Sick!!

Thanks! Excited to print these color combos.

If you wouldn't mind, DM me the make/model with an images. I'll add it to my list.

avoidbit.com/products/psubb-… Shoutout to @MolonLabeVC for the development of the PSUBB 12v Breakout board. Links are available in the product description for known retailers who have the PSUBB 12v Breakout boards. The PSU's can be found on Ebay, make sure to buy the correct model.

The PSUBB 12V Enclosure is now available for purchase! Purpose-built 3D-printed housing for your server PSU + PSUBB 12V breakout board. Keeps your setup tidy, protected, and optimized for airflow and cable management. Fully customizable colors.

That's absolutely incredible!! I had no idea. 🤌🤌🤌

Thank you! I know a lot of these went out with instructions, trying to catch up!

If you have a BitTrak Desktop or 2x RackMount rails, you can add the Vertical Adapter to switch your setup to vertical. This only works with the following pods: NerdQAxe++, BC04/DC06, and Nexus.

Really cool!... or really hot, I guess!

The PSU or the breakout board? Haven't had any issue yet, but one of the things I'm adding is heat channel above/below the PSU to help with any trapped heat.

Was playing around with laser etching. Etching won't be available at first, maybe later. Need to make a jig, that is accurate every time.

Not sure, one of the things it kept trying to push was remote (external) access. That was a big nope from me. It's internal only, will also lock it behind more strick rules on the firewall.

The PSUBB by @MolonLabeVC is absolutely incredible! So I had to make my own case for it. Started with 1, ordered 4 more. 🫡

Locking in the final details on the PSUBB enclosure. Fully functional with just a few small enhancements left. Live on the site later today so you can play with color customization. Available next week (Mon or Tue) — need to print stock over the weekend.

The fact that it runs docker, and you can use it in so many different ways! 🤌 I was hesitant because of the price, very much worth it!

I was very lucky to have a handful of 2tb, 4tb SSD's I've had from the time before, when prices were not crazy!

Before anyone says it... Yes I know, I could have made my own NAS with a Pi or Mini PC. I only have so much time, picking and choosing my battles. Sometimes it make sense to take the route that doesn't consume more of my time.

Nearly lost weeks of work a few months ago. Recovered it, but that scare was enough. Picked up a 4-bay @UGREENOfficial NAS, set up two RAID 1 volumes. One handles local backups (design files, desktop, phone — no cloud). Just finished spinning up Gitea on the other volume last night.

Still working through the design.