3d printed nas

https://itq.nl/shoebox-sized-datacenter-nas-device/ NUC Base Plate (Base plate for NUC sides if not using NAS Base) NUC Sides (holds the NUC board, sits on top of disk enclosure or NUC Base) NAS Base plate (With slots for max 5 disks) NAS Support...

Attach the 3D printed extension frame to your Seagate HDD using hot glue or a strong adhesive. 7. Secure the top_lock_adj.stl to each corner on the back side of the lid. 8. Mount the single board computer to the back side of the lid. 9. Close the...

**Greetings, fellow enthusiasts!** I'm thrilled to share this 3D printed Raspberry Pi NAS project with you. I hope you find it not only enjoyable but also adaptable to your unique requirements. I am always eager to receive feedback to enhance the...

It doesn't cost you anything extra, but helps me out a lot :) Print instructionsCategory: Computer Summary This custom top plate allows you to mount an 80mm fan in the top of your NAS, which the original top plate didn't allow for. In case you're...

... key. ...Ideal! Before losing them, I thought now was the perfect moment to print and test a replacement key. This model was printed from PLA using a Replicator 2 and needed minor adjustments to settings; its functionality was verified on my NAS device.

A simple structure to build a NAS based on Raspberry Pi 4B

NAS that holds 2 3.5" Drives, an ODROID XU4, buck converter and PSU

Simple key used to unlock the drive bays on Synology NAS drives

One of my biggest project I ever made.A lot of blood, sweat and tear went into this plus many failed printsI present to you the pi NAS specific to my needs, but you never know, other people might find use in it.I'm not the best at making this 3D...

I'm currently building a complete printed case for my DIY NAS. This is my first fully printed case project. I've used some 3M 2.5/30 screws to secure the hard drive cage to both the front and back panels. You can see pictures of the screws holding...

Pliki zawierają elementy potrzebne do obudowy serwera Raspberry PI NAS. ... Więcej na filmie: https://youtu.be/KGLgGrlyWWM Files contains elements ofa the case of home NAS Raspberry PI Server.

Going away gift for NAS Corpus Christi Medical Staff in Texas. ...For military and any medical professional.

I have been trying to make a complete printed case for my diy nas. This is my first all printed case. I used some 3m 25/30 screw to hold harddisk cage to front and back. for the tray and sides see picture af screws. Harddisk uses "normal" harddisk...

A NAS Case based on the X822 by SupTronics and X875 power board by SupTronics. Reference models from https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4284735/files and https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4292246 I've included a full model and the model cut in half...

A custom NAS Case built from scratch, inspired by the X822 design by SupTronics and powered by the X875 power board also from SupTronics. For this project, I drew inspiration from two reference models available on Thingiverse:...

This design was heavily influenced by the stunning 3D artwork of LoneWolf3d (https://www.artstation.com/artwork/xNnOO). The current version of this case comes in two different configurations: A) holds one Pi 4, two 3.5-inch hard drives, and one...

I lost my QNAP NAS key a while back, so I threw together a quick one to get the job done.

This is test case for 120mm cooler radxa taco NAS, for right side use mirror function. ...use glue to assemble the cover

... 2.5 inch SATA disk. ... It is a simple design where the 2.5 inch SSD disk is mounted to the raspberry Pi. The mount that hold them together also holds the cover in place. This Pi mini NAS is for: - Raspbery Pi 1B+ - Raspbery Pi 2 - Raspbery Pi 3

This print is for a Raspberry Pi NAS (Network Accessible Storage) server.  It's a great option for a family that wants to share files or media between multiple computers.  It utilizes Raspberry Pi 4 (2GB RAM is fine):...

... Right now it's working quite well, but I'm thinking on adding something to hold the HDDs better in place, probably printed in TPU. I had to print it in 2 parts because of it's size, but I had no issue glueing it together with superglue. ...

Here are the key features I added: * Rounded edges for a smoother finish * Holes for screws on the box case * A frame to hold two 2.5-inch SATA hard drives * More space for SATA cables on the disk side of the case * A power cable connector * Two...

Esto fue diseñado para poder convertir una caja de pc en un sistema NAS.La caja utilizada es una AeroCool DS Cube pero este diseño puede ser utilizado en cualquier caja ya que se adjunta el fichero base f3d para poder modificar cualquier aspecto del...

If you're curious about which NAS this design accommodates, note that the serial number is P50696, specifically designed for dual disk NAS systems. Support If you'd like to support my efforts by helping fund the free designs I publish, consider...

The components that go into this NAS case include: - Raspberry PI - Sata to usb (HD-500SATA-A) adapter - LAN, USB, DC extension cable - Additional parts as needed It was also confirmed that the heat generated by the hard disk could not be dissipated...

In case you're wondering what NAS this design is for, the serial number is P50696 (dual disk NAS). Support If you want to support me for the designs I publish for free, please consider using my AliExpress Affiliate Link when buying something from...

Stackable Tray for a Zotac Pi221 compute stick. ...Might work with Intel Compute sticks, please check the dimensions. Can be combined with other designs to make a modular NAS

this is my custom case for my NAS based on a Pine64 Quartz64 single board computer. ... the drive cage was based on a design i found on thingiverse which has since been deleted.

The compact and highly efficient 1-bay NAS dock is a cutting-edge storage solution designed to seamlessly integrate into your existing network infrastructure. By leveraging the versatility of FriendlyARM's Wiki, users can effortlessly navigate the...

However, the backplate and frontplate were modeled for 3 HDDs, so you'll need to modify them accordingly, ensuring you retain the mounts for attaching the fan.If you're using a Raspberry Pi other than the 3B+ I used, make sure to check the placement...