Poweredge T310 Drive Caddy
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I have a T310 that needed some drives added, so I created a drive caddy from scratch using SATA drives I had handy. The layout was based directly off the F238F drive tray found in the system. Although this bracket lacks a locking mechanism, the front bezel provides a secure hold by pressing against it. It took me approximately 3.5 hours to print on my Prusa MK3 using PLA material. One crucial suggestion I would make is to rotate the design so that both legs rest on the bed. Unfortunately, being new to creating designs for 3D printing, I accidentally oriented it incorrectly.
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