synology drive bay key 3d models

I lost my original keys (found them eventually) so I found a few 3D printable ones, but I didn't really like them, They were nice and functional, but I wanted more of a standard key looking one that could sit on a keychain. There are 3 different...

I lost my original keys (found them eventually) so I found a few 3D printable ones, but I didn't really like them, They were nice and functional, but I wanted more of a standard key looking one that could sit on a keychain.There are 3 different...

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

Hex key for synology nas hard drive bay

Lost your Qnap Drive Bay Key? I did and I couldn't find one that fit out there on the internet tubes.... So here one is! Print vertically upright with key indent on bottom for strength. I used 85 degrees for supports so it didnt do any inside...

I recently acquired a Synology DS1513+, which has lockable hot swap bays using plastic keys. To avoid losing these keys, I decided to print and test a spare key beforehand. ...The replacement key was successfully printed on a Replicator 2 using PLA...

I just obtained a Synology DS1513+, and its hot swap bays are secured with a plastic key. Ideal! Before losing them, I thought now was the perfect moment to print and test a replacement key. ...This model was printed from PLA using a Replicator 2 and...

I've reworked the key from DMatsumoto to enable seamless usage without relying on additional tools.

I wanted some larger key/numberplates because the originals that these were based on were a bit difficult to get a grip on. ...Source Fusion 360 file included.

These replacement keys are specifically designed for Synology NAS units like the DS918 or any other model utilizing 3.5-inch hard drives with a key lock feature. I personally use these keys in my home setup because, as it turns out, additional...

These are replacement keys for Synology NAS like DS918 or any other with 3,5" Hard disks with a Key lock. I use this in my private environment because there is no extra safety needed (These locks aren't safe anyway). It's also nice to have a number...

I have some drive trays from a used Synology NAS that never had these, and new drive trays are expensive. ... This is unrelated to https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2397737 so IDK if they'll work together.

It's also nice to have a number on the bays in case you remove them and forget the correct order (very important for Raid configuration) You can simply twist the keys to unlock. When the numbers are twisted upside , then the bay is locked. ...

DO NOT glue into the key-way on the NAS, it will stay without glue.Using a color change at 5.10 (50) you can see the labels better.This is a remix of Synology NAS Numberplate Key by Mr_Smurf August 12, 2021 as seen here...

These keys can be inserted in the lock hole and help you identify the drives, as well as twist to unlock Print the pegs separately and sand the edges, then add a drip of superglue and insert into the key. DO NOT glue into the key-way on the NAS, it...

These keys can be inserted in the lock hole and help you identify the drives, as well as twist to unlockPrint the pegs separately, then add a drip of superglue and insert into the key, if it does not fit simply sand the edges a little.DO NOT glue...

Resized for 1-bay NAS holder.

Drive Bay Drawer

... à l'adapteur pour disque dur de 2,5" (https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4831668). Replica of the HDD locking system for Synology NAS drawer. This version is specifically for the 2.5 "hard drive adapter (https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4831668).

... ______________________________________________________________________ Replica of the HDD locking system for Synology NAS drawer. ...This version is specifically for the 2.5 "hard drive adapter (https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4831668).

PC case drive bay cover with a mesh pattern, to allow ventilation and visibility.

This drive bay is engineered with the mechanical characteristics of the highly regarded Samsung EVO drives in mind. ... Update: Due to an unexpected shortcoming of approximately 1mm on the top, a custom fix file has been created that provides an...

This is a 2.5-inch hard drive bay insert computer or server chassis, inspired by HP's DL360 server but compatible with any 2.5-inch hard drive bay. ...Unlike the original design, this insert doesn't rely on a spring-loaded latch to secure it in place,...

it is a model i made to add a drive to the back of a laptop, just use any external hdd/ssd and slot it in. ...i advise to print it vertically to get the best results, no support needed

This 5.25-inch drive bay adapter enables the installation of a 3.5-inch HDD. Its screwless design allows for effortless assembly, with components that clip together seamlessly and secure the drive within printed mountings. ...Divided into easily...

Thermaltake's Core P5 and P3 aren't meant for drives, I still prefer using a drive bay as storage or housing for my fan controller. In this setup, I designed it to hold an external disk drive that slides in plus two separate bays for the drawer and...

I required to fit a 3.5 inch card reader into the 5.25 inch optical drive bay of my computer, so I created this adapter/bracket. The 3.5 inch device can be secured to the adapter with one or two screws on each side, or two screws underneath. To keep...

... The Adapter In The Bay Using One Self-Tapping Screw On Each Side. Regular Optical Drive Bay Screws Also Work Well. Custom Section: Update: Version 2: More Rigid And Better Mounting System. ...Narrowed Screw Holes For Easy Installation.

Remix of kai's HardDriveHolder D7 that didn't fit in my DS1815+. It looks okay, I suppose, considering its original state was pretty sweet as it came from kai - maybe I'll do some further enhancements later on. But for now, it works just fine. Glad...

... self-tapping screw on each side. Regular optical drive bay screws will probably also work OK. Custom Section Update Version 2. More rigid. ...Made the screw holes for the 5.25" mounting a little bit narrower.</p></div> </p></p> Category: Computer