2 5 3 5 drive adapter 3d models

This innovative design is engineered to seamlessly accommodate any size 2.5-inch laptop HDD from HGST's slim drives up to WD's robust Enterprise Velociraptor drives within a desktop floppy bay that meets the industry SFF-8300 PC parts standards,...

This is a custom modification of the 2.5" to 3.5" HDD/SSD adapter created by Tadziurski, with an added feature - a third mounting hole that I had to incorporate due to a design constraint in my case, which lacked the outermost screw slot.

This is a versatile converter designed specifically to accommodate a 2.5-inch SSD within the confines of a standard 3.5-inch bay. The mounting points are carefully preserved throughout the process. ...Due to the absence of screw receptacles on one side,...

This is an adapter to mount a 2.5" SSD in a 3.5" hot swap tray. Mount the SSD onto the bracket pins, then screw the bracket onto the tray. ... PET-G is recommended for pin strength and overall thermal and dimensional stability.

Adapter for replacing a 3.5“ HDD with a 2.5” one while maintaining the location of the disk connector relative to the mounting holes (for example, in a “WD Live” NAS).UPDATE 09/12/2023: rev. V2 uploaded. ...Some fix for better SSD compatibility.

This adapter enables seamless integration of a 2.5", 7mm SSD into a standard 3.5" disk bay. The design is specifically tailored for my Fantec Raid 4x enclosure, ensuring a precise fit with no need for additional adhesives or supports. ...Printing this...

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This is a 3.5" - 2.5" HDD or SSD adapter I created because making one was significantly faster than purchasing one. I was asked why the disk isn't centered; it's due to the connector placement. It's designed to perfectly match a standard 3.5" disk,...

A basic converter transforms a 3.5-inch bay into a 2.5-inch slot due to incompatible mounting holes in a typical 3.5-inch computer case enclosure.

Use this adapter to fit a 2.5 inch hard disk in a 3.5 inch mount. The design is topology optimized in order to reduce material use and print time (and also because it looks neat) The holes on the sides were designed such that the 3.5 inch bracket of...

... project features simple printing and straightforward assembly requirements, devoid of any technical assistance. ...For added durability, I employ ABS filament inserts as secure pins within the holes, effectively stabilizing 2.5-inch hard disk drives.

Solid-State Drive Adapter for Your Computer

The Alexpress USB 3.0 to 2.5-inch SATA adapter, model numbers W2530P1/P2/P3/P4/P5, is a compact case designed specifically for housing 2.5-inch hard drives with 7-pin and 15-pin connectors. ...This adapter allows users to connect their 2.5-inch SATA...

It leaves just 8 vertical mounting screws, precisely what I needed to install an SSD into my PC case's 3.5" drive trays. Thanks to @wholesalepcllc for encouraging me to share my remix. I know it's a laptop HDD in the photo, but it still works. How...

THIS PART IS DESIGNED TO HOUSE TWO 2.5" DRIVES IN A SINGLE 3.5" BAY STANDARD. IF NECESSARY, THE MOUNT HOLES CAN BE HOGGED OUT CAREFULLY. THE 3.5" HOLES ARE UNDER-SIZED TO ENSURE SELF-THREADING. I HAVE INCLUDED A SINGLE SIDE OPTION FOR THOSE WHO...

This is a quick HDD to SSD adapter that I've created for my Lian-Li based NAS.It's suitable for 7mm thick SSDs, in the photos you can see some BX500.Printed without supports, used normal PLA.To fix it on 3.5" slots use normal screws for HDDs or...

... time locating the correct adapter, so I came up with a solution that fits perfectly in my "be quiet" case. ... To keep things straightforward, I kept the design uncomplicated. This setup should be adaptable to any standard 3.5-inch bay, after all.

I purchased a Haldis extruder only to find out it isn't compatible with any direct drive plates for the Ender 5+, on Thingiverse. ... I turned the extruder 90 degrees to allow for the spring tension bolt to be accessible.

That's why I designed this for my "be quiet" case. I tried to keep it as simple as possible. It should work for other 3.5 "bays of course. Print instructionsCategory: Computer Print Settings Printer Brand: Prusa Printer: I3 MK3S Rafts: No Supports:...

This ingenious mount seamlessly converts 2.5 SSD drives into 3.5-inch standard HD sizes, making it perfect for use in any setup where a traditional hard drive is required. **7-7-2016 Update:** We've revised the file to make it more symmetrical,...

Allows  you to use a 3.5 in HDD hotswap bay with your more popular 2.5 in SSD's.  ****Edit***I added two new files v2, I rounded off the edges I think it looks nicer. Enjoy!

... more of materialV2  I've remade completely the model.I've reduced 3.5" holes diameter to 3mm (now you are able to tap them with regular screws). ...The 2.5" are now a bit smaller too.There is now a “mini” version using only 2 holes from the 3.5" side.

I made a quick remix from [Bevcan](https://www.thingiverse.com/Bevcan) clever [thing](https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4609492) to fit 2 SSDs into a 3.5 inches bay. ... With 20% infill, 3 walls (0.4 nozzle) and 10% of support density it spends just 30g...

I buy a new SSD for my PC, and the case bay was prepared only for 3,5" HDD.

Needed universal 3,5" mounting bracket for SSD. ...I added any mounting holes I could find datasheets of.</p>

Although not yet adapted for older Supermicro trays lacking 2.5" screw holes, this design will eventually be modified to accommodate these as well. ...Currently, it successfully works with newer SM trays and any other tray featuring a floor, utilizing...

I purchased a new SSD, only to discover my PC lacks a 2.5 slot. Most adapters were designed for larger printers, so I improvised by modifying one to fit my needs. The result is visible here. This model was created using Netfabb's free trial version,...

Picked up a brand-new SSD yesterday and realized my PC isn't equipped with a standard 2.5 slot. The adapters available didn't fit snugly around my printers because they were built for bulkier models, so I decided to get creative – literally – by...

Self explanatory, I think. ...Print, mount ssd, insert in (free one!) 3.5" slot in your PC, have a nice day then. Unlike other designs of that thing my one seems a bit lighter and easier to use. ...I think.

I made this as I'm planning to turn this old Dell Optiplex into a simple server, I had 2.5" drives lying around, and I lost Dell's stupid storage drive tray adapter because of course it's proprietary and nothing else will fit. #HARDWARE REQUIRED 4...