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For my Rock64 setup, I use Open Media Vault (OMV), a designed operating system that works seamlessly as a NAS for boards like the Raspberry Pi and Rock64. I highly recommend this guide for installing Open Media Vault and introducing you to OMV's...

NAS that holds 2 3.5" Drives, an ODROID XU4, buck converter and PSU

Simple key used to unlock the drive bays on Synology NAS drives

Going away gift for NAS Corpus Christi Medical Staff in Texas. ...For military and any medical professional.

I lost my QNAP NAS key a while back, so I threw together a quick one to get the job done.

This is test case for 120mm cooler radxa taco NAS, for right side use mirror function. ...use glue to assemble the cover

If you're curious about which NAS this design accommodates, note that the serial number is P50696, specifically designed for dual disk NAS systems. Support If you'd like to support my efforts by helping fund the free designs I publish, consider...

In case you're wondering what NAS this design is for, the serial number is P50696 (dual disk NAS). Support If you want to support me for the designs I publish for free, please consider using my AliExpress Affiliate Link when buying something from...

this is my custom case for my NAS based on a Pine64 Quartz64 single board computer. ... the drive cage was based on a design i found on thingiverse which has since been deleted.

Stackable Tray for a Zotac Pi221 compute stick. ...Might work with Intel Compute sticks, please check the dimensions. Can be combined with other designs to make a modular NAS

https://itq.nl/shoebox-sized-datacenter-nas-device/ NUC Base Plate (Base plate for NUC sides if not using NAS Base) NUC Sides (holds the NUC board, sits on top of disk enclosure or NUC Base) NAS Base plate (With slots for max 5 disks) NAS Support...

I also used a hammer.\r\n\r\nThis NAS case requires 3D printed components from the following link.\r\nhttps://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3560809\r\n\r\nThe parts that go into this NAS case are:\r\n  -Small development board\r\n  -SATA to USB...

The compact and highly efficient 1-bay NAS dock is a cutting-edge storage solution designed to seamlessly integrate into your existing network infrastructure. By leveraging the versatility of FriendlyARM's Wiki, users can effortlessly navigate the...

Two-piece stop button for Makergear M2 electronics enclosure with Reprap discount full graphics LCD controller, Raspberry Pi B+ mount. ...Assembled from two components to fit snugly into a 11mm panel hole.

In case you're wondering what NAS this design is for, the serial number is P50696 (dual disk NAS). Support If you want to support me for the designs I publish for free, please consider using my AliExpress Affiliate Link when buying something from...

This custom top plate lets you install an 80mm fan at the top of your NAS, something the original top plate didn't make possible. If you're curious about which NAS this design is for, take note that it's the dual disk model with serial number P50696....

This custom top plate enables mounting an 80mm fan at the top of your NAS, a feature not originally supported by the standard top plate. If you're curious about which NAS this design is intended for, note that it's specifically designed for the...

With storage space running low, I decided to repurpose my Seagate NAS by mounting it vertically.\r\n\r\nTo achieve this, I designed and built a custom stand that draws inspiration from the sleek, angular casing of the device itself. ...The result is a...

This is the first part of a three part series about building the ultimate DIY NAS. All the stuff mentioned in the video is linked down below. Please consider subscribing to the channel so you won’t miss future videos and upgrades on this project and...

PINE64 ROCKPro64 2 SSD NAS Case Houses: - Pine ROCKPro64 board - PCIe SATA controller - Fan - USB to TTL - 2 x SSD Work in progress. This is the bottom part only. Top lid is coming up. ... Because the case is made of plastic I highly recommend...

I lost the key to my QNAP NAS device and was unable to find either a spot to buy one at a reasonable price or a 3D print online. Using some calipers, I threw something together real quick that got the job done. ... I printed on the side at 0.15mm layer...

... key. ...Ideal! Before losing them, I thought now was the perfect moment to print and test a replacement key. This model was printed from PLA using a Replicator 2 and needed minor adjustments to settings; its functionality was verified on my NAS device.

For those who wish to build their own custom NAS, I've documented every step of the way on Hackaday, including the detailed instructions for constructing the backplane itself - check it out here:...

... under the tray. Here's some information about my NAS case: I'm using a mini-ITX motherboard, an SFX power supply, one 140mm fan (with 120mm mount options) - specifically the Thermalright TY-14013BW model, and it will hold five 3.5-inch hard drives.

Hello,\n\nA few days back, I streamlined my network setup and ran out of room, so I decided to mount my Seagate NAS upright.\n\nTo accomplish this, I built the stand I'm sharing now, which is shaped after the device casing with its angular...

The RPi NAS V3 project boasts a sleek, second-generation design that improves upon its predecessor's functionality by incorporating two hard drives. This upgraded version features a laser-cut case crafted from high-quality plexiglass, which securely...

... Created with Customizer! http://www.thingiverse.com/apps/customizer/run?thing_id=58091 Instructions Using the following options: cable_diameter = 10 label = NAS HD #2 Font = write/orbitron.dxf label_orientation = 2 thickness = 1.2