Samsung T5/T7 SSD Mounting Case

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<p>This is a two-piece solution for mounting a Samsung portable T5/T7 SSD to anywhere you'd like. I attached mine to the back of my computer case with some Velcro.&nbsp;</p><p>This model was designed around a Samsung T5 portable SSD, but should work just fine with the T7 model, also.</p><p>This solution includes a few models. One backplate which is required, and at least <i>one </i>of the front mounting plates</p><p><i><strong>Added a V2 with a bottom cutout to have the ssd usb-c cord come out the bottom</strong></i></p><p><strong>It's also possible to stack front plates together. </strong>Why not stack 2, or 3 (or more) SSD's together? Just use longer screws that are able to reach the threaded heatset inserts, and in theory you can stack as many as you want. <i>Two front plates tighten down nice and snug with (4x) m3x30 screws</i></p><p><strong>Required:</strong></p><p>Samsung_T5_backplate</p><p><strong>Required, but choose at least one</strong></p><p>Samsung_T5_Frontplate<br>[Closed on ¾ sides, partial open bottom]</p><p>Samsung_T5_Frontplate_V2&nbsp;<br>[4 sides open except for screw hole locations]<br><i>[Saves *some* filament and time]</i></p><p><i>Samsung_T5_Frontplate_V2_Cutout</i><br>[Everything is the same as the V2, except a small cutout to access the USB-C port from the bottom]</p><p>You will need to print a minimum one of each of these.&nbsp;</p><p><i>You will also need some additional items:</i></p><ol><li>(4x) m3x16 screws</li><li>(4x) m3x5x4 heatset inserts. [https://dfh.fm/collections/fasteners/products/threaded-heat-insert-nut?variant=39650196816041]</li></ol><p><i><strong>Recommended Printing Settings:</strong></i></p><p><strong>Infill:</strong> More than 25%<br><strong>Resolution: </strong>.2 (layer height)<br><strong>Nozzle: </strong>.4mm<br><strong>Supports:</strong> None<br><br><i><strong>Instructions:</strong></i></p><ol><li>Print one of each of the model pieces</li><li>Insert (4) m3x5x4 heatset inserts into the four holes on the Samsung_T5_Backplate using a soldering iron with the correct heatset tip.</li><li>Attach the front plate to the backplate with (4) m3x16 screws</li><li>The backplate has spots to attach Velcro, or 3M tape, or adhesive of your choice.</li><li>Insert SSD</li><li>Do SSD things.</li></ol><p><i>I will upload a model with mounting screw holes shortly.</i></p>