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DIY macOS Folder SSD for M.2 SSD to USB-C Board.

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New design after macOS 26
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With this model and an M.2 SSD to USB-C converter board, you can make yourself a macOS folder-like SSD.

It comes with two designs. One is based on the design after macOS 26 (with a white card inside), and the other is based on the old design before macOS 26.

The original idea is from David Delahunty. I saw his design and decide to create my own version.

 

To complete this SSD, you need to purchase an M.2 SSD to USB-C converter board. (Or harvest one from an old M.2 SSD case.) (You also need an SSD, you know.) The size should be about 100*24mm. Here is an example:

Insert the board upside down and install the cap like this:

I provided caps with different slot sizes to compensate for the different lengths of converter boards.

For the new design after macOS 26, install the white card part like this:

After all of this, you should have yourself a cute folder SSD.

 

Btw, if you want to create profile for your self, you can add support like this:

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