mini server rack

this is a mini server rack I made as small as possible but without sacrificing too much flexibility. I designed the whole thing to be easy to print, even on a small print area (A1 mini I'm looking at you).

The assembled dimensions are 15cm x 16cm x 13cm.

rails can be stacked to increase slots, in case you ever need more, but if I were you I would prefer to edit the original cad file (provided) so that you can add the plates you want for whatever device you have.

new shelves can be designed easily, as I tried to stay away from “exotic” measures.

Provided are two plates: one for orange pi zero 2 W, one for a TP-Link Litewave LS1005G (aka the cheapest unmanaged gigabit switch you can get on amazon).

Personally I hot glued some of the components, but you can choose to fix everything with only M3x10mm and M3x25mm screws.

You can use the back side of this rack to add even more devices, such as a cooling fan, a bunch of on/off switches or SSDs; it's really up to you.

Here is the cad file. I'm sorry if it's messy, I started learning OnShape 2 days ago.

I printed all parts in PLA+, infill 20%, 3 wall lines, 0.6mm nozzle.