BlueSCSI v2 Hard Drive Bay Bracket
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A 3D printed bracket to mount a BlueSCSI v2 in a vintage Macintosh hard drive bay.
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- Computers
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This bracket mounts your BlueSCSI v2 in your vintage Macintosh hard drive bay.
Note: This is NOT compatible with the 2023.10a board! For the 2023.10a version, you need this design:
Features
There is a slot in the side to make firmware upgrades on the Raspberry Pi Pico easy, and there's plenty of room below the board in the bracket, so you shouldn't need to trim the Raspberry Pi Pico pin headers after soldering.
It has been tested with Macintosh SE and SE/30. It is expected to fit in the Classic II, LCII, LCIII, Performa 475, and most other Macs from the same vintage (as it uses the exact same geometry as my discontinued SCSI2SD bracket).
On the black-and-white compact machines (SE, SE/30, Classic II), the bracket is mounted upside-down with the SCSI logo facing up. On LC-series machines, the board faces up.
Parts
BlueSCSI v2
3 M3x5 screws
Four original hard drive screws (likely to be #6-32)
Hard drive mounting bracket that came with the machine
Release Notes
v1
Initial release
v2 (2024-04-01)
No changes to models
Updated license from non-commercial/no derivatives to a more permissive license
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