DIY-NAS - FreeOrca
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This is a DIY-NAS solution, it is based on a Raspberry Pi and Sata HDDs (2,5”/3,5”) or SSDs (2,5”)
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Informacje o modelu
- Źródło
- Printables
- Kategoria
- Computers
- Licencja
- GNU General Public License v3.0
Features
- low power consumption
- easy to change drives
- Raspberry Pi based
- build in fan
- status LEDs
- only RJ45 and DC-jack required to operate
Built
Bill of Material
| Material | Qty | Source | Information |
|---|---|---|---|
| 12V/5A Power Supply | 1 | This depends highly on the drives and SBC, 5A should cover the most of them | |
| 80mm 4Pin-Fan 12V | 1 | A 3-Pin Fan will also work, but it is louder and less stylish | |
| Drive | 2 | I use WD Purple | |
| Raspberry Pi B | 1 | Every Raspberry Pi B should do it, but a 4 or 5 will give you better performance | |
| Sata/USB Converter | 2 | Need to have an external 12V power supply, that converts the 12V also to 5V | |
| Sata extention 15cm/6" | 2 | ||
| M4 Nuts | |||
| M4 Insters | 6 | ||
| M4x10 Fillister | 4 | ||
| M4x10 Countersunk | 2 | ||
| M4x60 Countersunk | 4 | ||
| M4x50 Countersunk | 6 | ||
| Wood screws 4x20mm | 8 | ||
| Wood 18mm thick | - | ||
| Bee wax | - | ||
| RJ45 Extension | 1 | ||
| PCB | 1 | BOM is as a HTML file | |
| 5,5x2,1mm Jack | 1 | or 5,5x2,5mm so it fits the power supply | |
| 5,5x2,5mm Plug | 2 | for the Sata/USB converter | |
| 12mm Button | 1 | ||
| Wire 0,14mm² | 40cm | to wire up the button to the pcb | |
| JST-HX Connector 2-pol | 3 | for the Power and HDDs | |
| Zip tie | 4 | To fasten the sata extensions in the drive bay |
Printing
I printed mostly from non-flamable PETG.
Stettings were also mostly standard.
And the orientations like shown.
Support material or skirt isn’t needed (I am a little bit proud of that).
I printed it on a MK4.
Fan Filter
- PETG
- No Top or bottom layer
- Honeycome 20%
I used a different color, so it has some excent.
Fan Filter Inner
- flame resitent PETG
- No Top or bottom layer
- Grid 50%
Wood jig
- PLA
- 5 perimeters
Status Ring
- clear PETG
- gyro infill (scatters the light better)
- 5 perimerters for the inserts (I think it helps, but could be false)
Fan Damper and Fan Spacer
- Flex/TPU
- Spacer 4x
PETG or PLA works also but TPU helps with the noise of the fan.
Mainboard Spacer
- flame resitent PETG
- Spacer 4x
All other parts
- flame resitent PETG
I don't thing that it will be burst into flames, but better save the sorry.
You need help?
If your new to electronics, soldering, woodworking or Raspberry Pis and you need help just let me know, I will provide as much help as I can.
Also I have some spare PCBs and Parts that I can provide you.
If you have ideas or I can do thinks better, just let me know.
When the Software is finished (functional) I will provied it.
Also I will update this, with some instructions.