hitachi external hard drive 3d models

This is a support tray for hard drives of various sizes, suitable for 2.5" and 3.5". Some trays are needed to stack multiple trays (coming soon). ...The need for these parts comes from the desire to add more bays to the NAS than it has by default.

Holder for your hard disk drives! It's designed to support SSDs as well. To create this in Fusion 360, start by making a cool design on the front and then extrude it back about 0.1 inches. ...You can find additional inspiration online at...

Here's how it works: I redesigned the Hard Drive Rail and encountered some problems, particularly within the hollow interior and issues using a screw as there is no space for the screw head to engage. ...I referenced these dimensions to create this...

I designed this for use to hang additional hard drives on mining rigs to mine chia. Printing: Recommended: minimum 50% infill for safety Recommended: minimum 1mm wall thickness for safety. Rotate before printing for best results. ... Donations...

......A hard drive (HDD), which employs one or more rapidly spinning magnetic disks, is a digital storage device that enables the retrieval and storage of information even when powered off. ...Access to data is achieved through a random-access methodology.

Hard Drive Book by RebelTaz I needed somewhere to store my digital collection of Playboy magazines and 128gb flash drives and SD cards were too much money - well over $50 - especially when I could get 250gb 2.5" hard drives for $5 all day long! Since...

Hard Drive Book by RebelTaz I needed somewhere to store my digital collection of Playboy magazines and 128gb flash drives and SD cards were too much money - well over $50 - especially when I could get 250gb 2.5" hard drives for $5 all day long! Since...

Hard Drive Book by RebelTaz I needed somewhere to store my digital collection of Playboy magazines and 128gb flash drives and SD cards were too much money - well over $50 - especially when I could get 250gb 2.5" hard drives for $5 all day long! Since...

This is an HP hard drive cage that can be used with the HP Proliant G8 Non-Hot Plug Drive Tray The back of the hard drive cage uses a SAS to SATA adapter and two M3 stainless steel rods (I don't know what they are called in English, but they are...

**ALL my hard drive brackets are designed to self-tap #6-32 UNC screws (the coarser screws that are used to affix 3.5" hard drives, not the finer thread M3)** Here are approximate printing times and material for each type (0.3 layer height) : Short...

To build a basic unit: First, order these essential screws on Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/uxcell-Laptop-Shockproof-Phillips-Screws/dp/B0159MSHPS/ref=sr_1_38?keywords=computer+shoulder+screw&qid=1558755930&s=gateway&sr=8-38 Next, print a set of...

This is a simple case for hard drives with the standard size. The top pieces of the case fits very tight, so when you are unable to close it just sand it a little bit until it fits. I printed everything without supports in my normal settings. ...Be...

Has holes for screws to prevent the hard drive from moving around, a removable lid, and locks to hold the lid in place.The red one is 2.5" and printed in Polyalchemy Merlot and Natural Elixir. The white one is 3.5" and printed in 3D Fuel's White and...

After crafting the initial model of my "Hard Drive Skyscraper," I began brainstorming ways to refine it, embellish it, or put it on a higher pedestal of evolution. That's when the NEW, hard drive skyscraper was born – designed for an audience always...

In fact, after creating the first model of the "Hard Drive Skyscraper," I immediately started thinking about how to make it better, how to add more details, and take it to the next level of evolution. Here's the new, improved skyscraper of hard...

... body and the box, you can print them upright. I used buildplate supports for the enclosure body, but honestly, my printer could have bridged just fine. This is gonna be the best hard drive enclosure you've ever seen, folks. ...Trust me on this.

http://www.thingiverse.com/apps/customizer/run?thing_id=58091 Users Follow These Step-by-Step Directions Using Available Options: Font Settings Activated in Write Orbitron DXF Style Label Placement Titled at a 2-Degree Angle Thickness Value Set to...

... to your needs. **Getting Started** With these options at hand, you're ready to go: * cable_diameter: Set at 10 * thickness: Defined as 1.2 * Font: Utilizing 'write/orbitron.dxf' * label: Stated as 'Hard Drive #2' * label_orientation: Angled at 2

I have 15-20 hard drives that I use for backups and I only 3 have portable cases with USB connections. I took one of the portables and used the guts to build this. Very happy with the project. Little problem at the connection end that I did...

The hard drives mount from the bottom and are slotted so they can be adjusted to fit perfectly. I hope this design will help others fix their hard drive bay issues. The sides that slide into the grooves are about 18.2 mm wide. The overall width of...

Here is yet another style of drive adapter to mount 2.5" hard drives or solid state drives in to 3.5" drive bays (I've already made three other designs). The reason I made this one is because I saw people making the stackable covid visors, and...

Here is yet another style of drive adapter to mount 2.5" hard drives or solid state drives in to 3.5" drive bays (I've already made three other designs). The reason I made this one is because I saw people making the stackable covid visors, and...

I needed somewhere to store my digital collection of Playboy magazines and 128gb flash drives and SD cards were too much money - well over $50 - especially when I could get 250gb 2.5" hard drives for $5 all day long! Since this was just for storage,...

I liberated a few hard drive platters from some obsolete or defective 3.5 inch hard drives. You'll need some very small Torx bits to do this; look under the labels for hidden screws. The platters all seem to be the same 95mm in diameter, although...

Liberate a few hard drive platters from some obsolete or defective 3.5 inch hard drives. You'll need some very small Torx bits. Look under the labels for hidden screws. All the platters seem to be the same 95mm in diameter. Some are slightly thicker...

Support for hard disk storage. ... Suitable for 115x21 hard disk. ... The geometries are to be glued

Provides long-term or transportation storage for four hard drives. Feet can be printed and inserted into the feet slots in the bottom to provide cushier surface contact and make the storage cages stackable. While I printed the feet in TPU, you may be...

Mounts for hard drive platters are available, suitable for any use you may have in mind. These mounts come in three distinct thicknesses, allowing you to stack them without interference and create visually appealing patterns. You can secure the...

Holds up to four portable USB hard drives. Designed to hold a RAID array for low cost RAID implementations using Raspberry Pi, Arduino and similar devices. There is a full size rack for use with HDD where the USB connector is offset from the middle...

I was looking for a way to organize my hard drives on my desk. To keep them upright and running while they're in place, I designed something that holds the drives vertically. The best part is that you can print multiple units and assemble them...