Raspberry Pi 4/5 NAS - v2.0 - Free 3D Print Model

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0.2mm layer, 3 walls, 25% infill

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3 plates

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100x94x220 mm Clear Acrylic Rigid Round Tube (1pcs) - HC005

Clear Acrylic Rigid Tubes

BT3x10 BHCS Self Tapping Screw (20PCS) - AA222

BT3 Button Head Cap Self Tapping Screw (BHCS)

BT3x30 BHCS Self Tapping Screw (5PCS) - AA148

BT3 Button Head Cap Self Tapping Screw (BHCS)

M3 Socket Head Cap Machine Screws (SHCS)

BT2.5x8 SHCS Self Tapping Screw (20PCS) - AA101

BT2.5 Socket Head Cap Self Tapping Screws (SHCS)

Self-Locking Button Switch with SH1.0 Connector (2PCS) - IA006

Self-Locking Button Switch (2PCS) - IA006

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60 mm fan (10-20mm height) x 1: Optional

Description

V2.0 version released (01/26/2025)

-15mm HDDs are now supported

-More space between the drives, allowing more airflow from the bottom fan

-More robust bottom and top drives holder

-Uses less filament

-Only plate #1 needs to be reprinted

A simple NAS case for RPI (4/5) that uses 2.5" HDD or SSD for the storage.

Drives are connected via USB, no expensive HAT or fancy hardware is required. I have used connector/PCB from Axagon USB HDD case, but you can buy only the connector/PCB on Ali, or buy cheap HDD case and take it apart, e.g. this one:

https://s.click.aliexpress.com/e/_EzrMOB2

It's possible to install a button PCB (Bambu Lab) to the bottom of the case. If you're not using it, you can glue the printed button the bottom or leave it empty.

Features:

-Vertical design, saves up space

-See-through, it's cool

-Extra cooling possible (60 mm fan)

-Supports disks with height up to 12.5 mm

-Easy assembly and maintenance

You can customize the pattern of the holes in the top cover in the slicer. Just use different infill pattern and infill ratio.

Also there are two version of the RPI holder, one that's aligned to the side and one that aligned in the middle of the tube. If you're powering the RPI via USB, then print the one that's aligned to side, to have a room for the USB cable. Or use 90° USB cable or adapter.

If you need any modifications to the printed parts or you have some ideas for the improvements, just leave a comment.

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