5.25 floppy 3d models

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...

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...

This is a top and bottom for a bare 5.25" floppy drive such as the TEAC FD-55GFR. It is almost certainly compatible with other TEAC FD-55 drives, and likely with other floppy drives of the same vintage. (Note of course that the 5.25" is the floppy...

A slim slot-in DVD drive disguised as a 5.25-inch floppy drive, with functioning eject lever and activity LED. DVD drive used: LG GA50N, wires soldered in place of factory eject button and LED. Front panel and eject lever taken from a dead TEAC...

5 1/4 inch floppy diskette

A simple spacer to create partitions in a 5.25" floppy box.

This is a case for the Device Side Data FC5025 USB 5.25" Floppy Controller board. It was created by Miana Breed. Note: be careful when handling as the base will slide out of the lid pretty easily. ...

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 box for holding 5.25" (133.35mm) floppy diskettes. It will take about half a spool of filament to print. It provides sturdy protection for your classic media. ...

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

Looking for something to help me notch my floppy disks to use the 2nd side, I ran across this: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2945065 Which is great looking. But wouldn't fit on my Monoprice Mini. When I was looking at it, considering chopping...

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).

5.25" Dummy Floppy Disk

Was missing the floppy drive latch on my 5 /14 drive. So I made one! Attached is also the FreeCAD file if you want to modify it to match your drive. ... Enjoy!

... 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. ...

Storage box with lid for 5.25" floppy disks. Holds about 20-22 floppies. This is version 2. ...The box now has a 1cm lower back to make it easier to remove disks.

The lock handle of a 5.25" Floppy Drive, Hitachi HFD516CI2U with IBM part number 61X4618, modeled in Blender. I recommend printing with Fuzzy Skin on the handle part for a more authentic texture. The rotational lock shaft that it fits onto is 4...

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...

Ver 1 Elongated the holes by .4mm to allow the Floppy Door to be Flush with the Drive Faceplate. (Look up from the Bottom of the Face Plate to verify Door is Flush.) Ver 3 Updated hole material to be less and punch out easier. Will still need...

I didn't try to be too exact with dimensions (so don't try to use these as actual 5.25" drives, I guess) but the general shape is right on. I have a single and double-sided version, but am guessing the double sided might be tougher to print. If...

... Could very well work on several other 5.25" drives also. It also requires a small 4mm x 18mm piece of thin steel inserted into the slot, to lock into the shaft on the drive. ... I printed it hole side down, with supports under the entire thing.

I didn't try to be too exact with dimensions (so don't try to use these as actual 5.25" drives, I guess) but the general shape is right on. I have a single and double-sided version, but am guessing the double sided might be tougher to print. If...

Clamp Handle for 5.25 Floppy Drive Panasonic Matsushita JU-475-4 The funny part of the replacing process for our missing lever was searching for the name of this whatchamacallit doohickey, so I found the name "clamp handle" in the attached service...

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...

Change for fitting on Chinon drives. ...Maybe to strong/to lose if you printer print weaker/better than mine.

... adapting a 3.5" floppy to work in my old TRS-80 Model III, I needed a mounting method. ...This will allow you to mount a 3.5" into the hole for a 5.25" full height drive. I have included my FreeCAD source file, so you can modify it if needed. ...Enjoy!

*Warning, it's probably un-removable* File down both sides of the 5.25 adapter plate to allow it to slide inside of the 5.25 slot. Apply a thin layer of contact cement to the 5.25 adapter around the perimeter. Center the faceplate and sqouze the...

Build for simple cleaning a 5.25" floppy disc. Its not perfect, hopefully others can build on the idea or the design. Problem with the 5.25" is the lack of a dedicated protected socket for rotation, you have to clam down on both sides for a...

This is a 5.25 inch computer drive bay cover that is stylized to look like a 5.25 inch floppy drive. You need only drill the mounting holes on the sides for the mounting screws for your specific case. I used a red sharpie to color in the "LED" hole.

This is a case for a Gotek FDD emulator that closely matches the look of the 5.25" floppy drive of an IBM PCjr (And probably other IBM models from that era). I printed all parts with supports. The front face has an extra support build in at the...