Case for RaspberryPi 1 with 2 HDD

[Spider81man]

Hi everyone,
I do a Cloud on my old Raspberry Pi 1 and now I want put in a box, I find a lot of BOXs but I dont' find one with the space for 2 HD so I can have a BackUp.
Someone know a case for 2 HDD or do it himself with a 3D printer?
Thanks

[FinnC]

It’s not finished yet, but I’m working on 3D printable case (similar to a desktop case) called PITX which Will feature hard drive bays, fan mounts, a side panel and a raised mount for the Pi it self. I plan to release on thingiverse after I finish the design sometime this week.

[LTolledo]

I used an off-the-shelf mini-ITX case for my RPi4B-2G NAS project
its 80mm thick and is a perfect match to my 2 x 3.5" HDD setup

RPi4B-2GNAS-topOpen.jpg (201.03 KiB) Viewed 406 times

for your setup, a 60mm version might be better (am assuming you're going to use 2 x 2.5" HDDs)
as its an RPi1 (B?, B+?) connecting 2 HDDs directly to the RPi's USB port will not be enough to power the HDDs
you'll need a powered USB 2.0 hub for that.
the HDDs are connected to the powered USB hub, the USB hub connected to one of the available USB port.

all of these, plus the power supplies and necessary wiring may fit inside the case.

RPi2B_HDD_rack.jpg (233.06 KiB) Viewed 406 times

still being used to this day...

[Spider81man]

It’s not finished yet, but I’m working on 3D printable case (similar to a desktop case) called PITX which Will feature hard drive bays, fan mounts, a side panel and a raised mount for the Pi it self. I plan to release on thingiverse after I finish the design sometime this week.

When you finish it can you post the poject here, so I can print it?

[Spider81man]

I used an off-the-shelf mini-ITX case for my RPi4B-2G NAS project
its 80mm thick and is a perfect match to my 2 x 3.5" HDD setup
RPi4B-2GNAS-topOpen.jpg

for your setup, a 60mm version might be better (am assuming you're going to use 2 x 2.5" HDDs)
as its an RPi1 (B?, B+?) connecting 2 HDDs directly to the RPi's USB port will not be enough to power the HDDs
you'll need a powered USB 2.0 hub for that.
the HDDs are connected to the powered USB hub, the USB hub connected to one of the available USB port.

all of these, plus the power supplies and necessary wiring may fit inside the case.
RPi2B_HDD_rack.jpg

still being used to this day...

I prefere the 2.5 HDD cause I just have it and I can use it, the same things is for the Raspberry Pi 1, I have it and I use it

[Spider81man]

It’s not finished yet, but I’m working on 3D printable case (similar to a desktop case) called PITX which Will feature hard drive bays, fan mounts, a side panel and a raised mount for the Pi it self. I plan to release on thingiverse after I finish the design sometime this week.

You do the case? Thaks