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This bracket mounts your BlueSCSI v2 in your vintage Macintosh hard drive bay. Note: This is NOT compatible with the 2023.10a board! For the 2023.10a version, you need this design: Features There is a slot in the side to make firmware…
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This 3D printed bracket is designed to mount a BlueSCSI in the 3.5" hard drive bay in vintage Macintosh computers. The BlueSCSI slides into the hold-downs near the SCSI connector, firmly snaps into place on the back, and is optionally…
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This bracket mounts your BlueSCSI 1.1a in your vintage Macintosh hard drive bay. It uses the original hard drive mounting screws, and has a small tray to aide in removing and installing the microSD card. Compatibility This bracket should…
This bracket mounts your BlueSCSI 1.1a inside your Macintosh SE or SE/30. The microSD card remains accessible from the outside of the machine, and a light pipe helps you see what the status of the BlueSCSI is. Indicators on the bracket…
Simple, sturdy case for an external BlueSCSI DB25 v1.1. Requires two m3x10mm socket cap screws, but 8-11mm long should work as well. Exposes the SD card slot but hides all the other things. They’re inside if you need them! Print with the…
Desktop BlueSCSI V2 mount with a single screw. For board revision 2023.10a and newer ONLY. Design by Alan Williams.
Note: That the image is of the previous BlueSCSI v2, which I have designed a bracket for in the past. This bracket is for the 2023.10a. A bracket for the previous version is also available. Features There is a slot in the side to make…
Here's a mounting bracket for your vintage Mac SE or SE/30 to install a BlueSCSI v2 in the expansion port on the back. This makes for easy access to the SD card slot, just remove the slot cover from the rear housing. I especially like…
Macintosh Compatibility: Fits the Macintosh DB-25 SCSI external bus. Designed to fit IIci, IIcx, Quadra 700, and PowerPC 6100. Assembly notes Pause the print to add the SCSI insert (printed beforehand) so it sits flush with the case and…
Upgrade your vintage Macintosh with the BlueSCSI v2 DB25 Hard Drive Emulator. Designed to fit all Macintosh DB25 SCSI external buses, this compact and sleek emulator replaces bulky, outdated SCSI hard drives with modern, reliable storage.…
I designed this mount for the BlueSCSI v2 as a solid, rigid mount and it's still fast to print. Has all the same mounting positions as the original mount, just in a more robust design. BlueSCSI v2 sellers are free to use and include…
This is the model for the “Apple” inspired case for the external BlueSCSI v2. The enclosure was designed to lock together with the use of 5x2mm magnets. I used these: https://a.co/d/1b7HHj1 - make sure you get the polarities right when…
BlueSCSI is a fantastic hard disk replacement for retro Macs, but it can be a bit tedious to constantly open the machine if you need to access the SD card. If you use yours with a MAC LC-series machine, this bracket allows you to use an…
I've remixed this tray so it fits in the back of your Macintosh SE/30 if that's unused. This way you can access the SD card easily without having to open the case. The fit is very snug, and you can screw the board in place with a single…
This is a printed mounting bracket for BlueSCSI V2 50 Pin Desktop, for use in HDD and Floppy Bays. Note that I was unable to find a FDD mounting bracket standard and thus have attempted to provide several sizes and locations of mount…
I recently got a Macintosh LC II that didn't come with a hard drive, so it didn't have the bracket either. Instead of paying ebay prices I decided to build my own, but also give it holes to screw in a RaSCSI/PiSCSI or a BlueSCSI. I've…
I recently got a Macintosh Quadra 610 and nearly all of the internal plastic (and some of the external plastic) was shattered, just a byproduct of the era. I like adding SD-card hard drive replacements to my machines and since the drive…
Inspired by the awesome model by Joel Crane (PotatoFi) and the default BlueSCSI bracket, this allows you to mount your BlueSCSI v2 “Initiator” unit to the rear expansion port of your SE or SE/30. Just supply two M3 screws and you're done.
If you are missing the metal hard drive bracket for your Macintosh LC-series computer, this bracket mounts your BlueSCSI 1.1a in your vintage Macintosh LC-series computer's hard drive bay. If you have the stock metal bracket, then my…
Why This Exists If you're here, you've probably tried the official case and were disappointed. The original design is too flimsy,it falls apart in your hand. So I set aside a day and designed a better one. MK1 Features Thicker walls and…
This is the stock case included in the BlueSCSI repo created by Androda and uploaded here with permission. Fits the BlueSCSI DB25 models 2022.12a, 2023_06a, 2024.01a. Choose the matching top/bottom for your model.
