5.25 to 3.5 hard drive adapter 3d models

I designed this model to fit in a HP Z240 full tower chassis. ...This will probably only work in computers with tool-less drive installation that is similar to the HP design.

Nobody uses optical disk drives anymore, put all your old 3.5" drives in the 5.25" bays. The slider is made as a clone of the one in the images. Print instructionsUse the screws indicated on the pictures for attaching the extender pieces to the HDD.

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.

I needed to create put 3.5 drive into 5.25 slot. ...Made this small adapter.

... but I needed a place to put a bunch of hard drives, so here we go! The original thing didn't fit my 5.25" bay holes, and since I think they are pretty standard I remixed this into something usable. ... Now I can fit 2 3.5" drives in each bay!

The reason I made this was to make it possible to "stagger" hard drives in a computer case within the 5.25 bays. I thought maybe it would be better for heat distribution, but mostly I did it to see if it was possible to flip the model. I have no...

Adapter for 2.5" hard drive or SSD to 3.5" slot; see pictures

This is a hard drive adapter to hold my 2.5" SSD drive and snap it into a screwless 3.5" hard drive sled in my computer.

I needed a 2.5" to 3.5" hard drive adapter with 3 mounting points (for the 3.5" hdd side). Here is my interpretation. ...I have included the step file if you want to make any changes.

2.5" Drive to 3.5" Drive Adapter. Should fit most applications. ... Super simplified, reversible, and thin for ease of printing.

Adaptador para colocar un disco duro de 3,5" en una bahía de 5,25" (DVD Rom)

... drive or SSD into a desktop PC. ...Correctly placed holes for underside mounting of the 2.5" drive and the outer holes are correctly aligned and sized for standard coarse-thread case screws to self-tap into the plastic. ... Does not require supports

The other major selling point is that this thing moves the connectors to be in a very similar location of where the 3.5" drives' connector would be. I use polycarbonate in a Raise3D N2+ to print these. ...However, it is up to you to make an educated...

This adapter tray allows for the installation of two 2.5" drives into a single 3.5" bay. ... For more great projects, [check out my site](https://www.buidxyz.xyz)

Simple print that will allow you to install a 2.5" drive into a 3.5" drive tray. While maintaining alignment with the data & power connector. ... Hope you enjoy.

------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Here is an adapter to be able to use 2.5 "hard drives or SATA SSDs in Synology brand NAS and using drawer racks. ... This notably allows...

It has the side mounting holes for the 2.5" drive and it has both the bottom and side threaded holes to fit in the 3.5" caddy, to the same specs as a Seagate hard drive. ...Uses about 10g of plastic.Works with a set of 4 or more M3 x5 standard PC...

Remix: Correct screw spacing. ... Allow for inset screw heads with print supports designed in the STL. Less material used in the bottom. Various options for side and/or bottom adapters for the 3.5 inch drive.

A simple and universal adapter to install one or two 2.5" laptop hard drives into a desktop computer. Allows for the 2.5" drives to be offset for right angle cables if needed. One of the models is a simple print and use version, just print them two...

simple 2.5" to 3.5" hdd adapter with 3 holes. holes align up perfectly. ... print in ABS to reduce chance of plastic warping once installed into a pc case.

A simple to print and use size adapter for your hard drive needs. Print with no support, maybe with support to build surface to help with the recessed screws. Mounts in standard drive bays and puts the wires as close to the original spot as I could...

Just a basic 2.5 to 3.5 adapter I designed up because I needed one for a computer I was working on. No frills, just a chunk of plastic with some holes. ...It'll print without supports if you print it upright (standing tall with the cutout at the top),...

Easy to print no fuss adapter 2 hours 45 mm/s

This is a basic but functional 5.25 to 3.5 inch hard disk adapter. Why make yet another one? - This one should be extra easy to print with the tear-drop holes - It can accept standard 6-32 hard drive screws that self tap into the holes. -...

Three part print for adapting a 3.5" drive into a 5.25" drive bay. Make sure to align the front surface of the front plate down. Use four M3x6mm screws to attach the front plate to the side braces. ... Designed to mount the 3.5" drive from underneath...

3.5" to 5.25" drive bay adapter for mounting your 3.5" HDD in CD-ROM compartments. Adapter designed according to SNIA specifications and could accommodate two standard 0.7"-high drives or one 1.028" and additional 0.7" drives in standard 43mm-high...

Slight increase on one set of the recessed holes for screws that go into the hard drive. Made the sled of the bracket a little less long. Added another hole to the sled, decreasing the amount of plastic/print time slightly. ... Print Settings...

Want to mount a 3.5" hard drive in a 5.25" Optical drive bay? https://youtu.be/U9krMN_wXHY This mount will accept a standard dell drive caddy, then slides directly into the 5.25" bay exactly like an optical drive. ...

Spade - Infil to add weight, no supports Letters - Print flat, already scaled to fit nicely in the embossing Star - Infil to add weight. Full print with 4x4x4 walls/top/bottom and 38% infil came to about 48g in weight. Glue in lettering and...