NerdQaxe Halterung

The NerdQaxe mount is a 3D-printed stand made of CF-PLA, carbon-reinforced PLA, designed for the NerdQaxe+ and NerdQaxe++. Instead of lying loose between power supply and cables, the miner sits in a fixed position – screwed down through embedded M3 brass threaded inserts, with the matching screws included.

The difference shows in daily use: the device no longer shifts when you unplug a cable, the ports stay reachable, and air reaches the heatsink freely.

• A defined position: the miner stays where you put it – even after the third cable swap.
• Threads instead of plastic holes: the embedded M3 brass inserts keep holding when you loosen and tighten the screws repeatedly.
• CF-PLA instead of a plain print: carbon-reinforced PLA is stiffer and more dimensionally stable than standard PLA and copes better with warm hardware.
• Cables in order: power and network cables get a fixed route instead of wrapping around the board.

The mount comes in one version each for the NerdQaxe+ and NerdQaxe++; you pick the right one before ordering. It is not intended for other devices – the NerdOctaxe and the Bitaxe models have a different form factor.

One note from the reviews that we would rather give upfront: some NerdQaxe units already come with a simple stand. So take a quick look in your box before ordering. This mount is the sturdier solution, but it is not necessary in every setup.

For everyone running their miner in plain sight: on a desk, on a shelf or in a homelab rack. If you place several NerdQaxe next to each other, the benefit doubles, because every device keeps its own spot and spacing.

It is less suitable if what you actually want is cooling or a case. The mount makes your miner neither quieter nor cooler – the NerdQaxe Performance Case with its open design and fan mounts is made for that.

Mount and screws come together, so you only need a screwdriver and a few minutes – ideally while setting up the NerdQaxe. Two points from practice: the first fit is a little tight – press evenly rather than forcing it. And with thicker cables, decide on the cable route before screwing everything down.

• NerdQaxe++, if the mount is meant for a second device in your setup.
• OLED display as a spare part if your NerdQaxe display is damaged.
• Mining accessories for fans, cooling and the rest of the build.

A stand is not a spectacular upgrade, but it decides whether your miner looks like a device or like a temporary arrangement. You get a firm stand, clean cable routing and a setup worth showing.