Heber Mister Multisystem 2 DVD Slice Tray

This is a tray to fit into Heber's Mister Multisystem Slice tray.
You will need a slice tray to fit this into, which can either be bought from thier site https://shop.heber.co.uk/ctrldock-slice-tray-for-multisystem2-in-matte-charcoal-black-3d-printed/ 

Or Downloaded and printed from 

The DVD tray consists of 4 Parts, the Tray itself, the Front Panel, and the rear Caboose, which also has a little door. Note the pictures are of an older version with less room for wires in the back, everything fits together the same.

To print, any normal settings should be fine as long as not too crazy, this is a second revision of the design and it should not need any supports now as of 8.20 UK time (0720 UTC) 2nd of september 2026

To assemble:

1. Place the tray into the Slice tray, and attach using 4x m3 10mm self tapping screws, do not fully tighten.

2. Place the front panel into the front of the slice tray

3. Take your Laptop DVD drive and insert into the front of the panel and lower it down into the tray

4. Slide the drive as far back as you can, there is a stopper on the angled side of the drive that will stop it

5. Adjust the fit on the front so the tray front on the drive is either flush or slightly protruding as your taste allows!

6. There should be a bit of clearance all the way around with a standard size dvd drive bezel, but you might have to have it protrude if its too big, load the drive through the slot if thats the case.

7. Tighten the screws holding the tray. Note that depending on printer/filament settings and variences these might be a bit loose, but as long as the tray doesn't move your good.

8. Slide the rear panel or caboose into place, and fit your usb adapter board. I've tried to give plenty of space as these things can vary a fair bit.

9. Attach the door, this is held in place with a single 8mm or 10mm M3 self tapping screw. There are two notches, these are for running a cable out of if needed.

10. You may depending on fit need a bit of tape (Kapton ideally) to hold the drive in place, note the drive is not held in place with the screws you would normally use on a laptop due to a number of reasons.

You may be able to fit a powered USB hub in the slice tray, I won't go into that since theres so many different options, personally I just use an external one.

From online discussion you will need a powered hub or a controler board that is externally powered to power the DVD drive, the MMS2 USB2 ports are to spec and cannot power most drives on a single USB port.

With drives your milage may vary in terms of adapters, fitting and so on.

I've supplied .step files if you need to make any modifications.

Some parts are based on the Slice Tray from heber.

To fit the Slice tray to the MMS2, refer to the Heber documentation.

To get CD's working with the MMS2, follow the mister guides online.

Have fun!