Raspberry Pi Sabrent DS-4SSD Enclosure Addon
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A small enclosure to house a Raspberry Pi under the Sabrent DS-4SSD USB including cooling fan to improve airflow/temps.
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After having my Pi's sat next to their respective Sabrent DS-4SSD enclosures https://amzn.to/3VGPf8m for too long, I've now created this housing which tidies up the location/cabling and look amazing!
First prototypes were less high, but the Raspberry Pi PoE+ hat https://amzn.to/3VGXRfr creates so much heat that additional height was required and that meant a 30mm OD Fan https://amzn.to/3OVnZPJ could also be accommodated. Fan grill from https://www.printables.com/model/795878-30mm-fan-cover-grill which is a tight fit but can be eased in.
Design also allows for standard USB-C power through the hole inline with the power connector, on the side.
Airflow is improved by the slots/cutouts in the top edge (although the design can be used either way up, airflow is better with the cutouts at the top and the DS-SSD slightly restrained by its rubber foot, include the walls of the enclosure).
Ideally a shorter USB cable than the original Sabrent one would look neater, the best option I've found so far is https://amzn.to/3ZABQjC but shorter still is preferred, but quality wins over length.
Prototypes were printed in Tecbears Transparent PETG https://amzn.to/3Butd1Q on my Ender 3 V3 but the production version was printed in Eryone Black PETG CF https://amzn.to/4gyzcSf which looks amazing and covers all the layer lines. Looks like a mass production part. Only changes to my normal PETG profile was a higher bed temp (70 degrees).
Earlier versions had a full base but due to temperature issues and ease of access to the microSD card, this was partially removed, provides enough of a platform to be used upside-down still if that's your preference.
STEP file provided for best quality, but STL also downloadable too.
Versions also provided without the exterior fan hole (but marked from the inside) for later drilling out if required.
My PETG CF ones were printed with supports, and there only small too, so worth not taking the risk without, although one of the early prototypes was printed without and it's unnoticeable, just depends on your printer.
Designed for a Pi 4B but should fit a 5 too.
Printer: Creality Ender 3 V3 (CoreXZ)
Layer Height: 0.2
Brim: No
Support: Organic
Walls: 4
Top/Bottom: 3 layers
Infill: 25% Grid
My first public design, hope it's enjoyed!