Building the Ultimate Pi 5 NAS: Easy Drive Swapping #techtok #raspberrypi5 #tech #nas

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Today we're using the Radxa Penta SATA Hat to build our own high speed NAS with a Rapsberry Pi 5 and all solid-state storage.

I decided to keep the vertical arrangement of the Radxa hat and rather have the drives plug in through the top of the case. I designed a tray for each drive with a pull tab to make it easier to swap out individual drives if needed. To cool the drives I've included a cutout for a 40mm, 5 volt fan on the side. This blows air across all 4 drives and the air then comes up around the gaps between the drives on the top of the enclosure. I also added an LED bar to bring the drive activity lights onto the side of the case. There's a power button adapter to allow the Pi's power button to be pressed and its LED to be visible and an optional window on the side of the NAS to look into it to see the drives.

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Very nice indeed.
3D printing and shared ideas has really changed what the end users can do.
Thanks for sharing the Makerworld link

petert

NVMe SSD NAS from CM3588 next?
Trying to talk myself out of building another NAS after this one 😂

ItsNITREX

Just subbed. I can't wait for your next video!!!

Johnive

How is it possible to get speeds up to 280MB/S with the 1 Gigabit Connection from the pi 5?

derPfitzi

It's so cool that I'll buy the ready-made one

agramahardika

I made a pi-NAS with some of my externam hard drives, but it has a problem streaming 4k videos via plex. Does anyone have a solution for that?

AtharvaCM

Can you sell the fully 3d printed case with fan as a kit and those of us without a 3d printer can buy the kit, the pi and the sata board ourselves and build this? would love to have a pi NAS in a sleek form factor like this. its beautiful!

cheese