I made sure that my new "deep" scrypt mining frame supported this board.

Er, I only sent PMs to those I hadn't been in contact with before.

The one-tier case has 575x515mm (22.5x20-inches) of "floor" space, while the two-tier only has 310x515mm (12x20).  The 310mm/12-inch width of the two-tier case could be increased some to help mount all of the "accessories."   

The slots in the support beams accept M3 nuts, but I have no idea with regards to the length(s) of bolts that are required to mount the myriad of other hardware.  Just let me know, and I will include them with the case.

I am building these as fast as I can.  I have a new version coming out that will help reduce manufacturing time. 

I will be in touch.

PMs sent.   

Thanks. 

Yes, these are stackable.

Purchasing the materials for these in less than 18 hours.  Send me a PM if you are interested.

Thanks!

Ok to sit on a shelf?

I'm not a fan of these miners either, but I've been asked to create a case to help organize the cable mess that these inevitably create.  

All anodized aluminum construction.  Positions of all of the lower beams is adjustable (to facilitate mounting all of the other HW required for these miners).  Mounting tabs for 2 PSUs.
Price is $120, plus shipping from NH, US.
Available in 2-3 weeks.
The cases are approximately 23x20x7-inches and 12x20x7-inches (W x D x H).
Ships as a kit (un-assembled).
Shipping weight will be < 4 pounds.
The case is designed around cable management.  The power and USB cables connect to the miners in the wider areas, between rows, and then fed down into the lower tier.

EDIT:  
The two-tier case is now available at GAW Miners.com.

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I'm planning on building a very limited run of this two-tier case for Gridseed miners:

(This model doesn't include the miner's cooling fan.)
Model A:


Model A (left) B (right)



Miners up top, everything else in the lower tier.  

Stackable.
All anodized aluminum construction.  Positions of all of the lower beams is adjustable (to facilitate mounting all of the other HW required for these miners).  Mounting tabs for 2 PSUs.
The cases are approximately 23x20x6-inches and 12x20x11-inches (W x D x H).
Ships as a kit (un-assembled).
Shipping weight will be < 4 pounds.
The case is designed around cable management.  The power and USB cables connect to the miners in the wider areas, between rows, and then fed down into the lower tier.

Let me know if your are interested.

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Here's another version for scrypt mining.  One "case" holds 20x fan-less miners.  Pictured is an example of how 3 could be stacked:

Model C:


Model A:


Model B:


Model C:

Lately, I've been focusing on manufacturing just my open-frame trays for scrypt mining.  I might build another batch of these in a few weeks.

That case was a fun project!

Have you verified that you can mount a GPU on risers in a 4u case?

Hard to say actually, I build small batches of these intermixed with big batches of my trays for litecoin mining.  


I'm building all of my open-air cases (for litecoin/bitfury/asicminer) as fast as I can.  Currently, there's a 5 week long waiting list.  

Send me an email to get on the list.

Yes.  Ok.

Anyone have a link to a mechanical drawing of that powersupply?

I design and build open-air cases made from aluminum t-slot extrusions, and I could foresee someone asking me to build a case for them that uses this board. 

Two M3 holes in a straight line anywhere on the board would suffice.

Please add at least 2 mounting holes, for M3 or 6-32 bolts.