I wonder if there is demand. People go crazy about their data, and the way they "protect" it is with fancy bits of metal, not reed-solomon codes. I have foun

I wonder if there is demand. People go crazy about their data, and the way they "protect" it is with fancy bits of metal, not reed-solomon codes. I have found 3D printing very fruitful for all of my one-off enclosure needs. For larger things (i.e., 100 hard drives, not O(10) SSDs) I recommend looking into bending sheet metal. This is a technique that I just learned about and it's been eye-opening. Everything in the world is bent sheet metal. And the CAD skills you learn doing 3D printing translate nicely to sheet metal.