HomeBlade - The modular blade server for all your home computing needs
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Fully-printable modular, small footprint blade server for your home lab.
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This is a completely modular blade system for storage and compute. Blades are as small as I could make them and still fit a 3.5" hard drive. The example cluster has 3 Raspberry Pi's and 6 drives, however you can print which ever modules you need. Each blade is joined to it's neighour with a "double hexagon" joiner which provides a nice friction fit, and room for an M3 screw to lock it in place.
Pre-sized blades and caddies are available in 20mm, 30mm and 40mm widths with a selection of commonly needed caddies, however the only constraint on the blade size is that it be a multiple of 10mm wide to accommodate whichever back panels you wish to attach (if any).
I also designed a very simple USB-connected fan controller which I use to control cooling fan RPM based on drive or CPU temperatures.
There are lots of generic/blank parts in this project for you to modify as needed for your own needs as well as the original OnShape document ready for you to mess with.
Assembly requires a whole lot of countersunk M3x10mm screws and M3 square nuts. Seriously, lots. Order way more than you think you'll need!
Includes mounting ears for my gear rack, however it would be pretty easy to make standard rack mount ears for it also.
Updated 14/4/2026: Add slots for square M3 nuts to 40mm fan mount.