nas server case 3d models

This is my custom NAS server case, precision crafted with a combination of 3D printing and laser cutting techniques. The structure itself is a marvel of additive manufacturing, supporting intricately cut acrylic parts that add a touch of elegance to...

Raspberry Pi is inserted into a small groove, it is possible to screw with screws, but it holds without them. There is also room for two 35 mm fans for cooling. ...The cables are routed from the back.

This is a modular computer case designed to build a NAS, a server, or a standalone mini-ITX desktop computer. You can stack modules on top of each other, so there is no physical limit to the number of hard drives that you can handle. The model...

An elegant NAS/Server with support for 3.5 inch drive and active cooling with a fan. It works wonder as a backup server, for example for TimeMachine or ZFS replication. ... If you want to use ZFS remember to use the 64 bit version of Raspberry Pi OS

It works wonder as a backup server, for example for TimeMachine or ZFS replication. If you want to use ZFS remember to use the 64 bit version of Raspberry Pi OS Illustration Extra info The case is for the Raspberry Pi 2/3/4 and it's divided into 3...

This is my second take on a server NAS case design, built after realizing that the first version was unreliable and plagued by numerous issues. You're free to copy, modify, sell or do whatever you like with this design - I'm thrilled to hear about...

The magnet holders are printed individually and bonded with hot glue, which is necessary due to the compact size of this case - just slightly larger than mini-ITX mobo specs, so the motherboard will not fit if the magnet holders are attached to the...

Hardware consists of: - One RPI4 with 1GB of RAM - One 2.5-inch HDD spinning at 7200 rpm - One slim USB3 to SATA adapter that fits perfectly in the case - One breadboard with a power button and an RPi GPIO, protected by a 5V fuse - One 5V - 5Amp...

I needed a status indicator for my Raspberry because I wanted to keep an eye on my headless RPI server without having to access it from outside. So, I ordered this affordable 0.96 OLED display (128x64) from China (the link to Ebay is below), and...

The Raspberry Pi 3 NAS (Network Attached Storage) server is a device that can be set up using the Open Media Vault installation process, as described on makerturkiye.net. This tutorial provides step-by-step guidance for configuring your Raspberry Pi...

NAS Server with Raspberry Pi 3 B+ 1x Rack 19" Stand 1x Raspberry Pi 3 B+ 1x Hdd 3.5" with Enclosure (Conceptronic) 1x LCD 16x2 2x LED 5mm (square) 1x 5v 3A PowerSupply Dupont connectors Software: OpenMediaVault LCD Instructions:...

An innovative see-through enclosure for a NAS server features devilish design elements and accommodates up to eight drives. This custom creation showcases a micro-ATX motherboard, laser-cut by FABlab from 4mm acrylic glass panels and 6mm wood for the...

I purchased a new PI to serve as a NAS server for my virtualization cluster, with the intention of keeping the CPU cool and housing a 2.5 inch SSD/HDD. This design satisfies both requirements, providing adequate cooling and a tidy enclosure. To...

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MK735 - The very first fully functional Mini Server/NAS chassis, all of its parts are printable, have been printed, assembled, beta tested by a global team and even modified by others. It's actually quite simple to print and assemble, but it does...

Kallax mounted Server Rack for RPi based systems. Mount for any kind of HDD yet to make. Holes in Baseplates used to add threaded inserts to mount objects to. Mounting material to my needs, distance between the mounting points (holes) is 1 cm...

I came across the need for a NAS, and couldn't find any cases/server racks that fit my preference. So I made my own and decided to share. This is my Raspberry Pi and (2) 2.5 inch SSD NAS Case with sliding trays. This is a compact box design with...

This is my design for a custom NAS server based on the Banana Pi. Original name is Bananas. For more information, check out these links: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:739763, https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:460603, and https://simplenas.com.

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

**Check out the full project guide and documentation in Youtube Video description:** [![RaspberryPi -...

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'm running a Raspberry Pi 4 (4GB RAM) with OpenMediaVault 5 as a cheap NAS (with Plex-Server and Ubooquity-Server in Docker) with a couple of external HDDs. Over the time I added more harddrives and so I needed to to come up with a way to...

I decided to create a straightforward case for my Raspberry Pi NAS. I opted to use the X822 dual HDD shield, which can be found at thingiverse.com, and the X875 smart power management board, also located on thingiverse.com. ... In the future, I may...

A custom NAS Case built from scratch, inspired by the X822 design by SupTronics and powered by the X875 power board also from SupTronics. For this project, I drew inspiration from two reference models available on Thingiverse:...

A custom NAS case designed for the Pine Rock64 board, manufactured by Pine64. This case accommodates the mainboard, two 2.5-inch hard drives, and enables connections to two SATA-enabled devices using USB-to-SATA adapters, as well as a compact...

A NAS Case based on the X822 by SupTronics and X875 power board by SupTronics. Reference models from https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4284735/files and https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4292246 I've included a full model and the model cut in half...

Raspberry Pi Nas Case with fan-holders for Raspberry Pi and HDD. The perfect combination is a 5V notebook-fan that connects easily to RPI GPIO. You'll need a 3.5 Zoll HD to go with the "Digitus USB 3.0 to SATA II Adapter". Get yours here:...

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...

I've modified vfalendysh's ITX-Case to accommodate a PSU underneath the board, like an M2-ATX for example. You might need to adjust the Motherboard-Holder hole positions to fit your specific PSU. Required items from the original file include: - Base...

Fit base over HDD's Screw HDD caddy feet into base Fix 'base' to 'lid' I used long M3 bolts (with heat-set nuts) for 'feet' to raise the case up and get some air to the fan. If anyone needs, I can design some feet or a wall mount etc. Everything...