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# Assembly Overview
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This document provides a high-level assembly reference for the 3D Printed NAS. For detailed step-by-step instructions with photos, see the [Instructables guide](https://www.instructables.com/3D-Printed-Home-Server-6-Bay-ZimaBoard-NAS/) or the [build video](https://youtu.be/NXIu-B52WPU).
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## Before You Start
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- [ ] All parts printed (see [PRINT_SETTINGS.md](PRINT_SETTINGS.md) for quantities and settings)
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- [ ] All components sourced (see [BOM.csv](BOM.csv))
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- [ ] Heat-set inserts installed in all structural parts (72× M3 inserts)
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- [ ] Soldering iron, hex drivers (M3, M6), and wire tools on hand
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## Assembly Order
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### 1. Install Heat-Set Inserts
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Insert all 72× M3 heat-set inserts into the structural parts using a soldering iron with a heat-set tip. Parts requiring inserts:
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- Base
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- Side plate L / Side plate R
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- Brace
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- Back fan housing
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- Zima support
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### 2. Assemble the Frame
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1. Attach **Side plate L** and **Side plate R** to the **Base** using M3×10-12mm countersunk screws
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2. Install the **Brace** between the side plates
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3. Mount the **Back fan housing** to the rear
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4. Install the **Front grill**
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5. Install the **Zima support** bracket
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6. Install the **PCIe card support**
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Use **M6 threaded rods** with **M6 hex nuts** and **M6 nylon washers** for the drive bay rail system.
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### 3. Mount Electronics
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1. Mount the **ZimaBoard 832** onto the Zima support bracket
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2. Connect the **PCIe SATA expansion card** via the 90° riser cable
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3. Secure the **power adapter PCB** in its designated location
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### 4. Wire Power
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> **Important:** Double-check all connections before powering on. The power adapter PCB handles dual 5V/12V rails at significant current.
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**Power adapter PCB connectors:**
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| Connector | Pins | Function |
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|-----------|------|----------|
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| PSU_IN | 3-pin terminal block | Power supply input (5V, 12V, GND) |
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| ZIMA_PWR | 6-pin header | Power to ZimaBoard |
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| ZIMA_IO | 14-pin header | ZimaBoard IO connection |
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| POWER_SW | 4-pin header | Momentary power button |
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| DRIVES_PWR1 | 4-pin Molex | Drive power rail 1 (drives 1–3) |
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| DRIVES_PWR2 | 4-pin Molex | Drive power rail 2 (drives 4–6) |
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| X1–X4 | 3-pin Molex | Fan headers (12V) |
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**Wiring sequence:**
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1. Connect the **PSU** output to the PCB's **PSU_IN** terminal block
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2. Connect **ZIMA_PWR** and **ZIMA_IO** to the ZimaBoard using the ribbon/header cables
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3. Connect the **power button** to **POWER_SW**
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4. Connect **DRIVES_PWR1** and **DRIVES_PWR2** to SATA power splitters → drive extender cables
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5. Connect fans to **X1–X4** headers
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### 5. Install Drives
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1. Slide each drive into a **Caddy**
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2. Snap on the **Cover**
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3. Insert assembled caddies into the **Slots** separated by **Separators**
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4. Connect SATA data cables from drives to the PCIe SATA card
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5. Connect SATA power via the extender cables
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### 6. Install Covers
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Attach in this order:
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1. **Back IO** panel
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2. **Back plate**
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3. **Side cover**
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4. **Top cover**
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5. **Face plate** (front)
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### 7. Power On and Configure
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1. Connect power cable to the **Power Socket Inlet Module**
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2. Press the **power button**
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3. Access the ZimaBoard via network to configure your NAS OS (CasaOS, TrueNAS, OpenMediaVault, etc.)
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## Safety Notes
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- The power adapter PCB switches up to **40A across dual rails** using P-Channel MOSFETs. Verify all connections before first power-on.
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- Use a multimeter to confirm correct voltage on the 5V and 12V rails before connecting the ZimaBoard.
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- Ensure adequate ventilation — the 4-fan setup is designed for continuous operation.
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- PTC resettable fuses on the PCB provide overcurrent protection, but they are not a substitute for correct wiring.
