qnap 3d models

Print this with only two shells from a soft TPU. I had only 15% infill. I used only 4 top-layers @0.2mm. ... It should be soft - the better the dampening.

I built this device to replace the entire hard drive set within my backup network-attached storage unit. ...To secure the cover, use a nylon bolt with an M3 thread size and a hex nut measuring 25 millimeters in diameter.

I could not find a suitable 19" 1HE RackMount for my new Switch, so I build one by myself.Make sure to use supports and a high infill density (>= 40%) to make the design sturdy enough.I uploaded 2 versions, one with Ears on the Right and one with...

Slight remix so it can go on keyring

Designing this was a breeze, and I'm thrilled with how it turned out! In my experience, printing them with Flexible TPC worked like a charm, but you can definitely use any flexible filament - it's all about experimentation and finding what works best...

... is a model for the Gigabyte GT 1030 (GV-N1030D5-2GL). ... This is specifically made for the QNAP TS-473A. I used a 0.2mm Nozzle with PETG. ...I recommend printing this model standing upright and using tree supports for the display output cutouts.

I needed to get things back up and running so when my troubleshooting was failing, and the device was out of warranty, I decided to replace it with another QNAP (a TS-453Be). I've since decided it is working fine. I wanted to try to install...

Worked the first try (instead of requiring the expected two redesigns). For those still following along, I installed the video card with the new PCIe bracket into the QNAP. You can see the clearance with the Power connector is VERY CLOSE, but it...

Resized for 1-bay NAS holder.

As the title says, it's for a Zimaboard with a 4x2.5g pcie card. To use it, remove the clear cover from the bottom of the Zimaboard and re-use the 4 screws to mount it in the case. The cover of the case requires 4x 10mm m3 screws. For the ethernet...

Made adapters for NORCO RL-20 1U sliding rails. Fits perfectly. Downside that rails are too short and for maintenance I need to slide server fully out. For each side you need to print one front and one rear peace. ... Rails:...

The QNAP 453A Remote Halterung is a sleek and modern solution designed to securely hold your QNAP 453A remote control. This sturdy halterung ensures that your remote remains within easy reach, eliminating the frustration of misplaced or lost remotes....

Designed for:Dell Optiplex 3046 mini PCExternal USB 3.0 Drive enclosure - $20 bucks from amazonhttps://www.amazon.com/dp/B00GAML7OK?ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_product_details&th=1I just wanted something to hold it all together since my first idea for a QNAP...

... pi. ...Includes some strain relief for the raspi power cable and some routing for the network cables to be a bit more neat. I run the 2.5G qnap switch on the bottom rack, the d-link on the top, and the raspi3 on the side running pihole. ... Enjoy!

This is unofficial support for the custom Revopoint3D POP scanner.The project is completed with a 15cm slim USB 3.0 cable, 10000mhA tecknet power bank with 2.1A output, huawei PSmart 2019 smartphone.Scan with Revopoint3d POPPrint with Sunlu...

This is unofficial support for the custom Revopoint3D POP scanner.The project is completed with a 15cm slim USB 3.0 cable, 10000mhA tecknet power bank with 2.1A output, huawei PSmart 2019 smartphone.Scan with Revopoint3d POPPrint with Sunlu...

The code is designed to operate with the QNAP QIOT system, but can easily be adapted to transmit data to other platforms. Here are the components used to put it together: Wemos D1 Mini Lite https://amzn.to/359JwuH Note: The flat back of the V1...

My Rack contains (bottom to top): - 4 plug 10" Power supply - Fritzbox 7490 (acting as modem and phone system for DECT phones, Frame self developed) - Unifi USG 3 - Unifi 8 Port PoE Switch 60 Watt - Intel NUC (Proxmox which is driving my smart home...

I didn't want to purchase a specific NAS, like a QNAP or Synology, or buy a big gamer type case. So, I built one out of two pieces of MDF, aluminum strips and some other small scrap wood. All screwed together. 7 years it is still going strong running...

My Rack contains (bottom to top): - 4 plug 10" Power supply - Fritzbox 7490 (acting as modem and phone system for DECT phones, Frame self developed) - Unifi USG 3 - Unifi 8 Port PoE Switch 60 Watt - Intel NUC (Proxmox which is driving my smart home...

I just designed a little front plate for it. My Rack contains (bottom to top): 4 plug 10" Power supply Fritzbox 7490 (acting as modem and phone system for DECT phones, Frame self developed) Unifi USG 3 Unifi 8 Port PoE Switch 60 Watt Intel NUC...