5.25 to 3.5 hard drive adapter 3d models

This drive adapter converts a 3.5-inch drive into a 2.5-inch drive, enabling you to install a 2.5-inch drive within a standard 3.5-inch drive bay. ...Designed specifically for use with tool-free bays, it is also compatible with traditional drive bays...

Computer user converts old 5.25-inch desktop computer cases into modern systems by utilizing a convenient 5.25-inch to 3.5-inch conversion cable for installing new technology like floppy drives and card readers, which is specifically designed for...

Edit 8/12/21: I have added a dual mount version that should support 2 SSDs and threaded versions of both the dual and single version with holes for 3M hard drive screws on the 3.5" part. I have not printed any of these except the single version, if...

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...

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

... My drive featured multiple M2 screw holes that I incorporated into the design of the adapter. Be sure to examine the side images of your optical drive to determine if its screw holes align with those on the adapter.

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...

From as reddit request. ...U/Seanrps wanted a way to mount a hard drive to a spare 120mm fan space. ...  

3.5 to 5.25 panel adapter. ...I use it to put card reader that fits 3.5 size and I had no space for floppy on my new computer ,( I print my copy with 2 color because I run out of black color and I want it to be black in the front ).

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...

A Reddit user named Seanrps requested a solution to mounting a hard drive into an empty space of a spare 120mm fan.

The DA25A dual 2.5” drive to 3.5” bay adapter has been designed to hold two 7mm or 9.5mm drives (conventional or SSD) in the space that a typical 3.5” drive occupies. It will even hold two of the 4 or 5TB 15mm drives in a well-spaced 3.5” drive bay...

Needed a solid and easy to print 5.25 bay to 3.5 drive adapter, and couldn't find exactly what I was looking for anywhere on thingiverse, so made this one. For mounting the adapter to the bay, add 4x M3 threaded inserts. This relies on threaded...

You want to use your 5.25" bay to hold 5x 3.5" HDD with clip holder, this thing is for YOU ! Forget the others and watch this, Bro ! Perfect HDD fit Perfect 5.25" bay fit Perfect clip holding Oh my god ! Love it ! Print it ! Enjoy it ! Hey ! ...

Simple bracket to hold 3.5'' HDD drives I made for my old PC case.HDD rear side aligned with rear side of CD drive and should be in line. Best printed with PETG and tree supports.

You're looking to utilize your 5.25-inch bay to store five 3.5-inch HDDs with a clip holder - this solution is specifically designed for you! Forget about others and check out what's in store, bro! This is the perfect setup: * Perfect 3.5-inch HDD...

This is a converter that makes a 2.5 inch hard drive compatible with a 3.5 inch enclosure. ...It can be seen being used in a Supermicro hot-swappable tray.

A very basic part for my computer.I made two versions, one with a bottom part that keeps it all together, and one with the two sides as separate pieces for faster printing with less material (and fits on smaller bed sizes)Originally published on...

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.

The DA25A dual 2.5" drive to 3.5" bay adapter has been meticulously crafted to accommodate two 7mm or 9.5mm drives, whether conventional or SSD, within the space typically reserved for a single 3.5" drive. It can even securely hold two massive 4 or...

This is a 3.5-inch drive to dual 2.5-inch drive bay adapter. Manufactured from PLA, featuring 20% infill, it weighs just 36 grams. This model accommodates both 7mm and 9mm drives, with the 7mm drive pictured in use. The mounting screws and hex nuts...

After printing my HD Adapters, I decided to take it up a notch by creating an adapter that allows me to utilize a 5.25" PC bay as a makeshift blower for my hard drives using a trusty 120mm fan. ...Check out the finished product here:...

Simple bracket for mounting 2.5" drives to 3.5" enclosures. ... Note: the side holes are 3.25mm diameter and *not* threaded but can take standard screws as long as you don't overtorque them.

This is a 5.25" drive bay chassis for a Raspberry Pi 2/3/4 and a 2.5" hard drive. The face is flat so you can glue on custom face plates. Holes are undersized so you drill them cleanly to the correct sizes. Use #2 screws (wood or machine) in the...

This is a 3.5-inch drive to two 2.5-inch drive bay adapter printed in PLA with twenty percent infill weighing thirty-six grams. This model accommodates both seven millimeter and nine millimeter drives with seven millimeter pictured. The mounting...

Ultra-minimal version of a hard drive adapter. Designed to be as slim as possible to prevent any interference. Works perfectly for any hard drive caddy that has SSDs screw holes on the right (such as many Supermicro and Microserver caddies). ... A...

Use in place of Dell part number R494D or F767D to install a 2.5" drive in the convenient tool-less caddy for a 3.5" drive. The initial model pictured required some minor measurement adjustments. ...It should now fit perfectly out of the box.

Customized version of https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3502195 Created with Customizer! ...https://www.thingiverse.com/apps/customizer/run?thing_id=3502195

To assemble it, you'll require a minimum of four M4 screws and four corresponding nuts, plus an additional set of screws specifically tailored for securing your hard drive in place. ...This design prioritizes minimal material usage while maintaining...

Mounting brackets for 2.5" drives in 3.5" bays are now available. Specifically designed to work seamlessly with the twist lock system found in NZXT Tempest cases. Users can access an Inventor part file to easily adjust spacing or hole tolerance if...