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ASUS Chromebox 3 Server Stand
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Stackable server stand using ASUS Chromebox (v3)
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- Printables
- Category
- Computers
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Info
Had a couple ASUS Chromebox 3 and wanted to use them as a home lab server but didn't have a good way to stack them. This model is what I came up with.
Footprint is 164x164mm (outer, 154 inner) with 4mm thick bottoms
Models included:
- Chromebox Rack (42mm) to hold Chromebox. Has hole cut out for power and M.2 access
- Drive Bay (150mm) has slots for 2.5" SSDs x8
- Empty Bay (150mm)
- Half Bay (75mm)
- Feet (12mm)
- Lid (10mm)
Printing
- 1mm nozzle for speedier prints
- 0.32 Layer Height
- 20 % Infill
- Chromebox Rack - Supports everywhere
- All others, supports touching build plate only
- Brim for adhesion
Assembly
- Each part has tabs/slots for stacking with 3mm holes. I've used M2.5 threaded inserts in the slots.
- I've also added a few threaded inserts under the Chromebox Rack to mount power jack and M.2 adapters
- Other than that, just stack away
Notes
- Because I am using the Chromeboxes with their bottoms removed, I did go ahead and add a layer of copper tape, then duct tape on the bottom of the Chromebox Rack. Just in case the shielding is important :)
- Haven't tried the Lid or Feet
- Link to onshape model: