The C6005 node, runs outside of its chassis! A few pictures of what I’ve done.





This first node is going in a custom Backblaze-inspired chassis build. I ordered a bunch of parts from FrozenCPU for it and have laid out what I can in the chassis. Once I plan out how the hard drive cradles will work it’ll be time for playing with metal. So far though everything is fitting together even better than I could have hoped!
This will be the first part of my 1980’s inspired rack build. Hopefully it goes well since the others are counting on it.
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