matx nas case 3d models

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...

Hello,\n\nA few days back, I streamlined my network setup and ran out of room, so I decided to mount my Seagate NAS upright.\n\nTo accomplish this, I built the stand I'm sharing now, which is shaped after the device casing with its angular...

This upgraded version features a laser-cut case crafted from high-quality plexiglass, which securely fastens to the motherboard or hard drive via direct screws. ... A moderate level of assembly is required to mount this device, adding an extra layer of...

... top. ... Replace the black grid with two custom-designed 3D-printed components that securely attach the top cover to the case. ...To do this, detach the two metallic hooks from the original plastic grid and install them onto the printed pieces instead.

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

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

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

This is a cat scratching post that can contain up to 6 3.5" SATA hard drives, and support the PC case that will sit atop it.The enclosure is made with a 6" PVC pipe wrapped in Manila rope. ...The drive mounting brackets are 3D printed and attached via...

I needed a case rack mounted for my DIY NAS. I've used a motherboard from ASUS (AT4NM10T-I). ... In order to build this you need: Bunch of M3 nuts and screws; Two 80mm fans; A 16mm power button ...

Webpage: https://toomas633.github.io/ This is a NAS case designed for use with a Raspberry Pi 3 B+ or later. There is a mount for a Pi inside on the bottom plate and also included a slide mount for mounting a Pi inside the drive bay. 6 rails for...

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

I've paired Base and Tapa perfectly. To prevent excessively loud noise levels, I suggest adding a resistance to the fan (50x50mm, 5v,015A). You'll need: * 4 USB extensions (with soldering tools) to keep it compact * A female RJ45 connector and about...

-Changed may things :) -Front with raspberry logo. ... -Inside mount have ventilation holes -Made enclosure higher to have 50x50 fan inside.

I'm crafting a custom enclosure for a fellow Raspberry Pi enthusiast I encountered online. ...To make it more accessible, I've divided the design into smaller segments, allowing users to conserve filament if needed.

Originally conceived by Michael Klements using transparent acrylic and laser-cut files, this version is adapted for 3D printers.This is a remix from: https://www.the-diy-life.com/how-to-build-a-raspberry-pi-nas-using-open-media-vault/For detailed...

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

 It utilizes Raspberry Pi 4 (2GB RAM is fine): https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07VXBMWQK/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o02_s01?ie=UTF8&psc=12x USB External Hard drives (Capacity is your choice):...

The Raspberry PI is not easily placed inside the case due to its audio jack, but once it's in place, it securely holds itself without needing screws. To assemble this project, start by desoldering the right USB mount on the Raspberry PI. ...Then,...

For more information see: https://www.multimedia4linux.de/index.php/13-advanced-camera-device/173-hyperpixel-4-0-casing and https://www.multimedia4linux.de/index.php/advanced-camera-device/8-dslr-wiki/168-advanced-camera-device-3 Release note:...

Small and beaty NAS case, on stx-n39, may be modified for other 120*120mm motherboard. ...Source in zip, step or f3d.Sata data cables for 3.5" dual 90 degrees x3 10cm lenght, for 2.5" x2 15cm lenght one side 90 degrees.WD Purple is so hot, i am...

... 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 is a straightforward yet practical frame that I created to hold various components of my Raspberry Pi-based NAS together in one spot. Initially, I thought about building an enclosure with disks inside but decided that since the disks were...

To assemble the case, simply print all the parts designated for your chosen configuration (A or B) along with all the untagged components. Here's a breakdown of the required materials: | Count | Item | Length Min |...

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...

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...

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...

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

# A small desktop NAS for all your file sharing needs # I designed this bad boy around a Raspberry Pi 4b and four 500gb laptop hard drives, but any current pi should fit, along with any slim laptop hard drives. Please note that 4tb laptop drives tend...

This is the first part of a three part series about building the ultimate DIY NAS. All the stuff mentioned in the video is linked down below. Please consider subscribing to the channel so you won’t miss future videos and upgrades on this project and...

This custom top plate enables mounting an 80mm fan at the top of your NAS, a feature not originally supported by the standard top plate. If you're curious about which NAS this design is intended for, note that it's specifically designed for the...