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Greaseweazle 3.5" Drive Case fits 3.5" drive with either v4.1 or v4.0

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Greaseweazle 3.5" Drive Case fits 3.5" drive with either v4.1 or v4.0

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Greaseweazle 3.5" Drive Case fits 3.5" drive with either v4.1 or v4.0

Update to my other design with a little bit more room for longer 3.5" drives and now loosely based on the Commodore A1011 drive rather than the older A1010.

Please note the case was designed around a Sony MP-F920 drive with dimensions 101.6mm x 25.4mm x 144mm (4" x 1" x 5.7"). I've made the length longer than 144mm to accomodate longer drives so other drives should be ok but I can't gaurantee it. So far I can confirm it fits the Sony MP-F920 and an Atari ST Sony MP-F11W internal drive.

 2 brackets are provided one for v4.1 Greaseweazle which is secured with screws, and one for v4.0 Greaseweazle which is secured with a removable lid.

Designed to be printed vertically, including both brackets so that the back texture matches. Only part to be printed horizontally is the v4.0 lid.

To construct simply slot the 3.5" drive into the front of the case with the 34pin and power cable attached. I recommend a 34pin cable no shorter than 15cm as it will need to bend. For power cable I just use two 15-20cm long dupont cables. Once secured in place connect the Greaseweazle and slowly slot the brack into the base. There are some guides on the inside of the case to help with this. Make sure the all the cables fold nicely under the floppy drive. Once in place secure with two screws. I've added a photo to show the different screw sizes needed.

I've also added some photos to show the different cable configurations for drive A vs. drive B. Either works fine with Greaseweazle you just need to specify --drive=b if you don't have the twist.

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