The model BlueSCSI_HP_3x2_FDD_mount_v2 v1 to be used instead of FDD inside HP 362 or 382. BlueSCSI_FDD_mount_v1 v1 is in the shape of FDD drive and is intended to be used in any computer. Can be printed without supports with front face…
This is the stock case included in the BlueSCSI repo created by Androda and uploaded here with permission. BlueSCSI 50 pin Desktop models 2022.12a-2023.09a, 2023.10a Select the file that matches the model printed on your PCB.
2 piece case for BlueSCSI V2 external DB25 without the screw hole in the PCB. The slots and notches on the case are an homage to the Frog's Snow White designs language as seen on 80s Macintosh products. SCSI logo is recessed by 0.001mm to…
I use M2.5 inserts that have a diameter of 4mm and a length of 5mm. The screws used are 9.5mm long. Inserts are push while hot so it melt in place. The SCSI logo is simply pressed in place and “welded ” simply using a soldering iron
The Macintosh Color Classic uses a slide-in hard drive design, where the drive mounts to a latching bracket. But since BlueSCSI PCBs don't have standard hard drive mounting holes, you can't easily use an original drive bracket. This one…
Now you can mount your BlueSCSI V2 in a PC 5.25" bay! Use m2.5 heat set inserts for all the screw holes. If you enjoy my stuff and feel like showing your support in a financial way, please feel free to donate to me on my ko-fi page. I…
This is a printed mounting bracket for BlueSCSI V2 50 Pin Desktop, for use in HDD Bays. It is compatible with BlueSCSI 50 pin Desktop models 2022.12a-2023.10a. The mounting points which hold the BlueSCSI PCB in place on this design have…
The bracket have standard 6-32 UNC thread for the fixation to the computer. Mounting pattern is from Toshiba HDD specification sheet. BlueSCSI is fixed by M3 screws. Tested with HW revision 2023.10a
Many Macintosh II, IIx and IIfx models shipped with hard drive trays designed for 5-¼" drives, even if they shipped with a standard 3-½" drive. This is a bracket that lets you mount a BlueSCSI version 2 directly to the tray, without…
This is the printed mounting bracket for using a BlueSCSI V2 in the Macintosh Portable. It is compatible with BlueSCSI 50 pin Desktop models 2022.12a-2023.10a. The picture shows an earlier version of the bracket and an older revision…
I purchased a BlueSCSI v2 SD to SCSI emulation board for my Macintosh SE/30. I wanted to mount the card so that it would mount into the Expansion Slot. You can find out more about the fantastic BlueSCSI v2 SCSI emulator here . Thanks for…
Quick and dirty mount to allow you front panel access to your SD Card for the BlueSCSI v2 “Initiator” on the Macintosh SE. Use one of the main brackets (with or without “Authentic LED Hole”) to mount the BlueSCSI, then use the required…
A drive bracket with universal mounting holes for any BlueSCSI v2 model.
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This is the stock case included in the BlueSCSI repo created by Androda and uploaded here with permission. BlueSCSI models 2022.11b, 2023.10a. Select the file that matches the model printed on your PCB.
This mount is designed to fit the BlueSCSI v2 "desktop" model and fit within Macintosh SE, SE FDHD, and SE/30 computers. I used #4 machine screws and nuts to attach the board to the mount and the mount inside of the computer. BlueSCSI…
This is a BlueSCSI v2 SCSI emulator mounting bracket for use with Vintage PCs. It mounts like an ISA expansion card, providing external access to the SD card slot. It will also work in PCI slots, though be mindful that PCI cards are…
I adjusted the mounting holes for the newer version of the BlueSCSI v2 (2023.10a). I also created a single piece model for people wanting to print using resin and not needing the two part version for improved FDM printing. My plan is to…
the PowerBook 180 case interior is intriguingly minimalism. There is very little actual structure; some components are held in place simply by being stuffed into the case itself. The hard drive has no sled, or even screws—only two tiny…
A case for an external BlueSCSI v2 modelled after an Apple 800k Floppy Disk Drive. The bottom plate may need to be modified to suit your needs, but it should work as is. My original model was designed to house the SCSI connector inside of…
This is the stock case included in the BlueSCSI repo created by Androda and uploaded here with permission. BlueSCSI model 2023.03a
This is a replacement expansion slot cover for the back of the large pizzabox macs of the late 68k era and early PowerPC era. The Centris/Quadra 610 and the Power Macintosh 6100 among others. Included are several versions with various…
