3.5 sata hard drive caddy 3d models

Disk Adapter , SSD 2.5 to 3.5 Mechanical Disk , for desktop computers , Caddy . Creation made for reasons that there are cases that do not have space for a 2.5 disk . ...very useful to replace a disk 3.5 to 2.5 of a machine.

This is a basic 7 or 8 bay rack for holding 3.5" hard drives in vertical orientation. ... The 7-drive STL fits on a Prusa i3 Mk3 bed, but the 8-drive is _just_ a bit too big.

A 3.5-inch hard drive with dimensions similar to Samsung's 1.5TB drive design features a thickness of 1 inch, the maximum for this size. Compatibility with standard slots makes it suitable for most real hard drives. The connector is sourced from...

This 3.5" hard disk caddy system boasts stackable design, full 3D printing compatibility, and hot-swappable functionality. Designed to fit into existing enclosures, it differs from standard sizes, not fitting 5.25" bays. Watch it in action here:...

I needed more HDD caddys for my Fujitsu Celsius W510 and I made it. ...You should mount 2 screws for each caddy.

I needed some generic plastic drive rails that fit the standard 3.5-inch hard drive. They are ridiculously easy to find online, and they work amazingly well - I'm really pleased! ... **Printing Details** PLA Filament: 0.3mm layer height | Printing...

Simple print, no supports PETG filament. ...

This build was designed specifically to fit snugly within the Tesseract Deepcool ATX case, however, it could potentially be adapted to other cases with some tweaking - feel free to experiment and share your results.

... ads to serve as a dedicated home cloud/NAS system. ...The purchase was a steal, but it had one major drawback: limited storage space for my 3.5-inch drives. ...To overcome this limitation, I revamped the build and created these custom brackets.

This cage accommodates five 3.5" hard drives in a slot loading style. The design allows for printing as a single, solid piece with integrated support material. Attachable 140mm fans enable stacking and mounting capabilities. Find it here:...

This caddy system for 3.5" hard disks features * Stackable * Fully 3d printed * hot swap This is designed to fit into an existing enclosure, hence the non standard size. This will not fit into a 5.25" bay! ... Video of it working...

For 10 hard drives

... Mind That I'm Still Learning the Ropes When It Comes to 3D Modeling, So Don't Expect Perfection Just Yet. This Design Will Only Accommodate 3.5-Inch Hard Drives, But I'm HopING to Expand the Compatibility to Include Other Sizes in Future Updates.

This is a straightforward design, a cradle that can hold up to four externally connected 2.5" hard drives. Whenever I acquire a new laptop, I promptly swap out the standard hard drive for a solid state drive. Then, I purchase an enclosure for the HD...

I modified the Antec hard drive enclosure using it as a starting point and reimagined it for 3D printing. ...By removing the clip, I was able to overcome its limitations with PLA filament and create a secure, snug-fitting design that effectively holds...

The number of 2.5'' hard drives that can be accommodated depends largely on their thickness and the size of a right-angle SATA adapter used. To assemble this caddy, I had to clip off a retaining hook from the main case panel, but it's conveniently...

This is a compact caddy that securely supports and holds a Sabrent USB-A 3.1 to SATA cable so that it doesn't torque the edge connector on a SATA drive. It is a slim (7mm) caddy that perfectly mounts to the two mounting holes found on a Raspberry...

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. ... ...

Turn your spare 7or 5mm thick SATA HHDs or SSDs into an external storage device using the linked Aliexpress SATA to USB 3.0 board. MODEL W2530P4 https://it.aliexpress.com/item/4001216615241.html Read 3d print settings carefully It consists on 3...

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...

This was a low-plastic (about 100 grams of filament needed) frame to hold 5 SATA hard drives without screws to allow easy hard drive removal. It was initially designed to be a minimal plastic ad-hoc holder for 5 SATA drives for a hot plug SATA...

A protective enclosure for 2.5 Inch laptop size SATA hard drives (HDD). The rear cutout allows easy access for USB-SATA adapters. Use the vertical drive rack to organize a collection. Or to set up a drive array for a Raspberry Pi NAS. ... Enclosure...

This is a stackable 3.5 Inch hard-drive bay

Storage box for 3.5 inch hard drives.

reversed 3.5" hard drive rails from VisionKJ

... However, I encountered an issue - the bottom and side bolt holes on one of my drives didn't match the pre-installed caddies that came with the case. ...To resolve this problem, I created a new set of custom-designed caddies using Tinkercad.

... squeeze to unlock. I shucked a drive and the bottom and side bolt holes on the drive didn't match the caddies that came with the case so I designed a new one. This caddy isn't quite perfect, but better than just enough. ...Designed in Tinkercad.</p>

Rack for 3.5 inch hard drives!. ... really stable and low material cost.

The updated 3.5" SATA hard drive model features full .obj and .bip files available for non-commercial use, with accurate dimensions at 100%. Please credit me if you use it. Request the STEP file via private message. ...Additionally, check out other...

Besides what the model's name says, this piece helps you fit a 2.5 inch SATA hard drive in a 3.5 inch slot. It is especially useful if used with IDE to SATA adapters as in the OG XBOX and some old-ish computers. ...If you open the model and it looks...