Poweredge T310 Drive Caddy
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I have a T310 that needed to have a couple of drives added so I did my best to make a quick drive caddy so I could make that happen with some SATA drives I had laying around. The layout is based on the F238F drive tray that is in the system. There is not locking mechanism on this bracket but the front bezel does push against it holding it fairly securely. This took me ~3.5 hours to print on a Prusa MK3 using PLA I would highly recommend rotating the design so the legs are both on the bed. I am still new to creating things for the 3D Printer so I inadvertently oriented it poorly.
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