the Australian Consumer Law.
Licence. Licence: personal, non-commercial use only. Print as many copies as you like for yourself; the files, and prints made from them, may not be sold, shared, resold, redistributed or used commercially in any form.




What material is the Mac Studio Cage Magnus Pro — STL Files for Home Printing (Digital Download) printed in?
Printed in plant-based PLA — made from renewable plant sugars (corn & sugarcane), not petroleum — with a lower carbon footprint than traditional plastics. Every order is printed to order in Melbourne, so there's no mass-production waste and nothing sitting in a warehouse.
How do I get the files after buying?
STL files are delivered as an instant digital download after checkout — nothing is shipped.
Where is it made?
Designed in our Melbourne, Australia workshop — the STL pack is a personal-use licence, print settings included.
Can I get a refund on the STL pack?
Digital downloads are covered by Australian Consumer Law — contact [email protected] if the files are faulty or not as described.
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