10inch 1U Raspberry Pi with SSD 2.5" rack mount (3 raspberry pi modules and 3 SSD)
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€2.16 – €2.63 net (excluding VAT)
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- Weight reported by the author
- 34 g
- Print time reported by the author
- 2.31 hr
- Source material
- PET
- Estimate material
- PETG
- Estimate printer
- Bambu Lab P1S - 0.4 nozzle
- Estimate process
- 0.20mm Standard
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Simple and useful 1U Raspberry Pi with SSD 2.5" rackmount for 10inch network cabinets. It supports 3 Raspberry Pis.
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Simple and helpful 1U Raspberry Pi with SSD 2.5" rackmount for 10inch network cabinets. It supports 3 Raspberry Pis.
How to print:
- Print with 0.30mm layer height and 70% gyroid infill.
- Make sure your print is in PETG, ASA, or heat-tolerated filaments. SSDs can get quite warm, and PLA is not a suitable filament in this case.
- Support required: Only for the openings; use the print-on-support feature of Prusa Slicer to only print support for openings and use snug. (just take a look at my codes and do like them)
- Print the 1U rack-mount base on the diagonal of your print bed, just like the photo below
How to assemble and required hardware:
- To attach SSDs to the Rpi module, you need M3x3 or four bolts (4 for each SSD)
- To attach the Rpi module to the base, you need two M3x8
Step 1:
Place the Rpi module on the top of your SSD and fix it to the SSD
Step 2:
Place raspberry pi on the specific area and fix it with the 3d printed pins. (in the example below, I could only attach three pins because of the POE hat)
Step 3:
- Insert two M3x8 or M3x10 in the Rpi module
- Insert the Rpi module (Rpi attached, SSD attached) into the space you like and tighten the bolts.
