Modular Server Rack 10 inch - Free 3D Print Model

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Concept by Luca

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Frame

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3.4 h

2 plates

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Cable Organizer

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Lan Switch

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2.6 h

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Raspberry Pi 5

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M3x14 SHCS Machine Screw (20PCS) - AA160

M3 Socket Head Cap Machine Screws (SHCS)

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This is my Modular Server Rack 10 ich Version. If you have any questions, suggestion or need help you can wirte me a massage.

In the Picture is a U3 version, but all the files are with U4

When you assamble the Server Rack you need to put the bigger part of the mounts to the bottem (I did it wrong in the Video 😅)

My Server Rack:

Raspberry Pi 5 4 Gb
- Raspberry Pi 5 Active Cooler Fan
- Geekworm X1001 M.2 Nvme SSD
TP Link TL SG-108 Lan Switch (needs to be glued with double sided tape on the 3D print)

Screws:

Frame Front: 4x m3 14mm
Frame Back: 4x m3 12mm
Feet 4x m3 8mm
Hardware Mount: 8x m3 10mm

The Screws doesent need to be the corrects size, just try it out

Improvements:

Bigger
Sliders to easily mount or change the Server Rack
Compatible with other 10 inch Server

(It doesent slide perfektly, because 3D print on 3D print is not the best)

f3d File under Download STL/CAD Files

Comment & Rating (315)

@jparker734

Easy print, thanks! here’s my setup (still a work in progress)

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@byLuca

The Lan Switch is a little bit hanging but it looks good

@jparker734

Replying to @byLuca :

Yeah, I designed a new version and am printing it as I type this. Will post an updated photo once it's done.

@jparker734

Replying to @byLuca :

Updated switch.

@hcrobinson

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Very useful print, I printed the long frame and the cable management and am currently printing some hex cut out flat trays to fit my switch and MAC turned ubuntu server. Thanks for the model.

@Gajdosik96

may you export the file of that hex cut ?

@vijays

Another request for the file of hex cut

@user_3278945874

send us the file!

@Herefishy

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great build thank you!!

@user_3310962188

Mind sharing the file for the patch panel? Looks awesome

@Herefishy

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Replying to @user_3310962188 :

you got it my friend. https://makerworld.com/models/576762

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@KremlinCardinal

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Frame

Works like a charm!

@xxtraPickles

Hey @KremlinCardinal , where did you find the flat piece holding the black device on top? Trying to build this out with my firewall on the bottom, but its too tall for the switch mount similar to your device

@KremlinCardinal

Replying to @xxtraPickles :

Oh I quickly designed that myself. It's ugly af, but it works. I'll upload it for you in the following hours.

@inacek

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Replying to @KremlinCardinal :

so did You uploaded it :) ? would be grateful ! thanks !

@user_2307270866

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Thank you for creating and sharing this. I have two racks. A couple of switches are slightly larger than the frame so I rested them on the bottom shelves. I got by with M3 12mm screws. the only thing I’d recommend is some space between the raspberry pis as it’s quite hard to get a micro usb cable in without stressing the bend. minor point though. thanks

@YzJA

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Used the frame as a base for my 10inch rack

@moke1

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Frame

Very simple print, top! Stability with PETG perfectly fine. Here's my setup, primarily for HomeAssistant. PS The switch will be replaced with an 8-port TP-Link switch.

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@skyguy91

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Great, simple design. Thank you!

@arloeng

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Nice and simple 10 inch rack frame. Assembled with some M3 hardware and some printed washers. I searched here and found some mounts to fit my equipment. Printed in Sunlu PETG Matte.

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@Joshy

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Cable Organizer

Fits my stuff pretty good, is sturdy and looks good. Nice model! Clean print!

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