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    Default Re: A quick "Control Panel" mod i did

    I think the fan could be quite useful! Often here in Summer I want a small fan blowing air across me. I've hooked up a PC fan to sit on my desk before to help keep me cool.
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    Default Re: A quick "Control Panel" mod i did

    Cool and clean

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    I love this mod, It's calm and very stylish. My two favorite thing when it comes to customizing. I have never been a fan of the 1 mil wires and tubes all over the place, give me something simple and stylish anytime. +Rep
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    Default Re: A quick "Control Panel" mod i did

    Looking very cool. Again, great work man.
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    Default Re: A quick "Control Panel" mod i did

    Thanks for the comments guys!

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    Sanding and polishing. Start with 400 grit sand paper, work up to about 1000. From there, you can quit, or use a buffing/polishing compound to get the edges s00per smooth.

    You can also repair scratches that way.
    This is where my "secret" comes in. I sand all the way up to 2000 and THEN only do i polish. Never in your life will you see edges as smooth as these

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    Last edited by jdbnsn; 08-02-2007 at 06:47 PM.
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    Default Re: A quick "Control Panel" mod i did

    congrats on such a simple yet effective mod i dont trust those fans either
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    Default Re: A quick "Control Panel" mod i did

    +REP for sure.

    Art and engineering make such good bedfellows. This is both a simple and clever example of that at work. +rep
    I very much agree with you.

    DAE_JA_VOO ,
    That bend in your plexi is nice. Very straight and sharp. How did you get your bend so clean like that?
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    d0000d I want one but I want a red led fan on mine hehe use the fan to cool me off in intense gaming sessions

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    Default Re: A quick "Control Panel" mod i did

    Thanks for the comments guys!

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    Thank A lot man!


    Quote Originally Posted by Remy View Post
    That bend in your plexi is nice. Very straight and sharp. How did you get your bend so clean like that?
    Very simple really. I just clamp the plexi down onto my work bench (the edge is a 90 degree bend) and then heat up the plexi, then i just bend it using a piece of wood. I'll take some pics next time i do it

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