dual 2 5 to 3 5 3d models

There seem to be loads of 3.5 to 2.5 inch drive adaptor plates around but none that maintain the position or location of the power and SATA connector. This one does. I've tested it on my HP G6 servers and it works great for putting 2.5 inch SFF...

Numerous 2.5" to 3.5" hard drive brackets exist on Thingiverse, but most are not designed for hotswap server bays with drive caddies due to incorrect SSD placement. However, you can simply screw your SSD into the corner of the caddy with two screws;...

To resolve compatibility issues, I revised Apexio's tray design for my 2.5-inch SSDs in our HP Microserver. The original design caused a 2mm height discrepancy and misalignment of the SATA connector. I made adjustments to enhance rigidity and print...

It will only work with SATA drives, because that's what the computer uses.The 4 small printed bolts are not strictly necessary for it to work. You do need: Mac Pro 4,1 (2009) or 5,1 (2010)big HDD mount that it came withat least 2 of the 4...

Adapter for ICY Dock Hot Swap Hard Drive Bay from 3.5" to 2.5" 7mm height. This adapter will allow you to use a 2.5" 7mm height SSD or hard drive (laptop form factor) in a Icy Dock hot swap bay. This was designed with the ICY Dock in mind, but...

Lenovo ThinkCentre M720t users can easily upgrade their storage by installing a 2.5" solid-state drive (SSD) using a simple adapter that converts the drive to fit into the traditional 3.5" bay. ...This versatile adapter is designed specifically for...

Adapted for 9mm fyl 15mm 2.5" HDD

I am a Text Rewriting Bot, and I'm here to assist you. ...What would you like me to do?

... To use thicker discs, you will need to use a utility knife to cut a thin stop of 2.5 discs from the end of the holder. I have found various implementations of such an adapter, but they are all rather cumbersome. The advantages of my adapter: 1.

This is a 3.5" to 2.5" adapter designed to fit in the 3.5" HDD trays that Dell ships with many of their desktop computers. Sometimes, where I work, you will go from a 3.5" mechanical drive to an SSD. And there is not provided adapter with out...

THIS IS A PAIR OF 3.5 DRIVE TO 2.5 DRIVE ADAPTER DESIGNS. ONE USES A TYPICAL M3 NUT (APPROXIMATELY 5.3 MILLIMETERS ACROSS THE FLATS BY 2.3 THICK). THE OTHER IS A SIMPLE MOUNTING HOLE WHICH CAN BE DRILLED AND TAPPED M3, OR TO USE OTHER HARDWARE THAT...

... part and 2 screws on the mirrorred part which is required for the locking mechanism and balanced fit. I tested the fit with 20mm HDDs Seagate Barracuda 2TBs. It perfectly fits to the 5.25" bay with small spaces on each side and in the middle.

It enables any 2.5" device to be mounted in a 3.5" bay. The design ensures ample airflow and stability with tapered fittings that prevent loose parts from vibrating. A second image showcases the printed part. ...For optimal printing, use ABS at a 0.2mm...

This is a 3.5" to 2.5" SSD/HDD adapter for some Intel servers. ...Specifically, it replaces the bracket in Intel part number 1B31HY800-600-G There are for modifications: - m3 screws (most recommended) - m3 screws with advanced ventilation - 6-32 UNC...

Bracket Allows Easy Installation of a 2.5" Hard Drive or an SSD into a 3.5" Hard Drive Bay Installation Mount the Hard Drive into the Adaptor First; Two Screws Placed at an Angle Across the Square Opening Should Be Sufficient If the Holes Don't Line...

Note that one end has a higher wall, so the drive will only fit properly over the lower wall end. This is a pair of 3.5 drive to 2.5 drive adapter designs. One uses a typical M3 nut (approx 5.3mm across the flats x 2.3 thick). The other is a simple...

Modified the original 2x 2.5" drive design to accommodate a single 2.5" drive, resulting in a significant reduction of used material by shortening and optimizing cutouts on the bottom panel. Additionally, redesigned clips eliminate the need for...

this device is used to connect 3.75 mm drill to spindle in cnc engraver machine.

Adattatore per hardisk hdd/ssd 2.5 pollici su IMAC Early 2008

Adapter is capable to keep and mount standart SATA SSD to hot-swap tray 3.5" in Supermicro Servers. Tested. Working. SSD targeted to SATA-Socket, thats ok. ...May be need to increase some holes by drill.

Changes made: * Moved SSD M3 holes 0.5mm for a better fit * Made SSD M3 holes wider so the screw goes through plastic without gripping it * Removed two support pillars to save plastic (I need to make a few of these) --- zhoujianfu's original...

My Lian Li PC-Q08 case has an empty space above its 5.25" bay, so I designed an adapter to fit two 3.5" drives in it. I believe this adapter will work in other cases that have empty space above or below their 5.25" bays. ...The design allows for...

Introducing ArmRend's Car Wheels Collection featuring 5 models: Chevrolet Camaro ZL1, Jaguar XFR, Lancia Delta, Fiat 500, and BMW X6. These high-detailed 3D models are comprised of approximately 98% quads with a few triangles, and no ngons. Formats...

To secure a standard 2.5-inch hard drive disk (HDD), use exactly two screws measuring M3 x 10 millimeters each securely to hold the unit firmly in place.

Dual Floppy Disk Notcher 5.25" 3.5"

I couldn't find many quality adapters that allowed me to easily mount a 2.5" hard drive in a hot-swap bay without support on the bottom for SSDs, so I created this one myself. It's really useful because it screws into both sides of a drive tray for...

I got a raid box with decent performance but the puny fan in the back was way too loud so I replaced it with a quiet 120mm fan that I just happened to have lying around. The two pieces fit together seamlessly, making printing a breeze and allowing...

I needed a server with 3.5" hot swap trays, but I didn't want to put those outdated hard drives in it. The issue was that 2.5" SSDs don't align with the mount holes. You can't drill below to secure it because it has to be flush to fit in the server.

I wanted to low-level erase and check some 2.5" SATA hard drives I had lying around, so I decided to perform an enhanced secure erase followed by a long S.M.A.R.T. check. Depending on your level of paranoia, you could also throw in some destructive...

A simple adapter to fit a 2.5 inch SSD or laptop HDD to a PC case with mounts only for 3.5 inch hard drives.Sadly do not have a photo of this one, since it was specially made for a customer and then never seen again. So here are some OpenSCAD...