nuc case 3d models

Modified versions to support 5th through 7th Gen Intel NUCs and if you print extensions for the slim models to support 2.5" SATA drives.I used this model for 2.5" extensions.https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:5441566

Customization of the Modular NUC Rack has led to a clever repurposing of underutilized space on the base unit, creating a more efficient system. ...Additionally, integration of an SSD mounting option maximizes storage capacity and streamlines data...

This mount is designed fasten to your NUC using two M3 x 8mm socket cap screws on the bottom.I've included the .f3d (Autodesk Fusion) file for anyone who wants to customize/remix it for their needs.I printed this on a modified Anycubic i3 Mega...

--- Other Versions --- There are also other versions of this mount: 1 TIER v2 - https://cults3d.com/en/3d-model/home/intel-nuc-under-desk-mount-1-tier 2 TIER v2 - https://cults3d.com/en/3d-model/home/intel-nuc-under-desk-mount-2-tier-v2 3 TIER v2 -...

... or a raspberry pi. ...The pi's holes fit m2.5 screw without needing a nut, I left the nuc's holes larger so it matches the vesa holes, I also don't trust the plastic threads to hold up if there's any significant axial loads so I used nuts for those.

This mount is designed fasten to your NUC using two M3 x 8mm socket cap screws on the bottom.I've included the .f3d (Autodesk Fusion) file for anyone who wants to customize/remix it for their needs.I printed this on a modified Anycubic i3 Mega...

... plastic plate and screw this into the VESA holes. Use the NUC insert to mount the NUC on one side. ...Use the Raspberry mount to mount the Raspberry Pi to the other side, or mount two RasPi for balancing.I am using an Ender 3 V3 SE to print these.

... the bottom part is the same from the original mojotang's thing. You need to print 2 top and 2 bottom parts, and screw onto the original NUC mounting plate. ...I also used some 3M VHB double sided tape on the bottom part for imcreased safety.

I just designed a little front plate for it. My Rack contains (bottom to top): 4 plug 10" Power supply Fritzbox 7490 (acting as modem and phone system for DECT phones, Frame self developed) Unifi USG 3 Unifi 8 Port PoE Switch 60 Watt Intel NUC...

Additionally, I added holes to minimize resin usage and relocated the mounting holes to 85mm center-to-center distance to match my NUC's specifications. ... For optimal results, it is recommended to print this design using an engineering resin ("tough...

The Intel NUC Lid / cover features three strategically placed BNC through-hole mounts designed specifically for an M.2 capture card, similar to the popular Blackmagic Design Micro, Yuan, or Magewell cards. To ensure optimal airflow and prevent...

The INTEL NUC boasts two slots for adding cards, but unfortunately, only one is capable of housing an mSATA device. However, if you're lucky enough to possess a half height mSATA ssd, you may find yourself out of options - unless you can creatively...

... doesn't. What equipment will be going into the rack? If you're planning on using this rack for a NUC-based setup, I'd love to hear about the types of equipment you plan to put in it. ...I'll do my best to design trays that fit commonly used gear.

This is a custom version of DavidJohnston's Parametric OpenSCAD Base for Intel 5th Generation NUC, tailored to meet my specific needs.\nI've made numerous adjustments to fine-tune this project, including:\n-Installing mounting points for a 2.5" hard...

This is a work in progress OpenSCAD design for a base that's tailored specifically for a 5th generation NUC. I'm currently waiting for it to be manufactured by Shapeways and there might need to be some tweaking before it reaches perfection. The...

I desired a desktop enclosure for it, so I started trying to replicate the look of Intel NUC cases but ended up crafting a compact version of a tower case desktop PC. The basic specifications for the setup are: 1. A Raspberry Pi 3 paired with a WD...

Remixed the PSU support so it can fit a bigger power cable connector. I am EU base and the original model didn't fitted my PSU power cable connector. ... All thanks for the original by HyperloopMadScientist

A Wall-Mounted Solution for Mini PCs.

I just did a quick edit in Tinkercad to add holes instead of drilling through the model.

Human 3D represents a significant leap forward in computer innovation courtesy of Intel. D33217GK marks the next major development in computational power. This unit, specifically, integrates elements from both D33217GK and the modified variant...

<p>I printed with 0.4 nozzle and 0.25 layer height. ...You might need to reduce the skirt distance or remove the skirt completly.</p>

The idea is to be able to print the model without the need for support. This will significantly decrease printing time without really affecting the rigidity of the model. Mount screw size should be 4 or 5mm. ... 4 Screws are needed

Simple Adaptor to mount the Mini PC to the finder scope shoe, also allows air flow into the PC to keep it cool.   Printed on a Ender 3 in PLA, no supports required. ... However I suggest increasing infill to 50%+ or double the infill lines for...

[Printed in Silk Silver, 10% infill, .2 height] - Original Reddit threat on /r/NUCLABS: https://www.reddit.com/r/NUCLabs/comments/dnzeu1/intel_nuc_5i3i5i7_series_10gbe_connectivity_debut/ You want 10Gbe connectivity in a Gen 5 NUC, and you want it to...

Similar to the original recipe that allowed the Skull Canyon NUC to achieve 10Gbe speeds, I thought I'd try my luck on a 5th generation NUC, since they are the oldest member of the NUC family to have PCIe M.2 slots. (Note: Celerons and Pentiums are...

Depending on your NUC, you might want to print two of the 3mm Washers to put between the Top Tray and the NUC to prevent bending of the tray when you tighten the M3 screws. The process of putting all toghether is pretty straight forward: 2x M3...

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Full instructions and description for creating this magnificent work of science located here: https://ganon.club/index.php/2019/04/04/getting-10gbps-on-a-skull-canyon-nuc-without-thunderbolt-3-ngff-to-pcie-x4-riser/ In summary: Print this and...

I have a tri-stack of Intel Skull Canyon NUCs, running ESXI 6.7. The necessity to stack them on top of one another with more clearance than I was getting became apparent. If you prefer colors other than pink, print them in red, blue, or any color...

I have a tri-stack of Intel Skull Canyon NUCs, running ESXI 6.7. The ability to stack them on top of one another with a little more clearance than I was getting became a necessity.</p> <p>If pink isn't your thing, print them in red, blue, or whatever...