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Tool-less 3.5" HDD Caddy for Supermicro Servers

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PLA - 3.5 HDD Caddy - 0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill
PLA - 3.5 HDD Caddy - 0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill
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A1 Mini Compatible 0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill
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Description

Designed for the older generation but ubiquitous Supermicro Caddies. Part # SC93301 or MCP-220-00075-0B

HDD Status LED's are functional with additional 2mm fiber-optic cable. I've used THIS by searching "fiber optic 2mm"
I have a pair of cables in the caddy face and a pair in the sled so they are separate.
You could try using a transparent PETG or PC filament instead of the fiber optic cable but the status LED might not be as bright.

Also, you could probably print the caddy face in different colors to designate specific HDD's or different HDD pools.

Depending on how hot your HDD's are, you may want to use a different filament other than PLA because of PLA's low deformation temperature

 

To split the model into each individual object:

(In slicer) Right-click model → split → to object

 

The ventilation holes for the front of the caddy are created within the slicer. That way you can customize and change the ventilation holes however you want to the limit of your slicer.

REQUIRED slicer settings for vent holes:

Top Shell Layers0
Bottom Shell Layers0

These specific settings basically removes the top and bottom layers of the model which will reveal the infill pattern. The infill pattern itself IS the ventilation hole pattern. My settings below will create the pattern seen in my pictures but you can change it to be whatever pattern you want from your slicer.

 

PRINT SETTINGS I'VE USED:

Nozzle: 0.4mm

Layer Height: 0.2mm

(Feel free to experiment and change what you like)
Any setting not listed below are assumed to be default
 

3.5" Caddy Face
Walls2 
Top SurfaceConcentric 
Top Shell Layers0required for visible infill pattern
Bottom SurfaceConcentric 
Bottom Shell Layers0required for visible infill pattern
Sparse Infill Density8%change to desired infill pattern
Sparse Infill PatternHoneycombchange to desired infill pattern
Infill Direction60 degreeschange to desired infill pattern
Enable SupportsYespossibly needed for grill snap-fit
TypeNormal Auto 
StyleSnug 

 

3.5" Sled
Walls5 
Enable SupportsYespossibly needed for tool-less studs & grill snap-fit
TypeNormal Auto 
StyleSnug 
Threshold Angle10 Degreesto prevent generated supports in fiber-optic holes
Brim TypeOuter Brim Onlyfor bed adhesion

 

2.5" Adapter Sled
Walls3 
Top Shell Layers1to reduce filament
Top Shell Thickness0.4mmto reduce filament
Bottom Shell Layers1to reduce filament
Enable SupportsYespossibly needed for tool-less studs and grill snap-fit
TypeNormal Auto 
StyleSnug 
Threshold Angle10 Degreesto prevent generated supports in fiber-optic holes

 

 

Current Version: v1

**It's possible that different versions of Supermicro chassis may be incompatible with this model. Result may vary**

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