Raspberry Pi 5 + Active Cooler + M.2 Hat + M.2 PCIE 2 Port SATA Adapter

This case, a remix of this model by Pyrho, accommodates a Raspberry Pi 5, Raspberry  Pi 5 Active Cooler, Raspberry M.2 Hat, and PCIE M.2 2 Port SATA adapter.   

It requires four M2.5x10 screws to replace the four of the eight shorter M2.5 screws that come with the Raspberry M.2 Hat.

Together the combination of these components was inspired by Don of Novaspirit's Youtube video found here in the build of my own DIY NAS.

Thanks to both Don and Pyrho!

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Included with this package are following files: .f3d (Fusion 360 source), .3mf, .stl, and .gcode (PTEG).

Due to heat considerations I choose to use PTEG for my print, please ensure you choose a filament suitable for your environment. 

My print came out great on my PRUSA MKS3 with 15% infill, no brim, and no supports.

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Also, for those interested, here are all the components I used in my own build (none of the links below are affiliate links):

Inside the case:

• Raspberry Pi 5 8GB
• Raspberry Pi 5 Active Cooler
• Raspberry M.2 Hat
• M.2 PCIE Nvme SATA6G 2 Port SATA III 6Gb/S M.2 22X42 M Key And B Key Controller Adapter Card

Outside the case

• For the HDDs:
  • 2 x 6TB HDDs (paired as a RAID 1 array)
  • 2 x SATA Cables III
  • 1 x Power cable for 2 SATA drives with a 5.5x2.5mm female jack
  • 1 x 12V 10A power supply with a 5.5x2.5mm male jack
• For the SSD
  • 1 x 2TB  SSD in an enclosure with a USB C connection
  • 1 x USB A to USB C data cable 
• For Ethernet
  • 1 x UGREEN USB C to 2.5G Ethernet Adapter
  • 1 x UGREEN USB 3.0 A Male to Type C Female Adapter
• For the Pi
  • 1 x Active Cooler for the Raspberry Pi 5
  • 1x  Raspberry Pi 5 power supply
• For the Operating System and NAS Software
  • 1 x SanDisk 32GB Ultra Fit USB 3.1 Flash Drive 
  • Armbian
  • Open Media Vault
  • this open source backup shell I wrote

Beyond that, I have the HDDs mounted in this poor man's HDD cage.