Mini server rack

This is a mini server rack designed to hold my homelab setup. It has bays for a Synology NAS DS224+, Lenovo ThinkCentre M710Q (it fits another models like M700, M720Q, M910Q, M715Q as well ), TP-Link TL-SG608E and a patch panel.

Usually it is common to find this mini server racks with dimension of 10 inches. Mine design doesn't follow this standard. The rack has 220mm wide. The main reason is I needed a more compact design to fit in the space taht I had available and should fit on my artillery sidewinder X2 printing bed.

The recommended build plate minimal size is 300x300 mm.

I designed this rack in a way that is possible to stackable as well. So if it is required more than 4 bays you can print 2 racks and stack uppon each other and have more space for more bays, although I did not test this possibility.

It is possible to enclose the sides with an acrylic panel if you want and make the structure more strong. It isn't a must but it is possible.

The design was made for a 0.6mm nozzle and 0.32mm layer high.

I splited the rack into 2 parts. The orientation must be with the front face down (the face where the screws to hold the panels goes).

The rack joining must be printed 4 units.

I added a tray lock object so the bays can be fixed in the rack without screws, although it is recommended M4 screws.

To assembly it will be required 32 M4 x 8 mm screws and 32 nuts.

This model was inspired by https://cults3d.com/en/3d-model/gadget/mini-server-rack-for-tp-link-tl-sg108-and-raspberry-pi

I printed it in PLA and PETG.

0.32mm layer high

0.6mm nozzle

100% infill

No supports

Brim required