DIY NAS SERVER CASE
von GOODWIN_YT
Druckbare Dateien (17)
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stlangle_alim_haut.STL
39 Ko · 6 978 Downloads
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angle_central.STL
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angle_alim_bas.STL
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angle_avant.STL
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angle_arriere_bas.STL
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pci_support.STL
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angle_arriere_haut.STL
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Assem1.STL
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stlpsu_support.STL
5 Ko · 1 228 Downloads
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stlbottom.STL
32 Ko · 1 242 Downloads
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stlhdd_support.STL
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stlside.STL
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stltop.STL
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stlhdd_cage.STL
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stlmotherboard_tray.STL
282 Ko · 1 276 Downloads
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stlback.STL
397 Ko · 1 287 Downloads
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stlfront.STL
591 Ko · 1 246 Downloads
Beschreibung
This is my 3D printed and laser cut custom NAS server case !
The case is composed of a 3D printed structure that hold the laser cut parts made with acrylic.
It can fit up to an ATX motherboard (compatible w/ mATX and ITX), an ATX power supply and up to 6 3,5" HDDs.
Plus 2 120mm fan openings on the front and 1 on the rear.
I've also designed a SATA backplane to facilitate cable routing : https://hackaday.io/project/170458-backplane-for-diy-nas
To assemble the case you need :
14 M3 x19mm screws
8 6mm spacers for the side panels
some 6mm spacers for the motherboard
some M3 nuts (to maintain the spacers)
1 16mm momentary switch