2 5 to 3 5 ssd hard drive adapter for hp guide rails 3d models

To address the issue of fixing holes spacing on 2.5" drives being different from 3.5" drives, I designed this mount with adjustable hole spacing. The holes are all 3mm in diameter, which allows the 2.5" drive screws to easily pass through and reach...

this should allow the 2.5" drive screws to easily pass though to the drive, and the larger 3.5" drive screw should self tap into the outer holes. The mount is a slim 2.5mm thick, but as ssd's are incredibly light this seems to be plenty. Print...

This ingenious mount seamlessly converts 2.5 SSD drives into 3.5-inch standard HD sizes, making it perfect for use in any setup where a traditional hard drive is required. **7-7-2016 Update:** We've revised the file to make it more symmetrical, and...

I used this adapter to install 2 SSDs on one HDD tray, giving me a total height of just 1 inch from the top of the upper drive to the bottom of the lower drive - the exact same thickness as a standard 3.5 in. hard disk drive. To accommodate...

Adapter to mount 2.5" drives in systems that are designed for bottom-mount 3.5" drives. This is particularly useful for various systems that use drive trays/sleds - I'm using one of these to mount a 2.5" SATA drive in an old Macintosh Performa 630.

This is a custom modification of the 2.5" to 3.5" HDD/SSD adapter created by Tadziurski, with an added feature - a third mounting hole that I had to incorporate due to a design constraint in my case, which lacked the outermost screw slot.

This design aims to convert mounting holes from a 2.5-inch disk drive to a 3.5-inch form factor, effectively making older PCs compatible with newer drives. The SATA interface port stays put, allowing for seamless upgrades to ALL-in-One PCs equipped...

I buy a new SSD for my PC, and the case bay was prepared only for 3,5" HDD.

This is a quick HDD to SSD adapter that I've created for my Lian-Li based NAS.It's suitable for 7mm thick SSDs, in the photos you can see some BX500.Printed without supports, used normal PLA.To fix it on 3.5" slots use normal screws for HDDs or...

Needed universal 3,5" mounting bracket for SSD. ...I added any mounting holes I could find datasheets of.</p>

Tried to created an all in one 2.5" to 3.5" adapter bracket that does not require extra screws to hold smaller drive in place. ... Any helpful comments are welcome.

minimalistic (from design perspective) 2.5 SSH to 3.5 HDD bay adapter.

Compact Convertible Storage Solution Converts 2.5-inch Drive into 3.5-inch Format for Easy Installation

Most new 2.5" drives come with their own adapter plate, but if you receive a bare drive or salvage one from another computer, laptop, or gaming console, you're left searching for an adapter to secure it properly. Instead of purchasing an additional...

This will adapt the 2.5" drive so that the SATA Connections are in the Exact location as they would be in a 3.5" drive. Allowing you to mount the 2.5" drive anywhere a 3.5" drive would mount. Like in an external drive box. The 3 6-32 holes, are to...

It leaves just 8 vertical mounting screws, precisely what I needed to install an SSD into my PC case's 3.5" drive trays. Thanks to @wholesalepcllc for encouraging me to share my remix. I know it's a laptop HDD in the photo, but it still works. How...

I designed a compact converter to fit a 2.5-inch solid-state drive into the space where a 3.5-inch drive normally resides. ...I rely on this converter in my Dell Optiplex 990 SFF system.

Main purpose is to be a toolless adapter for 2.5 to 3.5 storage slot. Depends how hot is inside the PC, maybe you want yo print it from ABS or PETG. ...For me PLA works just fine.

Self explanatory, I think. ...Print, mount ssd, insert in (free one!) 3.5" slot in your PC, have a nice day then. Unlike other designs of that thing my one seems a bit lighter and easier to use. ...I think.

I required this adapter to install my latest solid-state drive, as I lacked a standard 2.5-inch slot within my computer casing. To create the adapter, I utilized my home 3D printer, loading white PLA filament into it, but ABS or PET-G might be...

Clax's design at Thingiverse (http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:168750) inspired me to modify it for my Antec P182 case, as I needed the 3.5 HDD mounting holes to fit the drive bays. Check out my adapted version here! ...

... time locating the correct adapter, so I came up with a solution that fits perfectly in my "be quiet" case. ... To keep things straightforward, I kept the design uncomplicated. This setup should be adaptable to any standard 3.5-inch bay, after all.

This is a remix from cmpunter's SSD Bracket.I wanted a compact version that provides compatibility with more PC cases.Lowered the base thickness to accommodate M3x5mm mounting screws.Filled in base voids to support the lowered base...

Solid-State Drive Adapter for Your Computer

A basic converter transforms a 3.5-inch bay into a 2.5-inch slot due to incompatible mounting holes in a typical 3.5-inch computer case enclosure.

THIS PART IS DESIGNED TO HOUSE TWO 2.5" DRIVES IN A SINGLE 3.5" BAY STANDARD. IF NECESSARY, THE MOUNT HOLES CAN BE HOGGED OUT CAREFULLY. THE 3.5" HOLES ARE UNDER-SIZED TO ENSURE SELF-THREADING. I HAVE INCLUDED A SINGLE SIDE OPTION FOR THOSE WHO...

I adapted (pun intended) this model to reduce plastic requirements and improve airflow, as SSD don't move anyway. Pick your poison: I'm bestowing you with 3 variants to feel the thrill of overloading your case with more-than-intended storage. ...Keep...

That's why I designed this for my "be quiet" case. I tried to keep it as simple as possible. It should work for other 3.5 "bays of course. Print instructionsCategory: Computer Print Settings Printer Brand: Prusa Printer: I3 MK3S Rafts: No Supports:...

... infill and it turned out great. The two holes between the side holes and the SSD are for storing the extra two screws you will have left over from the hard drive, which could be special anti-vibration screws like they are in the WL710AV All-in-one.

no materials needed (only four screws that you got for the new 2.5 drive and two of the four old 3.5 drive screws) - the hex nuts are not needed, they are replaced with the idea of repurposing the standard screws 5. ...ability to hold HDD/SSD in place...