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gNASty gnorc (Raspberry Pi NAS)

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My design for a NAS using a Raspberry Pi and some USB hard drives I had on hand

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Enclosure and system layout for a Raspberry Pi NAS using USB hard drives.

I installed Debian Lite on the Pi with Open Media Vault for software using this tutorial: https://pimylifeup.com/raspberry-pi-openmediavault/. The block diagram below shows how everything is attached.

Note: this design focuses on low cost and reliability, it is NOT fast.

BOM (besides the printed parts):

Design notes:

  • I included a blank nameplate for adding different text. It's a separate piece because my only multicolor printer is small.

  • There are two screws on the left edge that can's both be installed (installing one blocks access to the other. I left both sets of holes in so you can choose which one to install to correct for any warping.

  • The width of the bays are as follows: 2x12mm, 2x17mm, 1x24mm. If you have specific dimensions you need, message me and I can modify it pretty quickly.

Printing Notes:

This should work with any material, there are no special features and nothing really gets hot. I used PETG at 20% infill just because I plan on this sitting unattended for years and I don't want to have to replace anything if the sun shines on it.

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