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This is a simple adapter to hold a CF-IDE in a 5.25" drive bayThis is the compact flash IDE thing I use...

You can utilize this drawer to house a vacant 3.5 inch floppy disk drive slot on your desktop computer.

A while ago someone created a drive bay adapter for the HTC Vive linkbox and I wanted to create something similar for a friend who owns a Valve Index (and eventually for myself when I buy my own). I've only tested this print with my machine, and...

5.25 inch bay cover for a Corsair Carbide Series 300R tower. ...Might work in other cases.</p><p>The source files are hosted on Onshape:<br><a...

... conveniently near your PC. ...It can accommodate up to 10 SD cards and requires one 5.25 bay for mounting. Currently, the model remains incomplete; thus, it will be tagged as work in progress. ...Kindly feel free to offer feedback or suggestions.

Help Your PC breath!&nbsp;5,25" bay plate to improve airflow drastically.&nbsp;Custom supports already in place, just print it and snap off after! ...No additional work needed.&nbsp;</p><p>Better to use PETG because it needs to be flexible.&nbsp;<br>PLA...

A vertically oriented dual 5.25 inch drive for the Corsair P3 computer case. Print Settings Print with the back side on the build plate. ... Needs lots of supports

Basic 3.5" Drive cover. Play with the design to suit your needs. ... I tried to design the tabs to flex with the direction of layer print rather than against it.My enclosure has single tab cutouts 8mm deep and about 8mm wide.

I had an old case in the attic and built my parents a PC, however it was missing a front drive cover and i was building without a CD/DVD Drive. So i put this together and printed it. It was so long ago i cant remember much about settings or whether...

Insert blank drive into Dell R610, potentially compatible with other Rx10 series servers as well. If using this with another Dell model, please let me know so I can revise the description. Print with supports, the spacer tapers and thins at the rear...

Super basic HDD holder for 4 HDD's.

I was looking for a design that could safeguard my hard drives in my Open NAS setup. The result is far from aesthetically pleasing, but it gets the job done. To bring this creation to life, print it with the fan grill facing downwards on your build...

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).

I had to position my hard drive directly beside the CDROM drive since the power cord was too brief. I took matters into my own hands and created this device, which operates flawlessly. To reproduce, simply print as is - no assistance required. Mount...

This lets you easily secure another 3.25" floppy drive In the Amiga 2000's 5.25" drive bay. It probably works in other 5.25" drive bays but it hasn't been tested. I made this specifically to mount a Mac floppy drive in my Amiga 2000 for use with...

You're stuck with a desktop computer that only has room for 3.5 inch hard drives, but you've just got your hands on a shiny new 2.5 inch SSD - what do you do? Well, if you've been looking for a simple solution to add some extra storage to your trusty...

This cap protects the exposed opening of a standard 3.5-inch drive bay or an old floppy disk drive on your PC's front panel. ...It fits perfectly into a Coolermaster Stacker STC-T01 enclosure, ensuring everything looks neat and organized inside.

... TRS-80 Model III floppy disk drive door. ... Most of these old 5 1/4" drives share a similar latch mechanism.Revised 2.0 version - Make hinge area go all the way around. ... My hinge was broken and I didn't realize it was missing part of the hinge.

This is an adapter so you can mount your 2.5" HDD/SSD into a drive bay designed for 3.5" drives. ... I remixed Oaktech's adapter, removing the unnecessary center portion so that it uses less plastic and more can fit on the build plate.

It prints best using a 1-1.6mm shell thickness, and to ensure a good solid cage structure, I highly recommend using a 100% infill setting. ... Additionally, when choosing the material, consider using either ABS or Nylon - PLA may warp if you don't have...

A user successfully installed an mSATA SSD into the 1.8" HDD drive bay on their HP Elitebook 2540p laptop.

5.25" Drive Bay adapter that allows you to fit a ZuluSCSI as well as a 3.5" drive/accessory.

It can even securely hold two massive 4 or 5TB 15mm drives in a well-spaced 3.5" drive bay chassis, ensuring maximum storage capacity without sacrificing any of your valuable drive bays. The DA25A adapter requires only the standard four #6-32 x 1/4"...

It will even hold two of the 4 or 5TB 15mm drives in a well-spaced 3.5” drive bay chassis. Other than the typical four #6 -32 x ¼” screws used to mount the DA25A adapter to your chassis, it’s 100% tool-less (but screws can be used if preferred) and...

Needed a 2.5 15mm hard drive mount for my 5.25 bay but could not find anything so I created this. Also supports a 120mm fan to keep everything cool. ...You will need 3 spare 5.25 bays.

... fits 3.5" HDDs in CD-ROM compartments. ...Made to SNIA standards, it can hold two standard 0.7"-tall drives or one 1.028" and another 0.7" drive in a 43mm-high CD-ROM bay (the second option hasn't been tested yet; please comment if you tried it).

This dual 2.5" drive bay adapter transforms a standard 3.5" drive bay into two separate mounting locations. The bottom mount supports a 7mm drive, which most solid state drives conform to, and the top mount accommodates up to a 15mm drive, the...

Three part print for adapting a 3.5" drive into a 5.25" drive bay. Make sure to align the front surface of the front plate down. Use four M3x6mm screws to attach the front plate to the side braces. ... Designed to mount the 3.5" drive from...

This is a simple lightweight tray adapter to be able to place a 2.5 in hdd/ssd in i a bay for a 3.5 in drive. ... It is made to be light and fast to print, taking strength from the drive that is in it.

This bay adapter converter transforms a standard 3.5-inch drive bay into two spacious 2.5-inch drive bays. The lower mounting bracket supports a 7mm drive, with most solid-state drives conforming to this size. Meanwhile, the upper mounting bracket...