MasterRACK 6000

This project transforms the Cooler Master MasterFrame 600 into a modular DIY server or media rack. I designed mounting plates and adapters that make it easy to install Raspberry Pi boards, SSDs, and networking components.

Currently it can house 
• Raspberry Pi 5 
• 2.5" SSD 
• RJ45 keystones
more to come…

Features
• Snap‑in adapters for relatively quick installation and removal from mounting plates.
• Secure screw‑mounted plates for Pi's, SSDs and Keystones.
• Modular layout for adding or swapping components.
• Keystone plate for RJ45 connectors, enabling tidy networking setups. 
• Designed to fit seamlessly with the aluminum frame of the MasterFrame 600.

Mounting hardware
• M4-10 screws and M4 nuts for attaching mounting plate to the front or back of the frame. Nuts can pushed in to the back of the mounting plate and then securely mounted with a screw. 

• For 2.5" SSD's better to use flat m3-6 screws, to be able to push it in to the mounting plate

• For RPI5, M2-4 screws will be good to mount to the adapter. 


Use Cases
• Home server or NAS builds.
• Raspberry Pi clusters for development or testing.
• “Compact” rack for SSD storage or expansion.
• Networking integration with RJ45 keystone jacks.

With modular design, there is a lot of maneuver for cooling and possibility to hide extra wiring into the case itself. It's also possible to take good pc PSU and “conver-tly” connect it to the RPI's or go even more DIY and integrate battery UPS system into the case. With UPS it can be even made “portable” server rack system.   

All STL files are included so you can print and customize them to your own setup. The design is flexible enough to expand with additional plates or adapters in the future.

Or if you have more than 20 Rpi5's boards and you want to place them all somewhere, this may be for you! 😁