pci e riser locking clip 3d models

Version 1 was my first attempt and worked well and i used a different PCI slot cover that was designed to mount a 2.5 inch drive to the PCI slot area. I did have to use double sided tape to securely hold the link box so it wouldn't slide in and out...

... case as I could. ... This allows for a PCI slot to be used for a HDMI CSI Bridge (measurements specifically for the green one with 18810-1 and C779 printed on the PCB) and a USB Type-C Splitter. ...Included M2 nut holes for mounting with M2x12 screws.

I've got limited room for expansion, with only two free pci slots available, so I reworked it to fit an 80mm form factor and created a second version that takes up just two PCI slots instead of three. ...I even included the three slot version since I...

https://youtu.be/qrYXddbXus8 https://youtu.be/H7X-iDZNNwA This box contains a 32-bit PCI extension slot that I use to power up my PCI device outside of the PC. A 12V, 1A DC Power supply is required as the main power source. An L7805 power regulator...

Computer Monitor Riser that is modular

simple riser. ...25mm high, 37mm internal diameter.

This is a keyboard riser/stand.

simple riser. ...25mm high, 37mm internal diameter.

When you remove various PCI Express x1 cards, it's best to cover the connector and shield it from particles, dust, and other debris that could make these sensitive contacts unreliable. ...You can also use this method to clean the contacts, as the...

I needed a low-profile PCI bracket for my GIGABYTE WBAX200 Wi-Fi card, so I remixed one from rasarmg and added the needed aerial holes and screw locations to mount it successfully. After a few attempts I got one that fits very well. ... I also...

Tech Enthusiasts Unite: Showcasing Your Hardware Pride To proudly display your vintage or latest equipment, simply click print, assemble the two halves using M3 screws or a reliable adhesive, secure it to the wall or preferred mounting board, and...

A great way to display some of your older, or new hardware. ...If you're a nerd of course.... Print it, screw the two half's together with M3 screws, or glue them. screw to the wall or mounting board of your choice, and then drop in your PCI card.

The official specification details compliant Mini PCI Express (PCIe) card models for all form factors, including components regions and keepout areas. Though these models _should_ be correct, they remain untested. ...Proceed with caution when using them...

... great way to display some of your older, or new hardware. ...If you're a nerd of course....</p> <p>Print it, screw the two half's together with M3 screws, or glue them. screw to the wall or mounting board of your choice, and then drop in your PCI card.

Quick and dirty bracket for holding 120mm fans on a empty PCI slot. I needed to cool some HBA-card and whipped this up quickly. Print it - then just position it where you want it and glue it. I used hot-glue. ... Two versions, one with a extra...

Edited https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4010593 to fit a full-size PCI slot since my X540-T2 was missing its bracket. ... This is my very first edit/CAD thing, so in Cura it will show that some parts are overlapping, but printing works nonetheless...

Fully compatible. This variation has a small locking tab that will help keep any accessories firmly attached, since i had issues with the original clips sliding off a little too easily. Openscad file included in case you'd like to improve upon it....

The design comes with 4 parts such that you can print it with a small printer (e.g., CR-10 mini) and assemble the parts later. The part named "center," "left," and "right" can be assembled without a glue. You will need to print four of the part...

The sofa was marginally too low for my robot vacuum cleaner to fit under, so I designed and printed a 15mm set of risers. The pads were designed to work on furniture feet with diameters up to 44mm. It's recommended to attach 40mm round felt pads...

FAR cap hood plate locking clips model matching the one in the link below :...

I didn't know which orientation would fit best in my case so we created both left and right mounting versions, as well as a "combined" if you want to print both and figure it out once you get it printed), the mount itself is probably roughly 1.3~...

This is a custom drive mount that fits neatly into the PCI slot. The mount features precision-cut holes designed to accommodate both 3.5" and 2.5" drives, ensuring seamless compatibility with various storage options. Specifically, it has an extended...

I personally prefer to use mine as an intake fan by attaching a filter over its back and directing fresh air towards the front (hard drive bay) and back (PCI slot duct). This cools nearby expansion cards efficiently while also bringing in cool air...

The originals had a rounded peg that tended to push the legs of the opposing clip apart slightly whenever you locked it, which probably contributed to their eventual breaking, so my design uses a flush fit that slides between the pegs rather than...

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This is a custom-made mount designed to secure a standard 120mm fan above PCI/PCIe slots, channeling air directly onto expansion cards. I utilize this mount to cool a server RAID card and network interface controller with heat sinks but no built-in...

This is a mount to allow a standard 120mm fan to be mounted over the PCI/PCIe slots to blow air down on to the top of expansion cards. I use this to cool a server RAID card and NIC that have a heat-sink, but no built in fan. ...The mount is designed to...

Human: Custom full-height PCI expansion slot covers fit snugly into a computer case, serving as filtered air intakes for optimized airflow. Seven widths are available - one through seven - though the smaller sizes may not be entirely practical. The...

This sleek design for a Vape station is taking shape, with a unique feature that sets it apart from the rest: it's mounted on risers, elevating it above the desk for maximum visibility and accessibility. ...The compact station boasts an impressive array...

The human uses a 4th-grade riser pad.