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Interactive 3D model of 1U Rack Shelf for Three Beelink SER5

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1U Rack Shelf for Three Beelink SER5

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Bounding box
482.6 × 150.0 × 44.5 mm
Engine
Precision B-rep
Parameters
17
Published
August 18, 2026

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The prompt

Generate a 1U parametric 3D-printable rack mount shelf for a standard 19-inch server rack that holds exactly three Beelink SER5 mini PCs sitting horizontally flat in a row.Exact Dimensions to Use:Single Beelink SER5 unit size: 126mm wide, 113mm deep, 42mm high.Total available 1U height allowance: 44.45mm.Total 19-inch rack inner width: 450mm between rails.Design Rules:Create three horizontal slide-in sleeves or bays tailored for the SER5. Make each bay 127mm wide and 42.5mm high to give a 1mm wiggle room tolerance.Do not include a solid bottom floor under the PCs to save height. Instead, use thin 2mm support ledges/lips along the bottom edges of each bay so the PCs sit securely without exceeding the 1U height limit.Space the three bays evenly, leaving a 15mm air gap between each PC compartment.In the interior divider walls of these gaps, punch a honeycomb ventilation grid so the Beelink side mesh intakes can pull fresh air.Add standard 1U rack ears on the far left and far right ends of the assembly, complete with standard oval mounting holes matched to 19-inch rack rail specifications.

Parameters

NameValueRange
Rack inner width450 mm440 – 460
Overall rack width482.6 mm470 – 500
Overall 1U height44.45 mm43 – 45
Shelf depth150 mm120 – 250
Wall thickness2 mm1 – 5
Ledge thickness2 mm1 – 3
Ledge lip width4 mm2 – 10
Bay width127 mm125 – 140
Air gap between bays15 mm10 – 30
Vent hole diameter4 mm2 – 8
Vent hole spacing Y15 mm8 – 30
Vent hole spacing Z12 mm8 – 20
Vent hole margin8 mm4 – 20
Rack ear thickness2 mm1 – 5
Rack ear hole diameter5.5 mm3 – 10
Ear hole X from outer edge8.75 mm5 – 20
Ear hole vertical offset8 mm4 – 20

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