Topic: [FS] All aluminum open air case for BitFury miners - page 3. (Read 15473 times)
Looking forward to putting the case to good use when my Bitfury kit arrives.
Thank you I just got my frame today...I'm a little confused on the bag with the two nylon spacers. Its unmarked. What is it for? I think its for mounting the H-board spacers. I'll show completed pics once my hash-power comes around...My only other wish is that your kit came with an exploded diagram of how it all goes together and also if I could get a parts list. Thank you for the small wera wrenches - that was a really nice touch!
Is it easier to get everything mounted in first AND THEN to mount in my M-board and H-board hardware or the other way around? get those installled first then mount my fans and PSU?
Is it easier to get everything mounted in first AND THEN to mount in my M-board and H-board hardware or the other way around? get those installled first then mount my fans and PSU?
The two little nylon spacers are "extra" parts to mount what-nots, do-dads, etc.
There should be a big bag of nylon spacers to separate the h-boards.
Assemble the entire case first, along with any fan tabs. Then mount m-board, h-board, fans, pi and PSU.
Thank you I just got my frame today...I'm a little confused on the bag with the two nylon spacers. Its unmarked. What is it for? I think its for mounting the H-board spacers. I'll show completed pics once my hash-power comes around...My only other wish is that your kit came with an exploded diagram of how it all goes together and also if I could get a parts list. Thank you for the small wera wrenches - that was a really nice touch!
Is it easier to get everything mounted in first AND THEN to mount in my M-board and H-board hardware or the other way around? get those installled first then mount my fans and PSU?
Is it easier to get everything mounted in first AND THEN to mount in my M-board and H-board hardware or the other way around? get those installled first then mount my fans and PSU?
Thanks Spotswood! Very happy with my case. I have not figured out how to get the power supply mounted but all else is great. I had some minor issues with the location of some of the nuts in the slots being on the wrong sides but I took it apart and got it right. Tightened up the case feels and looks great. It is much better having my hardware locked in the sturdy frame vs having it on a cardboard box. 
Newegg had those for $9.99 about 3 weeks ago. I got 12 of them and they are great, virtually silent.
120mm
In fact, there is a special price right now for a 4 pack of cooler master fans on amazon right now.
http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B000O8I474/ref=oh_details_o00_s00_i00?ie=UTF8&psc=1
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120mm
In fact, there is a special price right now for a 4 pack of cooler master fans on amazon right now.
http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B000O8I474/ref=oh_details_o00_s00_i00?ie=UTF8&psc=1
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Pictures of the two most common locations for mounting fans:
Order and payment do it.
What is the recommended fan diameter?
120mm
In fact, there is a special price right now for a 4 pack of cooler master fans on amazon right now.
http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B000O8I474/ref=oh_details_o00_s00_i00?ie=UTF8&psc=1
Pictures of the two most common locations for mounting fans:
Order and payment do it.
What is the recommended fan diameter?
Email sent Spots.
Also sent you a PM to let you know about the email in case you miss it = )
Also sent you a PM to let you know about the email in case you miss it = )
Pictures of the two most common locations for mounting fans:
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Someone who does not respond to emails to potential buyers is someone who does not want to sell. Mail sent 7 days ago and still hope to answer the total cost for ordering.
Someone who does not respond to emails to potential buyers is someone who does not want to sell. Mail sent 7 days ago and still hope to answer the total cost for ordering.
oh, and i wanted to buy one pretty soon too ...
I somehow missed his/her email, I sent a PM to fix this.
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Someone who does not respond to emails to potential buyers is someone who does not want to sell. Mail sent 7 days ago and still hope to answer the total cost for ordering.
Someone who does not respond to emails to potential buyers is someone who does not want to sell. Mail sent 7 days ago and still hope to answer the total cost for ordering.
oh, and i wanted to buy one pretty soon too ...
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Someone who does not respond to emails to potential buyers is someone who does not want to sell. Mail sent 7 days ago and still hope to answer the total cost for ordering.
Someone who does not respond to emails to potential buyers is someone who does not want to sell. Mail sent 7 days ago and still hope to answer the total cost for ordering.
The BFs don't seem to run better without a whole lot of cooling, so I've simplified the design a bit.
If you're doing a v3 make it shorter than 475mm so it can fit in a rack between the posts -mounting the psu in the middle instead of 1 of the fans shoudl do it Will these work for asicminer blades or no?
No, but the same material could be used to house those. Is there a mechanical drawing of one of those blades?
Will these work for asicminer blades or no?
Version 2 price is $100USD (flat packed) $140 (assembled), plus shipping from New Hampshire, US. To order, send an email to rchomiczewski at gmail.com.
Optional fan tabs (with all required fasteners), sets of are: x4 - $5 (for 2 fans); x6 - $8 (for 3 fans).
Optional end caps are $.55 each.
A mounting plate for the RaspberryPi is +$10 (for when the rPi and m-board are connected via a ribbon cable).
Version 2 details:
Pictures (fans not included; fan mounting "tabs", end caps and rPi mounting plate are options):
Optional fan tabs (with all required fasteners), sets of are: x4 - $5 (for 2 fans); x6 - $8 (for 3 fans).
Optional end caps are $.55 each.
A mounting plate for the RaspberryPi is +$10 (for when the rPi and m-board are connected via a ribbon cable).
Version 2 details:
- PSU is bolted to the tray via two fan mounting tabs.
- Fan mounting tabs are an option
- Fans can be mounted to either the top beam and/or the front/back of the tray
- Case has the same footprint as V1 i.e. stackable on V1 and V2
- Compatible with V2 and V3 m-boards.
Pictures (fans not included; fan mounting "tabs", end caps and rPi mounting plate are options):
... finished it ... and running ... at night ...
even if the fans are better turned off for hashing ... gg
.. it looks great ...
even if the fans are better turned off for hashing ... gg
.. it looks great ...
Nice.The mounting plate for the rPi was really only intended for v1 m-boards and the use of the ribbon cable.
I'm open to suggestions for how to properly mount the rPi to the case for v2 boards.
The posted assembly instructions is for v1 m-boards and needs to be updated for v2.
... of that sounds fine ... i will remove that plate ... its unnecessary in my opinion as the raspberry seems to hold good on the m-board ... i will start mounting the fans ... today ... and show again some pictures ... :-) i have a fan controller so i can turn them off as for now it seems the miner is performing best without to much cooling ...
That looks really good. How well does the case hold the h-boards steady?
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Yeah, I'm hoping I got the height just right (not too tight or too loose).
Nice.The mounting plate for the rPi was really only intended for v1 m-boards and the use of the ribbon cable.
I'm open to suggestions for how to properly mount the rPi to the case for v2 boards.
The posted assembly instructions is for v1 m-boards and needs to be updated for v2.
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