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2.5" Sata SSD HD Stackable frame

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Clear out the cable clutter and organize your storage with this modular, stackable mounting system for 2.5" SATA SSDs.

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Printables
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Computers
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Creative Commons — Public Domain

Clear out the cable clutter and organize your storage with this modular, stackable mounting system for 2.5" SATA SSDs. Whether you are building a home server, a Raspberry Pi cluster, or just need a clean way to manage extra drives in a custom PC case, this frame offers a sleek, vertical solution.


Key Features

  • Infinite Expandability: The interlocking "snap-fit" design allows you to stack as many drives as your vertical space permits.

  • Optimized Airflow: Includes integrated 3mm spacers between drives to prevent heat soak and ensure consistent performance during heavy data transfers.

  • Precision Fit: Designed specifically for standard 7mm and 9.5mm thickness 2.5" SSDs.

  • Toolless Stacking: The frames lock into one another securely, while the drives are held in place by standard M3 mounting holes.

  • Minimalist Aesthetic: A low-profile design that puts the focus on your hardware, not the plastic.

Technical Specifications

  • Filament Recommendations: PETG or ABS (recommended for longevity near warm components), though PLA works fine for cool environments.

  • Supports: None required. This model is optimized for "flat-on-bed" printing to ensure maximum structural integrity.

  • Hardware Required: 4x M3 screws per drive for side-mounting.

  • Print Time: Approx. 45–60 minutes per frame (depending on settings).

Why Print This?

Standard PC cases often run out of dedicated 2.5" bays quickly. This STL allows you to reclaim your space by turning a messy pile of drives into a professional storage tower. It’s the perfect weekend project for data hoarders and lab enthusiasts alike.