Exposed NVMe Frame V2 // Full Hex-Flow Edition (JMS583 + 2260)
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A sleek SSD enclosure frame featuring a 2x hexagonal mesh (lid + base) for maximum airflow and heat dissipation.
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Exposed NVMe Frame V2 // Full Hex-Flow Edition (JMS583 + 2260)
This is a V2 Remix of the Exposed NVMe Frame.
What’s New in V2?
Dual-Sided Ventilation: I have added a matching hexagonal mesh pattern to the bottom floor of the frame.
Reduced Material / Faster Print: The added cutouts reduce the overall filament usage without sacrificing structural integrity.
Enhanced Industrial Look: The symmetry between the slide-in lid and the base gives the enclosure a more "engineered" and high-end feel.
Print Settings (ABS)
Because NVMe controllers (especially the JMS583) can reach high temperatures during sustained transfers, ABS or ASA is highly recommended.
Material: ABS / ASA (To prevent warping under drive heat).
Layer Height: 0.2mm (0.12mm-0.16mm for the lid to ensure a smooth slide).
Infill: 20% (though the walls are thin enough that it will be mostly solid).
Supports: None required! The hex pattern is designed to bridge cleanly on most well-tuned FDM printers.
Hardware Requirements
Controller: JMS583 USB-C to NVMe Bridge PCB.
Drive: M.2 2260 Form Factor.
Assembly: Slides together with a friction fit. If your ABS shrinks, scale the lid down by 0.5% - 1% or lightly sand the rails.