ssd caddy 3d models

... - 4x M2x6 countersunk screws Assembly: The hard drive can only screwed in one direction. The notch of the caddy, must be located on the hard drive's plug contacts. ...Please look at the pictures for the correct installation in the laptop!

... - 1x M2,5x10 countersunk screw Assembly: The hard drive can only screwed in one direction. The notch of the caddy, must be located on the hard drive's plug contacts. ...Please look at the pictures for the correct installation in the laptop!

Dell Wyse 5060 Thin Client 7mm SSD caddy ================================== These thin client PCs make for nice small Linux servers, being low power and silent, but the default onboard storage is only 8GB. With a SATA extension cable you can fit a...

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A bare minimum caddy for Samsung SSDs, like the 860 Pro, in bare form. Full conformal coating of the SSD required. No other mods required. One screw optional. 0,48EUR filament cost (in Carbon Pro PLA+) All project files for full editing provided.

3D Printable Caddies that you can use to adapt the 3 ½" storage bays of a 45Drives Storinator (AV15, Q30, S45 or XL60) or 45Drives Homelab HL15 server to accommodate a standard 2 ½" 7mm SSD or 2 ½" 15mm SSD. You'll want to use these M3 x 4mm screws...

The caddy_side.STL file should be 3d printed twice, one for the left side and another for the right side.Can accomodate 10 HDD/SSD drives.Designed to be attached throught the bottom via 4x M3 bolts and nuts.

The caddy_side.STL file should be 3d printed twice, one for the left side and another for the right side. Can accomodate 10 HDD/SSD drives. ... Designed to be attached throught the bottom via 4x M3 bolts and nuts.

A caddy to hold a 2,5" SSD / HDD in place to Acer Aspire 5 A515-45 **Still in testing** **Update 2023-07-02** - Adjusted some distances and measures to make it fit in place, as well as make all holes match with laptop holes **Update 2023-06-27** -...

... done, the connections are well aligned than the previous one. This adaptor (or caddy) is suitable to replace 3.5" HDD with 2.5" HDD or SSD as well. Have a good printing! Follow me on Instagram for other projects & updates!! ...@momi.maker!

... the connections are well aligned than the previous one. This adaptor (or caddy) is suitable to replace 3.5" HDD with 2.5" HDD or SSD as well. Have a good printing! **Follow me on Instagram for other projects & updates!! ...@momi.maker!**

Generally, there are two types of media that can be used with the Ninja V and other Atomos recorders using a similar caddy design - expensive AtomX drives that fit nicely in the slot and inexpensive caddies which accept a SATA SSD, but which stick...

Removed bottom of original to greatly reduce print time, and put nubs on the other side where the SSD goes so that no screws are required.

This is a two part print to replace the Dell original part for Optiplex DT 380, 780 (old Core 2 Duo) Pieces does need a simple support and must be printed with quality (recommend up to 0.24) SSD and 2.5" HD's is secured by four screws. 3.5" HD's is...

Unfortunately the linked board has the sata port surface mounted and that makes the whole caddy thicker than necessary. I can add versions for 9mm o other thickess if you need, feel free to ask. Same for the top decoration or labeling the...

3D-Printed hard drive frame suitable for an HP EliteBook 840 G3 laptop. A frame is required if you want to install an additional HDD or SDD. Printing info: No need of additional support structure. There are small supports for the screw holes in...

I really didn't like to waste all the support to the original model, so did combine some objects and created this one. ...Hopefully, someone can use it as well ;)

Add additional SSDs to this HTPC case. Intended to use 2x 3mm screws and nylon nuts to secure. This will likely fit other Grandia cases if they didn't change the hard drive cage too much. ...

This is a 2.5 inch SSD/HDD caddy for Lenovo ThinkSystem servers. I have an SR530, but it will probably fit an others as will. The thing is pretty simple. Just put the SSD in there and fix it with some screws. There is no locking mechanism for the...

THIS IS A SCREWLESS CADDY FOR 2.5 SSD/HDDs The original design had holes on its surface, but I've redesigned the caddy to feature pins instead. Now, mounting your 2.5 SSD/HDD no longer requires any screws. WARNING I haven't tried removing an SSD...

There are a lot of Lenovo M93p Tiny computers being sold on Ebay without their hard drive caddy. I designed this tray to mount an SSD into mine. It should fit any standard 2.5 inch drive. You'll need some M3x4 screws to mount the drive to the tray...

This is a simple low-profile SSD / HDD caddy / tray for ThinkPad T430. Instead of the OEM bumpers with a pull tab, this one attaches to your disk with the standard M3x3 screws (qty. 4). It has two tabs that you can use to quickly pull the caddy out.

I recently acquired a partially assembled T410 from an eBay seller, but one crucial component was noticeably absent. I could have easily ordered the missing tray on eBay, yet my impatience got the better of me. Fortunately, this setup is...

Drawn with Fusion 360, sliced with Prusa Slicer 2.4.2 Printed with Anycubic 4Max Pro2.0: 60°C bed, 210°C extruder, about 50% fan

This is a caddy for HP workstations Z600, Z620, Z800, XW6600, and XW8600, or any system with at least two 5.25-inch spaces available. The caddy can be secured using its built-in latch, but it fits tightly enough to secure itself through friction...

This caddy is designed specifically for HP workstations Z600, Z620, Z800, XW6600 and XW8600 models or any other workstation with at least two 5.25-inch bays available. The caddy can be securely locked in place using the built-in latch, but its snug...

By popular demand (okay several individuals requested but hey) this is a hard drive caddy based off my previous design for 2.5" HDDs and SSDs. This one is specifically designed for these types of drives. Now you can build some incredibly powerful SSD...

I got an HP Z1 workstation with a missing HDD caddy, and I discovered the OEM part would cost me at least $50 or more, so I took matters into my own hands. The caddy was mainly used for a microserver on both sides and top, requiring some...