If you are undecided on whether to get the pre-assembled case, here are the assembly instructions.

The case is pre-drilled for all of the mounting holes on the current and forthcoming versions of the m-board.  The different widths of the boards is handled by the ability to re-position the two support beams.

The case is pre-drilled for all of the mounting holes on the current and forthcoming versions of the m-board.  The different widths of the boards is handled by the ability to re-position the two support beams.

PayPal only.  Sorry.

Although I don't have an m-board here, I've verified as well as I can that the Raspberry Pi will fit either plugged directly into the socket or mounted underneath the board.

Although I don't have an m-board here, I've verified as well as I can that the Raspberry Pi will fit either plugged directly into the socket or mounted underneath the board.

Two - three weeks.  Although, I will know more after I plow through the first batch next week.

Note that these will support both the current and forthcoming versions of the m-board.  More info on this soon.

This case will be fully enclosed.  The new m-board is smaller, so there would be 38mm of open space above and blow it for air circulation.

Otherwise, I could make this 4U. 

Ok.  So we need bulkhead fittings for the network cable, USB, and anything else?

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I'm starting this thread to determine whether there is interest for a 3U (or taller?) case for Bitfury's ASICs.

Unlike all my other offerings (e.g. All aluminum open air case for BitFury ASICs), this case will be fully enclosed and rack mountable.

These cases are unique in that they are very modular (just like the BitFury), allowing you to grow/shrink your rig as needed.  You could even bolt two shallow cases together.    And of course, they could be shipped flat-packed or fully assembled.

Here's a very rough pass of the component layouts of two variations: one with a 1U PSU and another with a standard ATX PSU.



I have the Pi(s) at the very back of the case, but am wondering if they even make a cable long enough to connect them to the m-board(s).
 
Thoughts?

No fans.  Just the case.  Sorry.

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Yes, the case can be easily re-configured in a vertical orientation.  

Shipping to EU seems to be ranging $55-75 USD.

ASAP (2-3 weeks). 


I'm working on it. 

Do you require it to be fully enclosed, or is this open design ok?

In addition to the cost of the case, I collect whatever the actual shipping charge is  (USPS/UPS) to your location.


I don't know what the final placement is, so to cover all bases... connecting the Pi directly to the board in any orientation should work. 



Otherwise, I include a mounting plate which you can attach the Pi to and then connect the Pi it to the board with a cable (not included).

"Normal/standard" 120mm x 25mm. 

Thanks.

I forgot to mention that the two beams supporting the m-board can be re-positioned so that you can mount three thick 32/38mm thick fans.  

This case is now available at GAW Miners.com.

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Version 1:

This is an all aluminum, heavy-duty, open-air case for BitFury's ASICs (their 'm' and 'h' boards).  (Design/discussion thread here).





















This isn't up on my website just yet, but in the meantime, send me an email (rchomiczewski @ gmail) to purchase.


Can't decide whether to get the pre-assembled case?  Then check-out the assembly instructions.


Now shipping with a few extra fasteners to mount whatever, like this PSU switch: