I Built A 4-Bay NAS Using A Raspberry Pi 5

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.

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CHAPTERS
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0:00 Intro
0:23 Radxa Penta SATA Hat
2:17 NAS Components
3:09 Designing The Enclosure
4:43 Making The Components
6:08 Assembling The NAS
8:23 OMV Installation
10:03 Testing The NAS

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[lilith]

What a nice guy when sharing whole 3d project public
thank you very much

[JeffGeerling]

Your cases are always wonderful. I'm thinking of trying yours instead of the Radxa design now!

[sa]

Brilliant design. I am slowly gradually upgrading my home network and this solution would fit perfectly. Already have pi Hole and opensense running well, adding this on my network would be a perfect replacement for my old NAS. Great work.

[primeral]

This is so good! The acrylic window and drive sleds were a nice touch.

[toto]

This is awesome! Thanks for sharing it with the community!

[RajeevDeoFiji]

This is absoultely amazing! Thanks Michael for sharing, I will be using your case for my own PiNas!

[archie-]

This is a great little NAS project! Very inspiring

[DLiberator]

Wow! What an amazing Pi5 NAS case. Thanks so much for sharing the 3d printer project files. I love the clear acrylic window also plus the 4 LEDs.

[BigDrewski]

This looks REALLY slick! I've seen Pi NAS's made using these components before, but none looked this good. I have the components on order myself, and will definitely make it this way as it will definitely look good on my desk. :)

[jeekwangheo]

you are really genius... you inpire to me. someone who just seem like toy but personal user maybe very useful and efficient thanks to video

[tuwaise]

The concept of NAS doesn't surprise me anymore because I've done the same thing, but I'm truly interested and like how you designed the Pi NAS case, I think it's very cool, interesting content.👍

[elkortby]

Thanks for sharing it with the community!

[RicardoBird]

This is art! best build I've seen so far!

[mattw]

Awesome build! Between you and Jeff Geerling, I almost have the confidence to start my own PI NAS! Thank you!

[mrfrog]

This project looks fantastic. Well done 👏

[x_CrossHair_x]

WOW (Commercial Grade Build 👍👍) .. What a Nice looking Enclosure.. Thanks for Sharing your 3D Files and all your hard work.. Making it so easy for me now.

[PaalRyd]

Can you see a way to route the power-supply to the "back" too? Cable-management etc.etc...

The extruding power-button looks like something that could be pressed by accident, so why not reduce it (and the indicators) to be flush with the surface?
And along the same lines - how about flat-head screws in countersunk holes to have a nice and flush exterior?
Fantastic build - the acrylic window was a cool touch! Inspiring build!

[joshharding]

Brilliant! I've been looking for a little 2.5" SSD NAS for a while and this ticks all the boxes. Printed case also looks amazing and I really like the removable drive trays.

[SHO]

Beautiful project and I was unaware of that wonderful Fantek mini powered screwdriver. Thanks for including the link for that. I just bought one!

[haydenc]

So very awesome..and the design is quite nice and ergenomic!
Keep em coming!!!!