no the cable thing like the bit with the 4 screws
the last pic
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no the cable thing like the bit with the 4 screws
the last pic
Great work Franklin. I like how you have chosen to incorporate the sleeved cables in the mod. I hate how people hide them all away. Mods can look neat with some cables too.
Haven't had much time to work on this mod lately :(
But that doesn't mean there is no progress. Been working on the leds that will light up the windows. First I needed to make something to mount the leds. I took some acrylic sheets, one 5mm. and one 3mm. plate, glued these together and made small pieces of it. Drilled a 5mm. hole in every piece and glued all these pieces onto the frosted ring.This is the result.
I needed quite a lot of these acrylic pieces because I have got four windows.
One of the rings completed and ready for the leds.
A led in every acrylic piece and connecting the wires.
Time to test the leds.
The endresult will be very different of course. The glass fiber sidepanels will be painted black so you won't see the strange "dots" of light anymore.
I also received all my watercooling stuff. Again changed the original plans, will not watercool the harddisks, these are in a seperate compartment of the case anyway. I will watercool the CPU, GPU ( full cover block) the mosfets and the North and Southbridge. All EKwaterblocks except the CPU block, that's a D-tek Fuzion v2 block.
this things incredible :bowdown:
I agree, very nice effect.Quote:
Originally Posted by SXRguyinMA
agreed.... lol
lights looks cool....
Thanks guys, it's always nice to here people like what you are doing. I would lie if I told you I didn't care about other peoples opinions.
No update today, but I wonna show you my new tool :banana:
I don't think I will use it much for this casebuild, because I will need to learn a lot before I can use it.
sexy tool :banana:
where did u get it from?
I was looking for information about CNC mills for quite some time and I discovered a Dutch cnc forum http://cnczone.nl
They helped me a bit and showed me where to look for more information. I wanted to buy a smaller one, but then I saw this one in the for sale forum on cnczone. It is a High-Z S-720/T
http://www.cnc-step.com/html/high-z_...smaschine.html
Almost everything was included, only need to look for some CAD software like autocad. I can also use some free CAD programs for the time being.
Sweeet CNC Machine :up:
