10" Mini Rack Mounting Plates and Caddies
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Multipurpous mounting plates and caddies for 10" Mini Rack Systems.
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I created these mounting system for miscellaneous usage. As of V3 I consider my rack to be finally complete.
Updated (V3): 07.08.2026. Added a front fan plate and a 2U plate that holds a touchscreen.
[V3] 2U Rack display and computer
The new 2U plate is designed to act as a Rack computer.
The following components are mounted:
Radxa Cubie A7Z (running Armbian)
ZDE PCIe 2.5G Ethernet + NVME HAT
5.5" 1080p AMOLED touchscreen
M5Stack Finger2 Fingerprint Reader (over UART)
USB 3.2 port mounted on the plate allows full access to Cubie's USB C port
USB-C OTG Y cable to provide power and touch using the OTG port on Cubie
Heatsink are added to nvme SSD and radxa.
A single 2.5A USB-C seems sufficient to run the whole system.
The panel mounted USB C is intended for Yubikey based 2FA on data servers.
Fingerprint sensor is there just for fun and not intended for security.
The mounting system for the screen is carefully designed to not put stress on the display and seems to hold well.
The 2U plate prints flat ensuring the display sits on a clean surface. Add supports for the fingerprint sensor.
The cubie is working well to open websites and several tabs. I haven't hit any limits yet.
Note that the default Cubie OS image lacks support for many PCIe accessories.
Keeping on with V2, there's a small area to put a label on the mount.
I've added an image of the back side of the plate.
[V3] 40mm Fan Caddy
A 12V 40mm fan can be mounted using M5 screws.
Mainly intended to fill empty space, however initial tests show slight drop in overall temperature.
Prints flat with a small plug for my domain -- only visible if a different color is chosen.
[V2] Base Raspberry Pi 5 Caddy
Allows mounting a HAT, and can be customized to add ports etc.
Has three holes to add fiber optics (2mm thick) to bring the hidden LEDs to the front. Adapters to hold the optic cable near the LEDs is also provided.
There is some space for custom labels that can be used to identify the devices. Big enough for thermal printer resolution.
A pin hole is added with the intention to add an external Power button to the Pi. The existing footprint match KFC-W-13W switches. Requires soldering two wires to the Pi.
SD Card is now easier to remove compared to previous version.
Slots, instead of holes, on top give more flexibility in where the caddy is mounted.
Ventilation holes on the face plate allow cold air to enter the rack and be pulled away by the rear fan.
Markings on bottom are 0.01mm deep and can be painted in a slicer.
It is 42mm wide. Somewhat parametric fusion360 file is added where this can be changed (but it's buggy sometimes).
To adapt for a taller hat, change the
nas_x_offin Sketch 1. The top vent hole isn't perfect so you may need to edit the timeline feature to deselect/select slots.To change the width of the mounting slots, edit nas_slot_w in Sketch 3. The slots are symmetric.
[V2] Radxa 2.5G dual Ethernet and NVME HAT caddy
Based on the base caddy and fits the HAT perfectly.
[V2] Mount
The mounting plate is 2U high and has 3mm holes for BT3/M3 screws.
Strong and shouldn't normally flex too much.
Standard 10" rack dimensions, so should fit on any 10" rack system.
[NEW V2] Added a second plate with holes closer together.
Printing Notes:
Print all caddies facing down, supports not necessary.
You can use 0.28mm layers since we don't see anything but the bottom face.
Specifically for the mounting plate, having 4+ perimeters is good. 30% gyroid infill is ample.
If you don't have self-threading BT screws, use M2.5/3 screws with nuts on the other side. Also most screws are resisting orthogonal force so even if the M3 screw isn't super tight you won't have much issues.
If you paint the model in slicer, use arachne minimum feature size of 25% to get it to print the text properly.
V1
Pi5 Geekworm X1004 Caddy:
Perfect fit, use M2.5 screws to mount Pi5 and a couple of standoffs.
Watch out for the screw head sticking out (will fix eventually, but is generally not a problem).
Pi4 PiKVM Caddy:
Designed for Pi4 + Waveshare HDMI-CSI + USB C breakout.
Uses BT3, BT2.5 screws.
Uses USB C breakouts for HID and Power.
Check out the image for wiring.
Wire Comb:
A comb to pass through wires.
Snip off or trim the strands if necessary.
(Bonus) 1U Shelf for Cudy 2.5G Switch and M5Stack Mini DIN Meter:
Use M3 screws to secure the switch to the shelf.
DIN Meter can be simply snap-fit using the orange mounting ring it comes with.
Note on front panel sizes:
I am choosing max density over symmetry so the caddies have a specific order.
You can move the holes position in the f360 file to fit your needs.
Sidenote:
I used this model for printing my rack: https://www.printables.com/model/1173672-10-mini-rack-all-3d-printable
I use 90deg USB C connectors to ensure the cables don't extend past 2U limits, but it may be necessary to leave a few cm space below.
Since this is a work in progress you may want to change some hole position or front plate size, hence I've included the f360 file.