3 5 hard drive caddy 3d models

This is a remix of the 3x 3.5" HDD Storage Holder but expanded to hold 18 drives. Must be printed on a large (at least 300mmx300mm) build plate. Excellent drive storage tray for a data recovery or computer shop. Must be printed at full size or it...

USE THE FREECAD MODEL FOR A CUSTOM FIT FOR YOUR HARD DRIVE This is a wall mount for an external desktop hard drive. The FreeCAD file is included, so you can change the size to match your enclosure. There is a video with instructions on how to make...

Couldn't get the holes quite perfect but with them being ovals I can get the screws in. ...Holds the hard drives very well just like the OEM trays and much cheaper and easier to track down than those

Basic laptop drive enclosure specifically designed for Asus K53S.

I wanted to make a HDD caddy for my case without too much extra work. I found the cited design and learned it did not quite match up my HDD enclosure's dimensions so I edited it in Tinkercad (made it wider, moved the locking hook a bit back, made the...

... To stack two drives, use my remixed stacking brackets with both drives having labels facing outward. Currently, I haven't managed to fit more than two full-size hard drives at a time due to cable management and the CPU side's slightly reduced space.

With this fancypants bracket you can put a 120mm intake fan in your old ATX cases hard drive area. Try to think of a better idea first as this is a little silly. Oh yeah and my fan in the pictures was 38 mm thick. ...If you want a slimmer fan you need...

Humans were designed to support a vacant interior hard disk.

This was made to fit a specific drive dock by Icy Dock: flexiDOCK MB830SP-B however it would work with a number of “USB pluggable” bare drive docks.The design concept is based on the fact that typically the front-most mount holes are free but more...

Remix of the double 5,25" bay PC computer to an external docking station for 3.5" HDD and SSD. Step file is temporary and not thoroughly tested! Used at your own risk. STL file is fully compatible. No raft or support needed whatsoever. It's...

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This is my take on a hard drive adapter to allow mounting 3.5" drives to 5.25" bays. ...This includes front mounting points for a 120mm intake fan if desired (usable when installed in 3 adjacent bays).

This caddy is for mounting a 2.5" drive in a 3.5" drive bay.

External Hard Drive Stand These little feet are meant to hold your 3.5" external hard drive upright in a vertical position. A straightforward design is used here. To make the drive stand up properly, you need at least two of these stands. They...

3.5" to 2.5" adapter for PC drives. ...May not work for certain configurations. Designed to adapt drive sleds from 3.5 to 2.5 for facilitating an SSD upgrade on an older machine.

... 7020, 9010, 9020. This project includes: - Dell optiplex Optic drive adapter for hard drive caddy; - reproduction of "Dell Optiplex HHD Hard Drive Caddy" by "hoylenie"; - f3d files of both models; Work in progress because I did not print it yet.

A slight increase in one set of recessed holes for screws that go into the hard drive. Made the sled of the bracket shorter. Added another hole to the sled, decreasing plastic and print time slightly. ... Print Settings: Printer Brand: Robo 3D ...

* Added a lower shelf for additional rigidity * Added screw holes for the drives so that they can be fixed in place * Made the shelves taller so that some air flow can be achieved or at least add more of a thermal buffer between the hdd * Widened...

Ebay servers I bought didn't come with Drive Caddies. ... This is a Toolless no frills caddy to use with SFF SuperMicro servers that use the MCP-220-00047-0B caddy.

2.5 inch hard drive protector. ...

Numerous 2.5" to 3.5" hard drive brackets exist on Thingiverse, but most are not designed for hotswap server bays with drive caddies due to incorrect SSD placement. However, you can simply screw your SSD into the corner of the caddy with two screws;...

This is a reverse-engineered model of the tool-less drive caddy for a Cooler Master MasterCase 5 drive bays, designed specifically for individuals who want to print their own version in any color they prefer, not just black. It serves as a direct...

Summary This is a reverse-engineered model of the tool-less drive caddy for Cooler Master MasterCase 5 drive bays, designed for people who want to print their own in some color other than black. It serves as a direct replacement for the slide...

This is a hard drive cover for 2.5 inch drives.

Grab two [LACC] brackets from Thingiverse (https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3483130) to securely hold one 2.5-inch hard drive in place.

... minutes and uses about 195 grams of filament. To assemble the replacement hard drive cage you will need: - Four M3 screw inserts - Four screws measuring between 6mm to 10mm in length - Two short screws with a flat head, each only 5 millimeters long

A slim 2.5-inch hard drive, closely following Seagate's 250GB blueprint, boasts a mere 9mm thickness. Compatible with most slots, even the smallest drives can fit. The connector design is inspired by molex.com and features a streamlined PCB. ...However,...

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

This is a 5.25" drive bay chassis for a Raspberry Pi 2/3/4 and a 2.5" hard drive. The face is flat so you can glue on custom face plates. Holes are undersized so you drill them cleanly to the correct sizes. Use #2 screws (wood or machine) in...