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## Troubleshooting
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| Issue | Check |
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|-------|-------|
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| No power | PSU_IN terminal connections, power button header, PSU switch |
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| Drives not detected | SATA data cables seated, PCIe card in slot, riser cable connection |
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| Overheating | Fan headers connected (X1–X4), fan direction (intake front, exhaust rear) |
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| Drive caddy too tight/loose | Print tolerance — try ±0.1mm horizontal expansion in slicer instead of scaling |
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## Need More Detail?
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The full photo-illustrated build guide is on [Instructables](https://www.instructables.com/3D-Printed-Home-Server-6-Bay-ZimaBoard-NAS/). The [build video](https://youtu.be/NXIu-B52WPU) walks through the entire process.
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Category,Qty,Description,Manufacturer Part Number,Link,Notes
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Electronics,1,ZimaBoard 832 Single Board Server,,https://geni.us/uwBCZ,Main SBC — the brain of the NAS
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Electronics,2,Noctua NF-A4x10 FLX 3-Pin 12V (40x10mm),NF-A4x10 FLX,https://geni.us/Fkr3L,Drive bay intake fans — small form factor for tight spacing
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Electronics,2,Noctua NF-R8 redux-1800 3-Pin 12V (80mm),NF-R8 redux-1800,https://geni.us/5GhNKWv,Rear exhaust fans — main case cooling
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Electronics,1,Momentary Push Button 12V LED Ring (16mm hole),,https://geni.us/luLH,Power button — 16mm matches the face plate cutout
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Electronics,1,SATA PCIe Expansion Card (4 Ports),,https://geni.us/9vRfBY,Adds 4 SATA ports to ZimaBoard's native 2 for 6 total
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Electronics,1,90 Degree PCI Extension Cable (15cm),,https://geni.us/D940HF5,PCIe riser — needed because ZimaBoard is mounted perpendicular to SATA card
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Electronics,2,Molex IDE Male to 3x 15-Pin SATA Power Splitter,,https://geni.us/eeVQD,Splits PCB drive power into per-drive SATA power connectors
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Electronics,1,Power Socket Inlet Module,,https://geni.us/WkVR7,IEC C14 panel mount — standard PC power cable socket
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Electronics,6,SATA 22-Pin (7+15) Male to Female Extender,,https://geni.us/wC48Yf,Pass-through cables from drive bays to rear — avoids bending cables at sharp angles
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Electronics,1,Multiple Output PSU 5V(10A) 12V(12A),,N/A,Dual-rail power supply — must provide both 5V and 12V simultaneously
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PCB,1,"Terminal Block 3-pos 5.08mm TH",691216510003S,Digikey: 732-691216510003S-ND,PSU_IN connector — 5V / 12V / GND input from power supply
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PCB,1,"Header TH 4-pos 2.54mm",61300411021,Digikey: 732-5337-ND,POWER_SW connector — momentary button interface
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PCB,1,"Header TH 6-pos 2.54mm",61300621121,Digikey: 732-5295-ND,ZIMA_PWR connector — delivers regulated power to ZimaBoard
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PCB,1,"Header TH 14-pos 2.54mm",61301421121,Digikey: 732-5298-ND,ZIMA_IO connector — IO passthrough to ZimaBoard
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PCB,4,"Ceramic Capacitor 0.1uF 50V X7R 1206",C1206C104K5RACTU,Digikey: 399-C1206C104K5RACTUCT-ND,Decoupling caps — one per MOSFET/transistor pair for switching noise suppression
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PCB,4,"Resistor 10k 1% 0.25W 1206",,Digikey: 311-10.0KFRCT-ND,Gate pullup/bias resistors — set MOSFET default state and BJT base bias
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PCB,4,"Electrolytic Capacitor 10uF 50V",WCAP-ASLI 4x5.5,Digikey: 732-8451-1-ND,Bulk filtering — smooth voltage ripple on 5V and 12V rails
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PCB,2,"PTC Resettable Fuse 16V 10A TH",,Digikey: PTR016V1000-BK-ND,Overcurrent protection — self-resets after fault clears (one per rail)
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PCB,4,"Molex Header TH 3-pos 2.54mm",22-23-2031,Digikey: WM4201-ND,Fan headers X1-X4 — standard 3-pin fan connector pinout
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PCB,2,"Molex Header TH 4-pos 5.08mm",350211-1,Digikey: A1212-ND,DRIVES_PWR1/PWR2 — Molex power to drive SATA splitters
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PCB,2,"P-Channel MOSFET 30V 40A TO-252",G40P03K,Digikey: 3141-G40P03KCT-ND,High-side power switching — one per rail (5V and 12V)
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PCB,2,"NPN Transistor 40V 600mA SOT-23",MMBT2222AL,Digikey: MMBT2222ALT1GOSCT-ND,Gate drive — level shifts logic signal to MOSFET gate voltage
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PCB,1,"Receptacle 6-pos 2.54mm",,Digikey: 732-61300621821-ND,ZIMA_PWR mating connector — plugs into the 6-pin header
