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Summary

CM3588 NAS Case

3D Printable Case for the CM3588 NAS board.
Minimal Assembly required.
Variants for Installations with fans are included.
Also on Github (with .stp file)

NOTE:

I do not have the NAS Board on Hand. If you decide to print the Case, please leave me some feedback on GitHub to further improve the Case.

'Required' Components

4 M2 Threaded inserts
4 M2 Flat-Head Screws

Any Flat-Head screw is ok. Contersunk screws will damage the PCB, so avoid using these.
The screw length must be smaller than 10mm.

It does not need the Threaded inserts. Only if you want the NAS to be secure inside the Case.

Assembly

You need the three Parts of the Case and 5 buttons printed.
Begin by inserting the Threaded inserts in the 4 Standoff holes in the Main Body.
Place the 5 buttons inside the holes.
Insert the CM3588 Board into the Case. Keep it level when inserting. It should go in freely until it hits the standoffs.
Secure the PCB with the 4 Screws.
Attach the two Panels. The Panels are only using a friction fit currently. This might me improved in later revisions.
The NAS is ready to power up.

BottomShell.stl	29.6KB
Button.stl	104.7KB
MainBody.stl	532.3KB
TopShell.stl	55.0KB
TopShell_40mm_onboard_fan.stl	133.5KB
TopShell_with_40mm_fan.stl	149.1KB
TopShell_with_80mm_fan.stl	157.5KB

FriendlyElec CM3588 NAS Case 3D Printer Model

Summary

CM3588 NAS Case

NOTE:

'Required' Components

Assembly

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