5 25 disk drive 3d models

... easily, providing access to the drive head. Likewise, the front and back of the drive are left exposed so that a data cable connecting the drive to a Kryoflux can be plugged in in the back, and a floppy disk can be inserted into the front. ...

These screws usually come with computer cases when you purchase them, but if you're planning to install 2.5" drives, you should have them anyway.That's it for hardware… IMPORTANT INFORMATIONThe adapter is meant to be inserted from the front of...

That's it for hardware… #IMPORTANT INFORMATION * The adapter is meant to be inserted from the front of the case, like most 5.25" drives. * The 2.5" drives are mounted using their 4 bottom screw mounts. The holes inside the print aren't threaded,...

This is a adapter to convert an external Optical Disk Drive (ODD) such as a CD, DVD, or Blu-Ray drive to an internal 5 1/4" drive slot. ... Here is the External drive I used:...

... people too. If you want to install the fan holder in a case without screw holes for 5.25" drives and only the "middle hole" you have to remix the fan holder and make the bars of the frame longer. Maybe i upload a remix later, maybe not... ...

This design was created because I needed to mount 4-5 disk drives in three 5.25" bay slots. With this design I have made it possible to mount any number of drives to five 3.5" disk drives and maybe more 2.5" drives if possible. I used the design of...

SummaryThis design was created because I needed to mount 4-5 disk drives in three 5.25" bay slots. With this design I have made it possible to mount any number of drives to five 3.5" disk drives and maybe more 2.5" drives if possible. I used the...

The holes that line up with the hard drive are 4.0 inches apart, the holes that are used to mount to the drive bay are 3.1 inches apart. The hole diameters should be close enough to use the fasteners you may already have. ...Print Settings Printer...

... adapter. ...This one uses less filament. I believe it is still structurally sound, as the tension is on the mounting points and the drive and case, instead of the center beam. Should print faster too. Thanks usermod for the original idea! ... V.

... Eclipse p600. ... Can most probably work with other hard drive bay too Available with or without the Hex pattern The pictures looks like there's a problem in the middle, it's because it was printed in two seperate batch because I ran out of filament.

Converts a big drive bay to a small one using a spacer only one one side. ...The large holes are for screwdriver access to the inner screws.

I've remixed the previously posted Tandon drive part to more closely fit the Shugart 390 5.25" floppy drive mechanism. This mechanism is the one used in the first Disk II drives from Apple for the Apple II line of computers. The door really should...

This is an enclosure for a 5.25" Floppy disk drive. It contains a bottom part and a top (cover) part. You will need a printer, which can print more than 23cm in height. I printed my cover part using Spectrum PLA Premium Ivory Beige, which...

5 1/4 inch floppy diskette

Bracket to fit a Gotek emulator drive as well as a 3.5" floppy drive in the same 5.25" (half height) drive bayDue to space constraints priority was given to having a screen (128x64 OLED) so there is no rotary encoder mount/hole. Have also removed the...

Bracket to fit a Gotek emulator drive as well as a 3.5" floppy drive in the same 5.25" (half height) drive bay Due to space constraints priority was given to having a screen (128x64 OLED) so there is no rotary encoder mount/hole. Have also removed...

5.25" Dummy Floppy Disk

Roughly based on this [tandy disk holder.](https://i.imgur.com/6Jn5T11.jpg) Will hold up to 40 5.25" disks comfortably (4 per slot). ...The lid can be fully folded out to let the box sit elevated for easy access to all the disks (Picture 3).

A retro classic is to use real 5.25 inch floppy disks as coasters. If you don't have them, now you can print them. ...I was suprised that nobody had that idea yet and I did not find any other 3D model of the floppy disk, so I had to do a bit of research...

Trying to do some retro computing, I bought a 5.25 inch disk drive off of ebay(Epson SD-600) and the faceplate broke on my first use. I couldn't find anything similar, so I made one of my own. This object was made in Tinkercad. ...Edit it online...

Seagate Barracuda, 3.5 SATA disk drive, 1TB. Modeled in Rhino, rendered in Brazil for Rhino. PCB image and bumpmap, along with product label image attached. ... Enjoy...

Hole punch for floppy disks retro computers Made on the basis of a hole punch bought on Aliexpress https://aliexpress.ru/item/1005005672757846.html

"Bracket to fit a Gotek emulator drive as well as a 3.5" floppy drive in the same 5.25" (half height) drive bay. " (Tom_DD) You can use a screen OLED, 128x32, and a rotary encoder, like photo. The green LED , you will need to remont, using...

... works. ... i designed this to store 5.25" floppy disks for my Commodore 64. ... it is fine to shorten the y axis it will just hold less disks Parts: 1x bottom piece 1x top piece 2x connector piece 1 2x connector piece 2 2x M3 wood screws 2x M3 washers

This is a vertical holder for 5.25 inch floppy disks. It holds 20 disks. Each shelf is 135mm wide, so 2mm wider than the disk. If your disks are in cardboard sleeves, you may want to measure them and resize it horizontally. The shelves are 125mm...

I have a couple of old Computermate 5.25" disk keepers that I use to store both floppies and CDs. Over time, the original organizer inserts have broken. This is a quick re-modeling of one of those organizer pieces. Seems to be a bit tight, I should...

(Note of course that the 5.25" is the floppy disk size: the width of the drive itself is 14.6cm on the metal, and 14.9cm at the face.)These parts overlap together but screw onto the drive separately, not directly to one another. Both fit together...

Case for an internal 5.25" CD drive. ...The hole in the back is fit for my SATA adapter, double check that it will fit yours before printing.

This is a hard case for 3.5 inches hard disk drives. Designed to be stored horizontally (I store them upside down). You will need some felt pads, the ones I used are 3.5mm thick, roughly 1/8". ...You can change that value in the file, though, it is...

Rack for 3.5 inch hard drives!. ... really stable and low material cost.