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PCB,1,"Receptacle 14-pos 2.54mm",,Digikey: 2057-RS2-14-G-ND,ZIMA_IO mating connector — plugs into the 14-pin header
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Hardware,52,M3 x 10-12mm Hex Socket Countersunk Head Screw,,https://geni.us/bYhU,Frame and cover assembly — countersunk for flush fit
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Hardware,20,M3 x 10mm Hex Socket Head Cap Screw,,https://geni.us/5N61va,Component mounting — cap head where flush fit not needed
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Hardware,72,M3 Heat-Set Inserts,,https://geni.us/PdB8mWk,Press into printed parts with soldering iron — creates reusable threaded holes
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Hardware,6,M6 Fully Threaded Rod,,https://geni.us/T6Quy,Drive bay rails — drives slide along these rods
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Hardware,12,M6 Hex Nut,,https://geni.us/BPGwNiY,Rod fastening — 2 per rod (top and bottom)
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Hardware,29,M6 Nylon Washer (1.2mm thickness),,https://geni.us/38l20a,Drive bay spacing — sits between drive slots to set correct bay gap
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# Contributing
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Thanks for your interest in improving the 3D Printed NAS project! Contributions are welcome under the [CC BY-NC-SA 4.0](LICENSE) license.
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## What's Most Needed
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These are the highest-impact contributions the project needs right now:
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1. **STEP file exports** — If you have Fusion 360 access, export the two `.f3z` source files as STEP and submit a PR
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2. **Schematic PDF** — Export the power adapter PCB schematic from the original EDA project (KiCad, EasyEDA, etc.)
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3. **PCB source files** — The original KiCad/EasyEDA project for the power adapter PCB
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4. **Wiring diagram** — A clear diagram showing PSU → PCB → ZimaBoard → SATA → fan connections
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5. **Generic 3MF plate file** — Re-plate the parts in PrusaSlicer or Cura for non-Bambu users
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6. **Photos** — Assembly-stage photos to supplement the Instructables guide
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## How to Contribute
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### Reporting Issues
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- Open a [GitHub Issue](../../issues) for bugs, missing information, or suggestions
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- Include your printer model and slicer if reporting print issues
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- Include photos if reporting fitment or assembly problems
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### Submitting Changes
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1. Fork the repository
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2. Create a descriptive branch (`add-step-exports`, `fix-caddy-tolerance`, etc.)
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3. Make your changes
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4. Submit a pull request with a clear description of what you changed and why
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### File Format Guidelines
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| File Type | Preferred Format | Notes |
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| 3D Models (print-ready) | STL + 3MF | Include both for slicer compatibility |
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| 3D Models (editable) | STEP preferred, .f3z accepted | STEP works across FreeCAD, SolidWorks, Onshape, etc. |
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| Schematics | PDF/SVG + source project | Always include the editable source alongside exports |
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| BOMs | CSV | Keep columns consistent with existing BOMs |
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| Documentation | Markdown (.md) | — |
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| Images | JPG or PNG | Compress to <2MB per image |
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### Remixes and Modifications
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If you've adapted the enclosure for a different SBC, drive configuration, or form factor:
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- Open an issue or PR describing your modification
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- Include photos of the finished build if possible
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- Note any changes to the BOM
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## Code of Conduct
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Be respectful and constructive. This is a hobby project — keep it fun.
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# Print Settings
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Recommended FDM print settings for the 3D Printed NAS enclosure. All parts are designed for standard FDM printers with a 220×220mm or larger bed.
