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    Default Question for window cutting...

    Im planning on buying a LL V1200 Plus 2, but it dont have a window. So if i buy it i want to mod a window in it. Here is a pic for my plans

    outside blk line is the main cut. the smaller square would be a cut in the acrylic for the 120mm fan. (it would be circlular not square though)

    http://img204.imageshack.us/img204/7...nlicuts2yj.png

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    Default Re: Question for window cutting...

    I'm sorry, I'm not sure what your question is. Can you clarify?

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    Default Re: Question for window cutting...

    If i buy the 1200plus 2 case, i want to cut out a spot for a window(thus the black lines) just wondering how easy it would be and what tools i would use

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    Default Re: Question for window cutting...

    One of these:
    http://www.xoxide.com/nibbler.html
    is probably your best bet.

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    Default Re: Question for window cutting...

    Or, you could use a Dremel tool with a reinforced cut-off disc.
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    Default Re: Question for window cutting...

    Quote Originally Posted by tybrenis
    Or, you could use a Dremel tool with a reinforced cut-off disc.
    ^^^^

    Or a Jig saw with good metal cutting blades.

    The nibbler would work but i am sure you would end up with blisters since that cuts 1-2mm X 5-6mm piece at a time. If the case was think metal like some Antec cases .. I am sure you would bust the tip a couple of times before you finished.

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    Default Re: Question for window cutting...

    Ok, thanks for the info and tools guys!

    The case is aluminum too, so it should be easy.

    Also, when it comes to cutting acrylic, what should I use?

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    Default Re: Question for window cutting...

    The edit button wasnt working... what are those little metal screw things you see on some windows? too hold them on? Their usually on the outside of the metal?

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    Default Re: Question for window cutting...

    well to hold anything tightly together you need pressure on both sides, hence thoes fasteners.

    Im going to try hot glue for mine, if it works as planed it will give a more stealthy effect than fasteners or channel lock

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    post back if it works for ya

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