SSD Caddy Cage - Fits Corsair 280x Trays

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<h1>Summary:</h1> I have a Corsair Crystal Series 280x mATX PC case, but am currently remixing/designing a wall mount PC. The case came with [SSD and HDD caddies](https://www.corsair.com/us/en/Categories/Products/Accessories-%7C-Parts/PC-Components/Cases/Crystal-280X-SSD-Cage%2C-White/p/CC-8900298) that I really like and want to implement in my build, but I only wanted one slot and couldn't find an STL for the SSD cage online. When designing, I tried to give as much airflow as possible and keep the same-ish style as Corsair. You could easily stack these on top of eachother for as many SSD slots as you want. I made this in TinkerCad, which would also make it easy to duplicate and stack for more slots. If you can't learn TinkerCAD or another CAD program, let me know and I can upload STL's with multiple trays put together. I'll also try to get around to drawing and uploading the tray part. <h1>Printing:</h1> Any 3D printed parts that go in a computer, including this, should probably be printed in PETG in my opinion. It's much more temperature and warp resistant than PLA. If you're unfamiliar with PETG, leave a comment or message and I'll try to help you out. If you don't have a PETG-friendly surface, you can do things like use masking tape to save the bed's surface. I added a picture of the orientation I printed in. It would probably also work fine on any of the narrow sides, just DO NOT try to print it horizontally with the large faces parallel to the bed. I also used a brim, and turned on the "inner and outer brim" just to make sure it was stable. Last thing, as long as you have at least 2 perimiters/shells with a .4+ nozzle, there shouldn't be any gaps where infill would be needed.