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## General Settings
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| Parameter | Recommended |
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|-----------|-------------|
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| **Material** | PLA or PETG (PETG preferred for heat resistance near electronics) |
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| **Layer Height** | 0.2mm |
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| **Nozzle** | 0.4mm |
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| **Infill** | See per-category settings below |
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| **Wall Count** | 3–4 perimeters |
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| **Top/Bottom Layers** | 4–5 layers |
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| **Supports** | Generally not required (see exceptions below) |
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## Per-Category Settings
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### Structure (Base, Brace, Side Plates, Fan Housing, Zima Support, PCIe Support, Front Grill)
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These are load-bearing parts that support the weight of the drives and ZimaBoard.
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| Parameter | Recommended |
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|-----------|-------------|
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| **Infill** | 30–40% |
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| **Pattern** | Grid or Gyroid |
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| **Supports** | Not required |
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| **Orientation** | Print flat on the largest face |
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| **Notes** | The Base and Side Plates are the most structurally critical. Use PETG if possible. |
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### Covers (Back IO, Back Plate, Face Plate, Side Cover, Top Cover)
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Non-structural cosmetic panels. Lower infill is fine.
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| Parameter | Recommended |
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| **Infill** | 15–20% |
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| **Pattern** | Grid or Gyroid |
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| **Supports** | Not required |
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| **Orientation** | Print flat, exterior face down for best surface finish |
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| **Notes** | Face Plate is the most visible — use a higher quality profile if desired. |
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### Drives (Caddy, Cover, Separator, Slot)
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Tool-less drive tray system. The Caddy is the most printed part (6× needed).
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| Parameter | Recommended |
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| **Infill** | 25–30% |
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| **Pattern** | Grid |
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| **Supports** | Not required |
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| **Orientation** | Print flat |
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| **Notes** | Print a test caddy first to verify drive fitment before printing all 6. Tight tolerances — do not scale. |
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## Part Quantities
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| Part | Quantity |
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|------|----------|
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| Base | 1 |
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| Brace | 1 |
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| Back fan housing | 1 |
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| Front grill | 1 |
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| PCIe card support | 1 |
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| Side plate L | 1 |
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| Side plate R | 1 |
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| Zima support | 1 |
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| Back IO | 1 |
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| Back plate | 1 |
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| Face plate | 1 |
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| Side cover | 1 |
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| Top cover | 1 |
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| Caddy | **6** |
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| Cover (drive) | **6** |
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| Separator | **5** |
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| Slot | **6** |
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**Total print count: ~34 parts**
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## Bambu Lab Users
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A pre-arranged plate file is included at `Enclosure/CAD/3MF/3D Printed NAS _Bambu Plates.3mf` for Bambu Studio.
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> **Note:** This plate file uses Bambu Studio's proprietary 3MF extensions and may not open correctly in PrusaSlicer or Cura. Use the individual STL or 3MF files from the `STL/` or `3MF/` subfolders instead.
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## Filament Estimate
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Approximately **800g–1.2kg** of filament total, depending on infill and part count. Budget 2 rolls.
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# 3D Printed NAS
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Watch the build video ↓
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# 3D Printed NAS — 6-Bay ZimaBoard Home Server
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[<img src="/Images/3D-Printed-NAS_Thumbnail.jpg">](https://youtu.be/NXIu-B52WPU)
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I was juggling too many small SSDs for backups, so I set out to build something more permanent.
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In this video, I walk you through the design and build of a custom NAS powered by the ZimaBoard — complete with a custom power adapter PCB and tool less drive trays.
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A custom 3D printed NAS enclosure for the ZimaBoard single board server, featuring a custom power adapter PCB, tool-less drive trays, and a modular design that's easy to build and maintain.
