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Project NONAME (for the moment)
6 years 7 months ago #63
by Vampire
Replied by Vampire on topic Project NONAME (for the moment)
Essentially the same as the side panel on Redline. Cut out a hole and put some rubber on the cut metal and attach the acryllic to the side panel with some doubble sided tape 
Not the best explanation but I will show how I did it in more detail when it is done
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6 years 7 months ago #66
by Martin
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the hard part is doing the work, the guide is the easy part 
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6 years 7 months ago #67
by Vampire
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Yeah I guess 
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6 years 7 months ago - 6 years 7 months ago #68
by Nik
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Why ???
Because I can !!!
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add a list of tools you need....
just in case somebody doesn't know, and starts without having them and get's stuck in the middle of the work 'cause he's just missing a tool...
just in case somebody doesn't know, and starts without having them and get's stuck in the middle of the work 'cause he's just missing a tool...
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Why ???
Because I can !!!
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6 years 7 months ago #69
by Vampire
Replied by Vampire on topic Project NONAME (for the moment)
Haha I will be sure to include a parts and tools list
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6 years 7 months ago #71
by Vampire
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Here it is! It turned out great in my opinion I will still make a tutorial but using another panel since it was my father who cut this one out for me
I still have not attached the acrylic or the rubber edge thing (don't know the english word
), but I will do that as soon as possible.
I will still make a tutorial but using another panel since it was my father who cut this one out for me
I still have not attached the acrylic or the rubber edge thing (don't know the english word
), but I will do that as soon as possible. Please Log in or Create an account to join the conversation.
6 years 7 months ago #73
by Vampire
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I will probably get it done next week I hope if I manage to get to the store and buy the rubber trim
Haha no I don't think that I am better than you, Martin But we have slot of English in school here in Sweden so that might be why you think so
Haha no I don't think that I am better than you, Martin
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6 years 7 months ago - 6 years 7 months ago #74
by Vampire
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So it took 2 weeks for me to get the rubber trim, but today was the day this is how it turned out (I also got a Corsair ML120 blue fan for the front intake).
I was worried that the acrylic was going to be to wide and I would not be able to close the side panel, but it fits like a glove! I am so happy that I did not have to modify the case more externally
Next on the list is to paint the interior black and cut out the rear I/O shield, but after that I am pretty much done and we can begin to source the components
this is how it turned out (I also got a Corsair ML120 blue fan for the front intake).
I was worried that the acrylic was going to be to wide and I would not be able to close the side panel, but it fits like a glove! I am so happy that I did not have to modify the case more externally
Next on the list is to paint the interior black and cut out the rear I/O shield, but after that I am pretty much done and we can begin to source the components
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6 years 7 months ago #75
by Vampire
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