Stackable 3.5 inch drive storage
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Fits most ECA/SFF 3.5 inch compliant drives.
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Strong, stackable drive storage with anti-slide backstops, print in the strongest material you have if you plan to stack them, I wouldn't stack more than 3 tall as they'd be quite easy to knock over unless secured.
I have successfully printed and stacked these 3 high, full of 800g SCSI drives (and the standard 60 Kg "stand-on-it" test) using only PLA, but will be printing more of these in PLA-CF for the extra compressive strength.
Should print it on its back with the slots facing upwards and I only used support for the overhang at the bottom near the build plate, the others should print just fine without any. If you're using the 3MF, it's already orientated corrected and has the overhangs set to build plate only and the threshold set to 10 degrees.
I printed mine in 0.28mm layers in just over 6 hours, but you can chose smaller if you want it nicer looking.
I would not recommend reducing the infill density or wall count, unless you will only be storing light drives like floppy drives or drive emulators like GoTek, BlueSCSI or ZuluSCSI/IDE. 2 walls and 15% infill would be overkill in that case. 2 walls and 15% is fine for regular weight IDE, but for lots of heavy SCSI drives, leave as is or if you have time to spare, consider increasing them for more strength.