I've created and printed several for our servers. However, it does require the physical part for all the measurements and such.
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OP can check thinguniverse and I'm sure someone has the files for one, but probably more expensive than the real thing.
1x Dynatron A39 (3U EPYC SP3/SP6 cooler, includes fan)
1x Supermicro BPN-SAS2-826EL1 12-bay 3.5" disk backplane
1x Delta 550W Redundant ATX PSU, with 3x 550W DPS-550AB-13
1x PCIe x8 to OCuLink-8i Card, both high and low profile bracket
I'm in San Francisco, 94131. Would prefer local pickup, but could ship the coolers or the PCIe card if you really wanted.
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check your local library. mine charges $1 per item to print small items.
Really cool to know libraries have stuff like this. I would have never thought to even check.
I only found out mine does because they posted about it. I have used the service a few times printing adapters. I printed an elite strap adapter for my Quest headset that if I had bought retail would have been like $40. I'm going to have to use them again when I next add drives to my server as my used case don't have any more trays and the drive rails are sized so you have to use trays.Really cool to know libraries have stuff like this. I would have never thought to even check.
My wife works for a local library and they're interested in getting a 3d Printer and now I'm curious if this is something I could tell them that patrons could do with it in order to stoke the flame a bit more so they move on it. I have my own 3d printer at home, but this is an awesome offering for patrons that need simple bits for their personal use and would encourage more people to come in and become patrons.
it's been a great thing for our library - they do have someone on staff that knows how to deal with the printer (and they only have printers at one branch) and they only keep a few colors of filament in stock. the rules are no weapons, nothing obscene, and nothing that will take more than 8 hours to print per part. you can email the files to the branch that has the printer and you can use the computers at any branch (or your own obviously) to design the part.
Freebies for local pickup ASAP or shipping cost to good home posted here:
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Mac Mini 2006-2007 (A1176, MacMini1,1), working, with power supply.
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Core2 Duo 1.83 GHz, 2GB of RAM (max), 80GB hard drive, SuperDrive, GigE. Runs MacOS 10.6.8 (last supported).
It has DVI -> VGA adapter; i may have DVI -> HDMI adapter if you need that.
Local pickup in Santa Clara (or can meet around SF South Bay, Palo Alto to San Jose).
I can probably ship it at your expense, it's not too heavy. But this may take a week or two (or three), holidays.
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It has DVI -> VGA adapter; i may have DVI -> HDMI adapter if you need that.
Local pickup in Santa Clara (or can meet around SF South Bay, Palo Alto to San Jose).
I can probably ship it at your expense, it's not too heavy. But this may take a week or two (or three), holidays.
If my wife is out of town next week, might be able to make a trek down to Palo Alto to pick all these up. Would hate to see these wasted.
Thanks again for this! It arrived and is in storage at the non-profit, as a backup PSU.
Well, If nobody wants it, it goes to recyclers.Mac Mini 2006-2007 (A1176, MacMini1,1), working, with power supply.
Core2 Duo 1.83 GHz, 2GB of RAM (max), 80GB hard drive, SuperDrive, GigE. Runs MacOS 10.6.8 (last supported).Mac Mini - Wikipedia
It has DVI -> VGA adapter; i may have DVI -> HDMI adapter if you need that.
Local pickup in Santa Clara (or can meet around SF South Bay, Palo Alto to San Jose).
I can probably ship it at your expense, it's not too heavy. But this may take a week or two (or three), holidays.
Too bad, just learned it can support 4GB ;-)
Anyone interested in a couple of items before they go to eWaste on Wednesday?
Pick up ONLY, in/near 98030
Pick up ONLY, in/near 98030
- Dell R210ii (no HD, 8GB RAM, can't remember CPU) - worked great for OPNSense router, just moving to something in a shorter chassis
- Brocade ICX6610-48P - dual power supplies, rack ears, working fine.
- Brocade ICX6450-24P - working fine
- 4x QSFP 40Gbps LR fiber modules for the 6610
- A couple 40 Gbps QSFP DACs for the 6610
- A couple ConnectX-3 cards with dual QSFP 40Gbps ports
It is when you've done some consolidation and down-sizing, and you're too busy/lazy to post a proper for-sale ad.
(They're also not quite "waste" - I'm taking them to the local recycler/reseller shop, where hopefully someone will find them and give them a new home.)
Good, so then they will probably find a new home versus be trashed. fwiw, most recyclers will just throw away stuff they can't profit on so keep that in mind.