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Build instructions → [Instructables](https://www.instructables.com/3D-Printed-Home-Server-6-Bay-ZimaBoard-NAS/)
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## Specs
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| Feature | Detail |
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|---------|--------|
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| **Drive Bays** | 6× 3.5" SATA (tool-less caddies) |
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| **SBC** | ZimaBoard 832 |
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| **SATA Expansion** | 4-port PCIe SATA card via 90° riser |
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| **Cooling** | 2× Noctua 80mm (rear exhaust) + 2× Noctua 40×10mm (drive bay intake) |
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| **Power** | Custom PCB adapter — dual 5V/12V rails from a single multi-output PSU |
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| **Enclosure** | Fully 3D printed (14 parts), M3/M6 fastener assembly with heat-set inserts |
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| **Approximate Dimensions** | Compact desktop tower (see CAD files for exact measurements) |
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## Project Links
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- **Build Video** → [YouTube](https://youtu.be/NXIu-B52WPU)
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- **Step-by-Step Instructions** → [Instructables](https://www.instructables.com/3D-Printed-Home-Server-6-Bay-ZimaBoard-NAS/)
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- **Assembly Overview** → [ASSEMBLY.md](ASSEMBLY.md)
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- **Print Settings** → [PRINT_SETTINGS.md](PRINT_SETTINGS.md)
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## Repository Structure
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```
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├── Electronics/
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│ ├── BOMs/
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│ │ ├── Parts_BOM.csv # Main components (ZimaBoard, fans, PSU, cables)
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│ │ └── Power Adapter PCB_BOM.csv # PCB-specific components with DigiKey part numbers
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│ └── Power Adapter PCB/
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│ └── Zima Power Adapter_CAM.zip # Gerber files for PCB fabrication
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│
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├── Enclosure/
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│ ├── BOMs/
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│ │ └── Hardware_Fasteners_BOM.csv # Screws, inserts, rods, nuts, washers
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│ └── CAD/
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│ ├── 3MF/ # Print-ready files (Bambu Studio plates included)
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│ │ ├── Covers/ # Back IO, Back plate, Face plate, Side cover, Top cover
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│ │ ├── Drives/ # Caddy, Cover, Separator, Slot
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│ │ └── Structure/ # Base, Brace, Fan housing, Grill, PCIe support, Side plates, Zima support
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│ ├── STL/ # Universal print-ready files (same parts as 3MF)
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│ └── Autodesk Fusion/ # Editable source files (.f3z)
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│
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├── Images/
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├── ASSEMBLY.md
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├── PRINT_SETTINGS.md
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├── CONTRIBUTING.md
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├── BOM.csv # Consolidated master bill of materials
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└── LICENSE # CC BY-NC-SA 4.0
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```
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## Bill of Materials — Quick Overview
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See [BOM.csv](BOM.csv) for the full consolidated parts list. Estimated total cost: **~$250–350 USD** depending on drive selection and region.
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**Key Components:**
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- 1× ZimaBoard 832
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- 1× 4-port SATA PCIe expansion card + 90° riser cable
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- 1× Multi-output PSU (5V 10A / 12V 12A)
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- 1× Custom power adapter PCB ([order assembled](https://ocrlab.myshopify.com) or fabricate from Gerbers)
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- 2× Noctua NF-R8 redux 80mm fans
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- 2× Noctua NF-A4x10 FLX 40mm fans
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- 72× M3 heat-set inserts + M3 screws
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- 6× M6 threaded rods + nuts + nylon washers
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- 6× SATA 22-pin male-to-female extender cables
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- 2× Molex IDE to 3× SATA power splitter cables
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## Required Tools
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- 3D printer (FDM, 220×220mm+ bed recommended)
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- Soldering iron with heat-set insert tip
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- Hex driver set (M3, M6)
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- Wire strippers / crimping tool (for PSU wiring)
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## What's Missing (Help Wanted)
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The following files would significantly improve this project but require access to the original design tools:
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- [ ] **STEP files** — Neutral CAD format export from Fusion 360 (enables editing in FreeCAD, SolidWorks, Onshape)
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- [ ] **Schematic PDF/SVG** — Circuit diagram for the power adapter PCB
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- [ ] **PCB source files** — KiCad or EasyEDA project for the power adapter
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- [ ] **Wiring diagram** — Full interconnect diagram (PSU → PCB → ZimaBoard → SATA card → fans)
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- [ ] **Generic 3MF plate file** — Non-Bambu-specific version for PrusaSlicer/Cura users
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If you have access to these or can contribute, see [CONTRIBUTING.md](CONTRIBUTING.md).
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## License
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[![CC BY-NC-SA 4.0][cc-by-nc-sa-shield]][cc-by-nc-sa]
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This work is licensed under [Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 4.0 International][cc-by-nc-sa].
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[![CC BY-NC-SA 4.0][cc-by-nc-sa-image]][cc-by-nc-sa]
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[cc-by-nc-sa]: http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-sa/4.0/
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