2 5 in to 3 5 in hard drive adapter 3d models

Typically, these bays are labeled as 2.5" or 3.5", so be sure to choose the correct one for your drive. Now, take the screws that came with the rack and attach them to the sides of the hard drive. These will hold it securely in place once you've...

These are models of standard 3.5" and 2.5" hard drives for modeling purposes. The dimensions, connectors, and mounting hole locations are standardized. These models make it easy to create 3D assemblies for anything that includes a hard drive. ... ...

This converter is engineered to accept a 1/2 inch drive and connect directly into a 3/8 inch socket. ...Draft Technical Diagram available for review.

Western Digital Drive Adapter Converts Human-Readable Files to 2.5 to 3.5 Inch Format Based on Official Specifications

This is a converter that makes a 2.5 inch hard drive compatible with a 3.5 inch enclosure. ...It can be seen being used in a Supermicro hot-swappable tray.

This drive adapter converts a 3.5-inch drive into a 2.5-inch drive, enabling you to install a 2.5-inch drive within a standard 3.5-inch drive bay. ...Designed specifically for use with tool-free bays, it is also compatible with traditional drive bays...

There is probably enough space to fit 2 SSDs in the space occupied by one 3.5" drive bay if you stack them but I didn't need that at this time. Edit 8/12/21: I have added a dual mount version that should support 2 SSDs and threaded versions of both...

*When 15mm drives are installed, they will protrude above the typical height of a 3.5" drive, so be sure to check the clearance in the surrounding area before using the DA25A adapter.* Full details about this innovative solution can be found at...

This is a 3.5-inch drive to dual 2.5-inch drive bay adapter. Manufactured from PLA, featuring 20% infill, it weighs just 36 grams. This model accommodates both 7mm and 9mm drives, with the 7mm drive pictured in use. The mounting screws and hex nuts...

Use in place of Dell part number R494D or F767D to install a 2.5" drive in the convenient tool-less caddy for a 3.5" drive. The initial model pictured required some minor measurement adjustments. ...It should now fit perfectly out of the box.

This is a 3.5-inch drive to two 2.5-inch drive bay adapter printed in PLA with twenty percent infill weighing thirty-six grams. This model accommodates both seven millimeter and nine millimeter drives with seven millimeter pictured. The mounting...

Simple bracket for mounting 2.5" drives to 3.5" enclosures. ... Note: the side holes are 3.25mm diameter and *not* threaded but can take standard screws as long as you don't overtorque them.

Mounting brackets for 2.5" drives in 3.5" bays are now available. Specifically designed to work seamlessly with the twist lock system found in NZXT Tempest cases. Users can access an Inventor part file to easily adjust spacing or hole tolerance if...

Ultra-minimal version of a hard drive adapter. Designed to be as slim as possible to prevent any interference. Works perfectly for any hard drive caddy that has SSDs screw holes on the right (such as many Supermicro and Microserver caddies). ... A...

Note that this means that the adapters MUST have two drives installed for them to hold their shape now. I'm printing these for PCs that I'm setting up with an SSD and HDD combination, so no issue at all for me. ... Print two of each of the left and...

The only overhangs are the locks securing the drive in place, and they print flawlessly on my Makerbot. Some drives slide in easily, while others require a slight friction fit. This design takes advantage of airflow when available, making it ideal...

A compact converter for attaching a standard 3 and 1/2 inch hard drive to a traditional 5 and 1/4 inch mounting system.

Adapter is capable to keep and mount standart SATA 2.5" HDD or SSD to slot 3.5" in PC Box. Tested. Working. Weight about 20g. Durable, rigid. ...

Accommodates five 2.5" hard drives into a single 5.25" drive bay (opted for five in order to have some space for air between the 2.5" drives. Modeled using the blank of a HP Z6 G4 workstation. Use flat headed screws for installing top and bottom...

I'm upgrading the storage space in my PC case to accommodate more hard drives, so I decided to repurpose the old 5.25" drive bays. The original design didn't fit perfectly into my 5.25" bay holes, but I suspected they were standard, so I modified it...

Bracket to mount a 2.5" Hard Drive or an SSD Hard Drive into a 3.5" hard drive bay

Customized version of https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3502195 Created with Customizer! ...https://www.thingiverse.com/apps/customizer/run?thing_id=3502195

The holes that align with the hard drive are 4.0 inches apart, the holes used to mount to the drive bay are 3.1 inches apart. The hole diameters should be close enough to use the fasteners you might already have on hand. ... Print Settings Printer...

hard drive for modeling WD 2,5''

I had to figure out a way to fit a 3.5 inch drive into a 5.25 inch slot, so I built a tiny adapter.

Dirty remix of a hdd adapter that's been tweaked to use less filament. I'm convinced it's still structurally solid, with tension focused on the mounting points and both drive and case, rather than the central beam. This design should print faster...

Model of 2,5 inch hard drive.(PCB is not populated with parts)

Securely fasten a 2.5" Hard Drive or an SSD Hard Drive inside a 3.5" hard drive bay using a mounting bracket. ...To do this, begin by placing the hard drive onto the adaptor before inserting it into the larger bay.

3.5" PC Harddrive Disk

The motivation behind this remake was to enable the "staggering" of hard drives within a computer case in 5.25 bays. The thought was that it might improve heat distribution, but primarily, I wanted to see if it was feasible to flip the model. ...If I...