Offset switch plate for a new switch (tiny compared to the previous one). Decent rack cage generator which creates an open enclosure for your switch based on your measurements (and most importantly for me has the option to offset that cage).
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Offset switch plate for a new switch (tiny compared to the previous one). Decent rack cage generator which creates an open enclosure for your switch based on your measurements (and most importantly for me has the option to offset that cage).
This has been a beast to print, it was a lot easier to print the 4U mount for the motherboard/power supply that will accompany this. When I have time to actually swap the hardware from my existing home server to this and the 4U motherboard mount I'll take some more pictures.
Here is the printed combo together
On my To Do List:
Buy a patch panel
Buy shorter cables
Wire up the power button to the motherboard
Replace the existing 2-Port SAS Card to a 4-Port one in order to be able to use all 12 bays or at least not care what bay I slide a drive into
Get some higher static pressure fans so I can keep my drives closer together, right now the case fans I have don't push enough
Find/print some rack mounting solutions for my random peripheral stuff, including seeing if I can't get the Bell Giga Hub into rather then on top of the rack.
Modify a Pi 4 3.5" hard drive bay mount to fit a pi 5 so I can keep it in an unused bay.
On my To Do List:
Buy a patch panel
Buy shorter cables
Wire up the power button to the motherboard
Replace the existing 2-Port SAS Card to a 4-Port one in order to be able to use all 12 bays or at least not care what bay I slide a drive into
Get some higher static pressure fans so I can keep my drives closer together, right now the case fans I have don't push enough
Find/print some rack mounting solutions for my random peripheral stuff, including seeing if I can't get the Bell Giga Hub into rather then on top of the rack.
Modify a Pi 4 3.5" hard drive bay mount to fit a pi 5 so I can keep it in an unused bay.
This is 19"?
I'm assuming it's stitched together in some fashion as a 19" panel wouldn't fit on a typical print bed?
I'm assuming it's stitched together in some fashion as a 19" panel wouldn't fit on a typical print bed?
Yes this is 19"
They both had to be printed in sections. The 4U one has a bunch of small issues that people have asked to be fixed (such as not needing glue to stick the two portions together).
The 3U Drive Bay printed in 5 major parts (if you include the 2 not seen 120 fan mounts to allow you to blow or pull air over the drives.
They both had to be printed in sections. The 4U one has a bunch of small issues that people have asked to be fixed (such as not needing glue to stick the two portions together).
The 3U Drive Bay printed in 5 major parts (if you include the 2 not seen 120 fan mounts to allow you to blow or pull air over the drives.
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