3.5 sata hard drive caddy 3d models

Watch the process at https://youtu.be/bu5joiCwyyE. ...I built a straightforward enclosure that connects seamlessly with 2.5-inch laptop hard drives and the Acorn SATA to USB cable. ...Simple yet effective, it gets the job done perfectly.

Purpose: - Tray adapter for 3.5 Type 1 mounting hard drive (without the centre bolts) using standard mounting hardware for Fractal Design 804 case Required: - Print one for each side

Purpose: - Tray adapter for 3.5 Type 1 mounting hard drive (without the centre bolts) using standard mounting hardware for Fractal Design 804 case Required: - Print one for each side

... x 1/2" screws, threaded directly into the drive. For more information on standard 3.5" hard drive mounting hole specifications, check out Western Digital's knowledge base article #9915 at https://support.wdc.com/knowledgebase/answer.aspx?ID=9915.

When we scored a couple of Dl380 G8s at a bargain price, I quickly discovered that there was no toolless version for the caddy available.\r\nI even adjusted the only existing one previously made, but it resulted in a caddy with a subpar handle.\r\nSo...

I wanted to install 2 x hard drives in front of the PSU for the Fractal Design Node 804 so am in need of a hard drive bracket that can hold 2 x 3.5" drives. Tried some of the designs from thingiverse but find that they are not really suitable for my...

The hard drive tray uses 3 or 4 M3x6 screws for the hard drive and 4 M2.5x6 screws to mount the tray to the original Pi cart. I used hex screws with a socket cap head so the 2 screws under the hard drive are countersunk to allow the drive to sit...

Recently bought a used Quantaplex T41S-2U server system without drive caddies. ... Original drive caddies went for 25€/piece, which was just too expensive, so I designed and 3D printed my own...

**Original Description:** This minimalist rack mount holds multiple 3.5 inch hard drives vertically. Each section aligns with the section above and is secured by screws inserted into HDDs. The top version does not include struts to minimize wasted...

It's quite annoying when you try to install another hard drive but notice you either lost the extra drive rails, or if you acquire a computer from someone else who threw away the extra drive rails. Well, here goes. Here is a printable 3D model...

I made this case to fit my 2.5" Hard Drive, but it should also work great for 2.5" SSDs as well. The case fits snugly and the top does not come off on its own. ...The hole for the SATA to USB cable should be big enough for most cables, but may need a...

Tool less mount for a 2.5" drive in a 3.5 inch HDD bracket

... the M3 screws with a 3mm drill bit. This will facilitate attachment of the 2.5" SSD unit using 8mm long M3 flat head screws. Use a 0.1065" drill bit to clear the holes for the screws that secure the 3.5" drive, followed by tapping with a 6-32 tap.

I created this bracket to add two additional hard drives to my mini plex server. I attached it with a strip of 3M double sided tape. ...This is only usable if you have no graphics card installed in the case.

TV Mount for 2.5-Inch Hard Drive Perfectly designed to hold a hard drive measuring 12.5 x 7.9 x 1.3 centimeters in size. The TV mount securely accommodates the specified dimensions of your storage device. ... Get this product on Amazon at...

https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3444137 Had a drive caddy which I'd printed a few times, but it always failed on the fins and the nubs on the side of the drive seemed too wide for the servers, So I removed the nubs, and Fixed the overhang on the...

Here are some links: https://www.aliexpress.com/item/USB-3-0-to-SATA-Converter-Adapter-Card-for-2-5-inch-3-5-inch-HDD/32820086303.html?spm=a2g0s.9042311.0.0.zxzTdQ...

This is a template for marking drilling holes for 2'5 hard drives.

Compact desktop hard drive holder for 2.5-inch storage devices. ...Ideal for compact computer systems.

These brackets make it possible to attach five 3.5-inch hard drives in tandem, featuring mounting holes that accommodate a 120mm fan positioned adjacent to the hard drives. ...Additionally, there are mounting holes on the bracket's feet, enabling the...

This handy little carrier makes it easy to transport 4 regular 3.5” HDD drives. It features a convenient carry handle that can be rotated to the side for simple loading. Printed thick enough for safe handling while removing any extra material for...

Remix of Erli's thing to have 3 drives because I couldn't fit an mATX motherboard + 4 drives in my q300l (the original looks like it uses an ITX) This probably makes it no longer work for 140mm fan mounts

Recently I got back to installing my SATA caddy for access to my none connected SATA drives back. Having them floating around on my desk or draws isn't the best idea. Given the amount of drives I have changes as it could for anyone this design is...

This is v3. ... Should be a good fit.  It keeps the USB-SATA adapter attached to the drive. This remix is a tweak using tinkercad.

The generic hdd caddy is specifically designed to fit a standard 3.5" hard drive, utilizing four standardized PC case screws for secure mounting. The screws are typically similar in design to those found on the Aquatuning website, as seen here:...

A simple wall mounted 2.5" hard drive holder. ...Can hold 6 solid state or disk drives at a 45 degree angle.

... the pins to assist in alignment and secure their joint connection. However, due to its snug fit, if your SATA bays are positioned horizontally, you might be able to get away with just one of these sections serving as a tray for the SSD to slot into.

2.5 in has space for 8 drives, 3.5 has space for 6. Shouldn't need any supports and as it's meant as a storage solution on a shelf in my closet, I printed with draft quality settings with no problem. Update - I found that some 2.5" drives were...

The caddy uses 4 standartized pc case screws like https://www.aquatuning.co.uk/media/image/af/5b/d6/94577\_1\_600x600.jpg You can find a generic 5bay cage here: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4106284 and a customized 4 bay cage for the Thermaltake...

Specs: Compatible with 3.5-inch hard drives. Designed for bays that were about 0.75 inches tall and approximately 4.25 inches wide. The thickness is roughly 0.1 inch. Standard (counter-sunk) HDD case screws work great with this design. ... I listed the...