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Stackable SSD Case for Intel NUC

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This Case allows your to add an SSD drive to Intel NUC systems that normally do not accommodate the space for it. It…
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_KaszpiR_ 24
_KaszpiR_
@_KaszpiR_

Printed with Prusament PETG Yellow Gold on 0.2mm balanced.
Tested with Intel NUC Kit D34010WYK.
Apparently this was designed not to use the original base.
Some notes:
- this works well with stacked setup, but if you want to reuse the stock base from the Nuc then it requires some tuning, see the chipped parts of the model on the photos
- I find it a bit difficult to put disk with the cables, while it is way easier when there are no cables
- SSD fixation bar fragment can get in the way of the power cable, so the part needs to be chipped

The idea of allowing to fill in the power button/finger hole is very nice :) (edited)

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Martinisoft 8
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@Martinisoft_1931757

Hello _KaszpiR_, very kind of you tho share your findings and even take the time to remix my design. Much appriciated!
My design indeed takes into account that you don't reuse the bottom plate.
Instead you should undo the original base plate from it's screws so you can reuse them to bold on my print.
Then, if you don't want to stack, you could print 4 of the little leg's that are part of the design. Those leg's will fit snug in the four corner holes. If you now remove the rubber rings from the original base and fit them into the leg's you should have a decent setup even when not stacking. (this is how I did the bottom nuc of my little tower.

thanks again for sharing!

kind regards, Martijn

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_KaszpiR_ 24
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@Martinisoft_1931757 yeah I'm fully aware of the suggestions. Frankly speaking your design was the best among the others (4 in total) :-)
Will surely use it with other devices because it stacks so nicely :)

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