5 1 4 drive bay 3d models

I made a storage bin that fits into the 5 1/4" bay perfectly. This allows you to store 5 SD cards, and 5 Micro SD cards in the bin easily. There's also room for CD/DVD media, such as system recovery discs, or you could even put in a USB hard drive -...

Holds 3 x 2.5" SSD drives in place of a 5.25" optical drive. Recommend using a couple of M3 screws to secure it to the chassis. There are no screw holes to hold in the drives, instead, the width of the slots for the drives is slightly reduced...

They have a slim/laptop CD-ROM, Compact Flash card reader and USB connector all on one single 5-1/4" drive bay. This is especially useful for old computers with only one free drive bay. Mounting dimensions and front plate are the same as a typical...

I designed these 5-1/4" drive bays for my old 486 so that I can add a Gotek floppy emulator and have easy access to the compact flash card I want to use as a hard drive as well. Mounting dimensions and front plate are the same as a typical CD-ROM...

Essentially, you can turn a single 5.25" bay into up to 4 of the highest performance 2.5" HDDs or SSDs for all your NAS needs by using any of your old and useless cases.Looking around, this also seems to be a very high density package, as 3 5.25"...

This is a standard blanking plate designed specifically for 5 1/4" drive bays, created for users who accidentally discarded the ones that came with their case. The universal design of this blanking plate allows it to fit in most cases, but the tabs...

Human: A 5 1/4-inch drive bay in a computer tower is where you install a 3.5 inch or 2.5 inch hard drive.\r\n(Simple Version)

Adaptor 3,5" to 4,25" drive bay

A 4 bay storage spot for all of your drives in your modular case remix of: https://cults3d.com/en/3d-model/various/4-bay-nas-for-2-5-hdd-or-ssd

A drive storage bay for all your computer storage needs in your modular case. ... remix of: https://cults3d.com/en/3d-model/various/4-bay-nas-for-2-5-hdd-or-ssd

2.5" Drive Bay Designed Specifically for Samsung EVO Drives. This drive bay is engineered with the mechanical characteristics of the highly regarded Samsung EVO drives in mind. ... Update: Due to an unexpected shortcoming of approximately 1mm on the...

I was keeping both my SSDs for my server at the bottom of the case when suddenly a way to install them in the now-useless 5 1/4 bay at the top of my case popped into my head. A quick run into Fusion 360, and we're off! This holds two SSDs...

It was created with the Mac Pro 4.1 in mind but should work seamlessly with any Mac Pro featuring a drive bay cart. Currently, I do not have photographs of it, but I can confirm that it has been printed and is functioning perfectly within my Mac Pro...

A revised variant of the 2.5-inch drive bay is compatible with an HP 8770w (possibly other devices too), and here are the guidelines for its printing process: place it flat, print downwards, ensure support, and use a 100% infill rate.

#Description This print is a conversion from now mostly useless optical drive bays (discs/DVD/CD bays), AKA 5.25" drives. The adapter will fit up to 4 2.5" drives instead and can fit all standard formats (so each of the 7mm, 9.5mm, and 15mm thick...

What will I need? An un-occupied 5.25" drive bay. Unoccupied PCI slot (or other slot to get the cables out the back of your PC; I've seen water cooling holes used). HDMI + USB3 Flush mount (I selected a 1m length that fit my case perfectly, but you...

Print Settings: Printer Brand: LulzBot Printer: TAZ 4 Rafts: No Supports: No Resolution: .025mm Infill: 20% Notes: 2 bottom layers 2 top layers 2 perimeters Post-Printing Installation: Place the cover in the bay, making sure the rails are towards...

I was in a pinch repairing an older PC, but I didn't have the specific drive bay cover I needed. I was hoping to find a generic one on Thingiverse, but everything I found was either designed to clip into a specific case or was an adapter for...

I was repairing a PC, there was not enough cover 5.25". I made a model for a specific mount. Mounting does not require screws. ...The photo shows the latches on which the cover is attached, and you can also see how it is fixed.

Floppy drive lever, perfect for retro 5 1/4 inch floppy drives from the 80s! ...This versatile lever fits all universal drives.

Holds your phone/table on the front of your pc. ...Kinda flimsy lmao. Space the holder part off with washers if the bay mount doesn't sit flush with the front of your case. ...Use m3 nuts/bolts.

... material. The front panels can be either PLA or ABS. An allowance has been made for the 0.4 mm nozzle, but if a 0.3 mm nozzle is used, the front panels may need to be glued onto the caddy base. ...With a 0.5 mm nozzle, they might not slide smoothly.

Both PLA and ABS filaments can be used for front panels.\nIf you like my work, please donate on my website.\nPrint Settings\nPrinter: TRENDi Maker V3\nRafts are not required\nNo supports were needed\nResolution was set to 0.2 mm\nInfill levels ranged...

This design fits snugly into four standard 5.25" drive bay slots, features mounting holes for both 140mm and 120mm fans. ...An optional square vent grill is also available, but may require adjustments to ensure secure mounting; if not properly secured,...

This is a stackable 3.5 Inch hard-drive bay

5.25" Drive bay for hackintosh computer. ... All units are in imperial so if your system is metric scale to 25.4"/mm or 2540%

Compact Storage Drawer Optimized for 5.25 Inch Optical Drive Bays - Fully Customizable

5.25" Drive bay for hackintosh computer. All units are in imperial so if your system is metric scale to 25.4"/mm or 2540% Category: Electronics

5.25" drive bay cover for Bitfenix Prodigy ITX case. ... Usable with fan screw holes on print.

A compact cup holder now securely fastens onto a 5.25-inch drive bay cover, instantly freeing up your CD-ROM tray for you once more.