Supermicro harddisk tray for SSD and 2,5" Tray into LFF bays

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For the famous (and nowadays super cheap second hand) Supermicro CSE-815 1U server chassis, I designed a hard disk caddy (hard drive tray) for 3,5 SATA/SAS HDDs. I build a caddy / tray based on the original HDD MCP-220-00001 drive tray and made it to be printed out fast and (nearly) without support (See: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4137086 ) However, you can't use 2,5 inch drives or SATA SSDs with the adapter above, that's why I created a 2,5 inch version, which fits into the 3,5 Inch Drive bays of the mentioned Supermicro Servers. Note: You don't need the special supermicro screws! Just use two standard 2,5" hdd fine pitch screws on one side. The other side does have little pins to keep it straight and secure. This print should be an exchange for following supermicro hdd caddies: MCP-220-00001-01 MCP-220-00024-0B MCP-220-00075-0B 01-SC93301-XX00C104 Which means, this caddy should be compatible with following Supermicro 1U server chassis: CSE-813MFTQ CSE-813MFTQC CSE-813MTQ CSE-813LT CSE-815T CSE-815TQ CSE-819TQ CSE-825TQ CSE-826A CSE-826BA CSE-836BA CSE-826BE1C CSE-826BE26 CSE-826BE16 CSE-826E16 CSE-826E1 CSE-826BE16 CSE-826BE1C CSE-826E2 CSE-826E2 CSE-826E26 CSE-828TQ CSE-836BHE16 CSE-836BE16 CSE-842XTQ CSE-846E1 CSE-846E1 CSE-847A CSE-847E1C CSE-848A CSE-848E16 **Update:** I slightly fixed the pin size on "supermicro-caddy sff v4.stl" again, as the pins were slightly too large. I can recommend this "supermicro-caddy sff v4.stl". It is stable enough and you can use standard 2,5" harddisk/ssd screws. Only as a second option I also made a screws-only versions, which requires the small supermicro screws.This "supermicro-caddy sff with screws v3" version doesn't need any support. but maybe the screws are in the ways for the bay walls. Let me know your experiences in the comments.