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This NAS disk cabinet, designed to look like Xbox series X, can contain 3 3,5" hard drives. It's made as a "space extender" for my server which is in a small case. If you want to make a Raspberry pi NAS I think this case has enough space to put rpi...

I came across the need for a NAS, and couldn't find any cases/server racks that fit my preference. So I made my own and decided to share. This is my Raspberry Pi and (2) 2.5 inch SSD NAS Case with sliding trays. This is a compact box design with...

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...

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...

A case for your NAS Project with a Raspberry Pi 4, ROCK Pi Dual/Quad SATA HAT an up to 4 x 2.5" SATA Harddisks Parts description: raspi4_quad-sata_base - The maincase for your Raspberry, SATA HAT and Harddrives raspi4_quad-sata_top - Closes the case...

I lost the key to my QNAP NAS device and was unable to find either a spot to buy one at a reasonable price or a 3D print online. Using some calipers, I threw something together real quick that got the job done. ... I printed on the side at 0.15mm layer...

PINE64 ROCKPro64 2 SSD NAS Case Houses: - Pine ROCKPro64 board - PCIe SATA controller - Fan - USB to TTL - 2 x SSD Work in progress. This is the bottom part only. Top lid is coming up. ... Because the case is made of plastic I highly recommend...

A modular NAS that can be customized with disk trays as needed, utilizing a Raspberry Pi for functionality. A simple animation demonstrating the workflow is included. Changelog: 23.10.2017 Modified tray to eliminate screw-head holes. ...Enhanced base...

... 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 needed minor adjustments to settings; its functionality was verified on my NAS device.

I decided to create a straightforward case for my Raspberry Pi NAS. I opted to use the X822 dual HDD shield, which can be found at thingiverse.com, and the X875 smart power management board, also located on thingiverse.com. ... In the future, I may...

For those who wish to build their own custom NAS, I've documented every step of the way on Hackaday, including the detailed instructions for constructing the backplane itself - check it out here:...

-Add the mSATA to the NAS board -Put the heat sink on the OrangePI, connect the PI to the NAS board -Screw in the whole assembly -If a SATA drive is used, connect the cable to the drive and mount the drive to the case -Mount the uUSB above the SATA...

Raspberry Pi NAS Enclosure Customized Housing for High-Capacity Storage A Sleek and Efficient Solution Designed with the latest advancements in compact design, this enclosure is specifically engineered to meet the needs of Raspberry Pi enthusiasts...

... under the tray. Here's some information about my NAS case: I'm using a mini-ITX motherboard, an SFX power supply, one 140mm fan (with 120mm mount options) - specifically the Thermalright TY-14013BW model, and it will hold five 3.5-inch hard drives.

GERMAN: Ich hatte einen Odroid C4 übrig und mich dafür entschieden eine Media-NAS zu bauen. Ich habe verbaut: Odroid C4 2x HDD 2,5" a 4TB 2x Sata auf USB-Adapter Ich habe alle Gewinde mit M2,5 Gewindeeinsätze versehen. M2,5x10...

... Created with Customizer! http://www.thingiverse.com/apps/customizer/run?thing_id=58091 Instructions Using the following options: cable_diameter = 10 label = NAS HD #2 Font = write/orbitron.dxf label_orientation = 2 thickness = 1.2

The RPi NAS V3 project boasts a sleek, second-generation design that improves upon its predecessor's functionality by incorporating two hard drives. This upgraded version features a laser-cut case crafted from high-quality plexiglass, which securely...

One of my biggest project I ever made.A lot of blood, sweat and tear went into this plus many failed printsI present to you the pi NAS specific to my needs, but you never know, other people might find use in it.I'm not the best at making this 3D...

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...

Remix du Raspberry Pi NAS project, je n'ai fais que la partie gauche pour l'instant.Cela permet de mettre des disques ssd classiques (7mm)Je suis embété pour la partie droite, j'aimerais garder la proportion des emplacements haut pour le bouton et...

For my Rock64 setup, I use Open Media Vault (OMV), a designed operating system that works seamlessly as a NAS for boards like the Raspberry Pi and Rock64. I highly recommend this guide for installing Open Media Vault and introducing you to OMV's...

Raspberry Pi Nas Case with fan-holders for Raspberry Pi and HDD. The perfect combination is a 5V notebook-fan that connects easily to RPI GPIO. You'll need a 3.5 Zoll HD to go with the "Digitus USB 3.0 to SATA II Adapter". Get yours here:...

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...

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 ...

This design features a wall mount for NAS devices and other equipment. The gap between the feet of the device measures 13mm wide by 78mm long, providing ample space for most devices. This sturdy mount can hold around 10 pounds with ease, and it's...

This holds 4 2.5" HDDs to build a NAS. In addition you will need: * Pi 4 * [USB/SATA cables ](https://www.aliexpress.com/item/32804287463.html?spm=a2g0s.9042311.0.0.3c3f4c4dfNwsR5) * [Powered USB...

A custom NAS Case built from scratch, inspired by the X822 design by SupTronics and powered by the X875 power board also from SupTronics. For this project, I drew inspiration from two reference models available on Thingiverse:...

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...

I'm building a custom HTPC/NAS to go in my living room disguised as a cat tree. 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...

A NAS Case based on the X822 by SupTronics and X875 power board by SupTronics. Reference models from https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4284735/files and https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4292246 I've included a full model and the model cut in half...