Retro IBM PC XT Portable Hard Drive Enclosure
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A fun way for retro gamers and other PC archivists to store their data.
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This is a model of an IBM Personal Computer XT (model 5160) that I've adapted to hold a Seagate portable hard drive. It's intended for retro PC hobbyists to store their data used with projects such as Retro-eXo, RetroArch, and LaunchBox.
The enclosure includes various parts designed to work with Seagate Portable HDDs from 1TB to 5TB. All builds use the same Top Cover, Front Wall, and Front Plate.
The Base and Back Wall differ based on your drive. If you use the 1 or 2 TB drive, use the parts labeled 2TB. If you use the 4 or 5 TB drive, use the parts labeled 4TB.
If you plan to store and run all of the current Retro-eXo projects you'll need a 4 TB drive minimum, though 2 TB is enough if you combine or trim down the packages. You'll also need M4 x 20mm Philips Pan Head Screws (qty 4) to attach the pieces.
Parts List:
| Qty | Part | |
| 1 | 1 TB Seagate Portable Hard Disk Drive (STGX1000400) -or- | Link |
| 2 TB Seagate Portable Hard Disk Drive (STGX2000400) -or- | Link | |
| 4 TB Seagate Portable Hard Disk Drive (STGX4000400) -or- | Link | |
| 5 TB Seagate Portable Hard Disk Drive (STGX5000400) | Link | |
| 4 | M4 x 20mm Philips Pan Head Screws | Link |
If you'd like to adapt the enclosure for a different brand of drive I've made available empty bases and back panels for you to use. The included scad file can help creating the snap-fit tabs, but you'll need to manually merge it with the empty base stl and crop out the corners to make the box more tab-like. 2mm thick walls were ideal for the tabs.
All parts can be printed without supports except for the Top Cover, which should be printed upside down with supports for the bosses that hold the screws. The 3mf file has these supports pre-painted. Use 3 perimeters, especially on the base to ensure strong snap-fit tabs.
I'd appreciate feedback on the 2TB drive fitting and port opening if anyone else prints this. It was easy to make the adaption based on the dimensions from the 4TB drive, but I don't have one to test with.
Note: The 1TB/2TB drives are installed upside-down due to the USB port location. This shouldn't be a problem since 0s and 1s are symmetrical. Just don't mount it sideways or you'll end up with dashes. ;)