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Rugged Pill - Multicolor Motives
Different Motives for MMU printing.
Tamper Evident SteelQR Case
A 3D-printed tamper-evident container to protect your SteelQR from evil maids and other threats. The container snaps shut safely and can be locked with a tamper-evident seal through the hollow locking tubes. Space wise, it can store two SteelQRs, or one SteelQR and the pictured spacer, and features four pockets to securely hold micro-sd cards.
OrangeClock Multicolor Enclosure
Multicolor Enclosure for the Orange Clock, titled "The timechain traveller". This is quite the hard print, so make sure your bed adhesion is great!
Tamper Evident BlockMit Bin
A bin to store 24 stamped washers on an 8x55mm bolt with hex nut. The container can be locked with a security seal to make it tamper evident.
Beefy S19 to 8inch Duct
A beefy fan duct for the bitmain antminer S19 with an 8 inch exhaust diameter. Print from PETG, no need for supports.
OrangeClock Enclosure
The rounded OrangeClock Enclosure. No supports needed. You need 2pcs M2.5 x 6mm screws.
NerdAxe Minimalist Stand
A minimalist stand for the NerdAxe.
Requires four M3 screws.
Print as oriented, no supports needed.
Orange Pill Mini - SeedSigner Case
The orange pill SeedSigner case, recreated for use with the smaller zerocam, also offers access to the micro-sd card.
Rugged Pill - SeedSigner Case
Single extruder and MMU Versions included. Print the Thumbstick and Buttons from TPU (98A) for the best handling experience. For the MMU version, use 0.2 mm layer height, as the model is designed to have three colored bottom layers. A word of caution, the Rugged Pill is a tight fit, I highly recommend watching this very short video on how to assemble it without any accidents.
Minimalistic NerdMiner Case
A minimalistic NerdMiner/LilyGo T-Display S3 case. Print face down without supports. Insert the Display at an angle on the USB-C side, then lightly press down the other end to snap it into place. Don't press on the display, it's fragile.
Bitaxe Infinity Stand
The Bitaxe Infinity Stand is our newest 3D-design creation for the Bitaxe series, which we created for SoloSatoshi and is a nice, stable and open stand fitting any Bitaxe version. A slotting system enables you to slot the bases of the stand together to arrange multiple Bitaxes next to each other. How far can you stack them, to infinity, of course. The inbuilt offset between the two different stand parts guarantees sufficient cooling and prevents overheating.
Universal Bitaxe Stand V4
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Updated Version fitting the Bitaxe Supra!
A stand which fits most, if not all the different versions of the bitaxe which are floating around.
It shouldn't matter if they come with a usb-c or micro-usb port, the slot is dimensioned so they are accessible for flashing. Additionally, there is a hole to route cables trough in the back of the case, if your bitaxe gets its power from the bottom and access from the side if it comes with the barrel connector.
Tested successfully with multiple different bitaxes.
Print as oriented, no supports needed. Print from TPU if you need vibration dampening.
Happy hashing!
Universal Bitaxe to DIN-Rail mount
A bitaxe backplate for mounting any bitaxe to a DIN-Rail.
Requires 4 M3 screws which will thread right into the plastic.
Print as oriented, no supports required.
Bitaxe Supra Faceplate
Faceplates for the Bitaxe Supra Din-Rail mount and slim stand. Multicolor and plain model included.
The Clean Bitaxe Stand
A clean looking bitaxe stand with a bit of weight, and free access to the back of the device which makes it ideal for modding.
Files include the stand and a matching fan cover.
Preoriented for printing, no supports required. To achieve the look in the picture, print with the fuzzy skin setting on.
Happy hashing!
The Last (Bitaxe) Stand
The Last Stand you’ll ever need. Probably not, but this was the intention behind the name of this stand. All the lessons we learned from creating previous Bitaxe stands went into the development of this.
It has all the goodness of the Coolaxe stand, meaning that you can mount a 40mm or 60mm fan in the back, without the weirdness of needing additional parts besides regular m3 screws to make it work. The cutout below the fan port is also perfect for routing cables neatly. The Last Stand is also fairly heavy and can easily accomodate bigger heatsinks and coolers without tipping over if you look at it wrong. Oh, and of course it has hexagons, which are commonly known as the bestagons.
A fair warning before you print this. This stand is a torture test for less capable printers and will punish lack of bed adhesion and print settings which are too fast, (Looking at you, Bambu Lab). A Prusa will print it fine using standard settings. For Bambu Machines, make sure to choose Arachne as the wall generator algo and reduce volumetric flow speed to 15mm³/s.
CoolAxe Bitaxe Stand
Wouldn't it be cool if you could upgrade the performance of your bitaxe, simply by placing it in a better stand?
Now you can.
Upgrade any Bitaxe simply by placing it in the CoolAxe Overclocking Stand.
Specifically designed to fit all Bitaxe models, including the powerful Bitaxe Gamma, this stand not only enhances your mining setup aesthetically but significantly boosts performance through an innovative cooling system. Negative pressure sucks the hot air from the ASIC through the stand itself, created by a fan in the back of the stand which vents the air out. This approach allows your Bitaxe to maintain a significantly lower operating temperature, even with stock heatsink and fan. Compatible with two rear fan sizes, 60x60x15 mm and 40x40x20 mm, the 60mm fan obviously yields the best performance. Full access to the back of the Bitaxe also makes the CoolAxe stand the perfect base for modding, like installation of a rear mounted heatsink.
Test results show the Bitaxe Gamma in the CoolAxe Stand (60mm fan) maintains a median temperature around ~46.5°C with stock cooling and settings and a median temperature of 59°C when running highly overclocked like shown below. Of course this can be improved further by using aftermarket heatsinks and fans, allowing you to push the Bitaxe to its limits. In our testing, a additional heatsink on the back of the voltage regulator proved to be a effective addition to this setup and is highly recommended.
Whatsminer S30+ Duct & PSU Adapter
A beefy fan duct shroud for the Whatsminer M30 / M30+ with 165 mm output diameter. This version includes the airflow from the PSU into the exhaust pipe. Adapter for the PSU fan included.
This fan duct concept was developed for and extensively tested by a french mining farm. The final version has been used for years with nothing but great results.
Print from PETG or stronger material.
No supports required. 3MF with Bambu Lab Settings included.