Note: Despite many similarities to another model on Printables, this is NOT a remix. It's a clean sheet design. BlueSCSI is an Open Source project: https://github.com/erichelgeson/BlueSCSI This Mount is designed to use M3 Heatset inserts…
You can embed this STL in your mount for BlueSCSI v2 and it will work with all versions of BlueSCSI v2 Desktop models. There was a slight change in mounting holes required for routing in the Desktop 2023.09a+ boards. Use this to save…
The Sun “lunchbox” SPARCstation systems – like the IPC and IPX – have a neat drop-in setup for their SCSI hard drives. But this relies on the drive's mounting screws being in specific places that not all have. This bracket lets you mount…
This is a remix of GutBomb's "BlueSCSI v2 5.25" PC Drive Bay Mounting Bracket" to work with the original PowerMac 6100 CD (tray or caddy) front panel. I used OpenSCAD to move the mounting of the BlueSCSI up by 7 mm so it fits inside the…
We are pleased to release the 3D print data for the BlueSCSI V2 2023.10a Mounting Bracket . This is the stl file we created for a BlueSCSI official seller group about two years ago. This model was created by Kero's Mac Mods team, Alan…
Sometimes I go a little overboard when it comes to cable management. This is one of those times. The Beleth's Drum module from Kero's Mac Mods (https://en.infinityproducts.co.jp/shop-1) is a neat little PCB that uses a relay to simulate…
The original bracket by Eric Helgeson was 2mm shorter than my Powerbook 180c's old 160MB Quantum HDD. that let it move around inside the case and jump out of it's mounting pegs. I extended the walls to fit the space more. All nice and…
Model by TomB - uploaded with permission.
Case for BlueSCSI V2. The board slides into the case and is held with a screw. I have been using the board as an ODE for Capcom CPSIII system but can be used as ODE in old computers as well. One screw M3x6mm is needed
STEP file for easier editing.
Modified to fit the BlueSCSI Ultra and Ultra Wide boards. Designed for FDM printing; I used PLA. After printing, remove the support material from the bracket, SD card/USB-C port openings, and optionally the LED opening. An LED can be…
This is for BlueSCSI - Ultra Narrow 50 pin. May fit BlueSCSI Ultra Wide 68 pin. 2026 version. I found some excellent prints that sort of worked, but they were for earlier models and needed a bit of a stanley knife attack. It has a hole in…
This plate was generated from different svg templates and mainly reworked on CorelDraw!, then exportes as svg and imported in TinkerCad, cut out, joined, finished and exported as individual stl-files, which you can drag into your slicer…
I wanted to mount my bluescsi to an IBM Model 80 disk sled. I modified and removed the side mounts and changed the positions of the holes to match up with the disk sled to securely mount it. I posted this also on Thingiverse and gave…
Really simple mount to install a BlueSCSI (desktop v2) inside your Sharp X68000, which can be printed in around 25 minutes without requiring any support. Uses 2 M3 screws to mount the BlueSCSI onto the bracket directly, and the screws…
I made this model with a Mac SE in mind, but it should fit perfectly in any standard 3.5" bay. It was just right for my application. A STEP file is included in case you need to make further modifications - see also my STEP version of the…
This is a mounting bracket that allows installation of a BlueSCSI V2 (Powerbook edition) in a Macintosh Powerbook Duo.
Trays to hold your BlueSCSI Ultra in the rear expansion slot space in your Amiga 3000. Your SD card and USB C port will be accessible from the rear of the machine. No more taking the case off! Well not for this at least. Printed in Elegoo…
This is a remix of GutBomb's "BlueSCSI v2 5.25" PC Drive Bay Mounting Bracket" to work with the original PowerMac 6100 CD (tray or caddy) front panel. I used OpenSCAD to move the mounting of the BlueSCSI up by 7 mm so it fits inside the…
3D printable topographic miniature of Huesca - 🇪🇸 Spain Capture the beauty of Huesca 's city landscape with this topographic miniature! This 3D model represents the geographic area around the geo coordinates 42.137, -0.410 (LatLng) . It…
Why This Exists If you're here, you've probably tried the official case and were disappointed. The original design is too flimsy,it falls apart in your hand. So I set aside a day and designed a better one. MK1 Features Thicker walls and…
3D printable topographic miniature of Huesca - 🇪🇸 Spain Capture the beauty of Huesca 's city landscape with this topographic miniature! This 3D model represents the geographic area around the geo coordinates 42.137, -0.410 (LatLng) . It…
