This case is absolutely gorgeous, and I love that you share the building process with us. It's really inspiring, although a little bit frustrating given how good you are at this. Remarkable craftsmanship.
@@BooTec one cant say that often enough. just perfect! congrats on that build quality. and thanks for letting everybody have an insight on your remarkable work!
This is the most utilitarian and gorgeous case I've ever seen. You fixed airflow issues, kept structural integrity, didn't forget about people who still have data to store and kept it minimalist. I love it. I don't have a CNC machine, but I would buy this in a heartbeat.
I stumbled across this video searching for design ideas to 3D print an SFF case for a future project, when I downsize my first PC build. This is beautiful and you have elevated it to an art form. Kudos to you and like so many others, I encourage you to take your ideas/designs to manufacturers. There is a strong market out there for functional SFF cases that do not break the bank!
I really comment very rarely on TH-cam, but that is a piece of art! I designed and built a lasercut wooden ITX case myself ("REAL CUBE") and have plans for the next one already so I really had flashbacks watching this. The most interesting part for me was the selfmade plywood, I wouldn't have thought it'd be so straight forward to work with that. Also great job on your DIY CNC, I loved the clean layout and cable management!
I am totally blown away. Apart from the fact that you are one hell of a craftsman, the little details like the sunk in magnets to stop the sides from sliding is genius. You have definitely got a new subscriber
Splendid! I highly recommend that you come up with a solution to attach an easy-to-clean dust filter for that 140mm intake fan. Please let us know when you do :)
Excellent work! The internal layout is well thought out. The only addition I might add would be to apply a mesh front opening to improve air flow as well as a section at the top for 120mm fan. I’ll be looking forward to getting these plans. However, I’d first like to get the upcoming plans on your CNC build. Will keep checking in.
Nice intro. Right off the bat you state the case volume and general cooling parts it's compatible with. I really like this metal-wood combination of parts that you used.
I never comment on videos, but I've built multiple cnc routers, and I have to say well done. As for this pc case build, it is outstanding, your design skills and attention to detail are exacting. I appreciated all the detail and effort you put into this. I would put this project on par with the type of craftsmanship that we see coming from people like Chris from Clickspring. Keep up the good work, and looking forward to your next project.
Really beautiful case. Love the inside ergonomics. Exquisite Aesthetics. Elegant design. Love the magnet retention system. Maybe you could consider some sort of webbed mesh at the front and at the bottom for filtering dust. Beautiful Beautiful Beautiful. Love it.
Small tip. If you use aluminium as a primary material, and want it to look good, use a scourer or sanding block and move it uniformly to make a brushed finish... Amazing quality.
Wow! You did an excellent job! The quality is top notch! I wish I can build a diy case with this kind of precision. Building your own CNC machine is already overwhelming and difficult...
Perfect craftsmanship! This case would sell for $250 easily. I would add a mesh in the bottom to filter the GPU intake an maybe a slim fan on the top. Keep it up!
Beautiful piece of work. technically brilliant! Best part for me is that it was made as a gift. Very special gift for your father. Could you do a quick follow up video on the Journey of the design from Fusion through to the machine? Code generations tool paths and then sending the ode to the machine, practical tips? Cheers Allan
Looks very nice, I am a little worried about the dust buildup from the bottom and the temperatures due to the psu though, normally the psu exhaust is outside of the case. But in this configuration its blowing it's hot air into the case. I also think the front fan is probably choked quite a bit by the front panel. Still, all in all a very nice build. But that where the 3 main things I noticed. Solutions could be adding a mesh to the bottom, giving the front panel slightly more room to take in air. Either by the sides or via a mesh on the panel itself.
Thank you so much for sharing this with all of us! Also, for encouraging those of us who do not have all the tools, there is always another way around :)
The only reason I can think of for the dislikes is that the project is just not remotely doable unless possesing of extreme skill and taste (and if you do, you don't need to watch such videos, you make them). From that point of view there is nothing to learn from the video, nothing that a mere mortal can use or even aspire to. Roman, I'm happy that someone like you exist and have the means to express your creativity :-) Please keep the content coming, only suggestion I have is to acknowledge that your videos are being watched and studied by much less capable woodworkers, merey hoping to get a little better.
I love wood and woodworking and this has got to be the best case showing off wood but also in way that makes sense as a SFF case. Tremendous job sir and thank you for sharing with us. 👍👍
I believe that It is very well designed case, regarding PSU and GPU ! GPU for your father, seems that he is still a gamer! Excellent video and pc case!
custom building this one on the Philippines will cost a lot .. adding a bit more height to fit 2 fans at the bottom with mesh and a glass side panel if you opt for an RGB design would be perfect ..
Damn you went all out, the editing, the project, the quality and even the description. I'd really like to learn some of your skills. You earned a sub, keep it up!
Fantastic workmanship, beautiful material finish, well done. This is another great reason to build a CNC-I would love one in walnut veneer with a satin silver finish on the aluminum :)
Awesome work. Mmay I give a sugestion for future desigins? Change that front 140 fan for an asetek AIO cooling system and turn the Power supply with the intake facing up. It would be perfect without changing the design too much but with perfect temperatures. Really nice design man.
great work! it's a perfect case that we can imagine, for this configuration we have toreplace the back fan with a slim one 120mm & make a bigger ventirad for more performance, the GPU is perfectly cooled ! so thank you for sharing this DIY video!
Hi, I really like this case, want to build one but I already have an atx power suply, could you do an itx case to fit an atx power suply for another project or simply modify this case?
This case is absolutely gorgeous, and I love that you share the building process with us. It's really inspiring, although a little bit frustrating given how good you are at this. Remarkable craftsmanship.
This is the most precise work from all videos I've seen in terms of DIY PC cases. Great job!
Thank you very much Andrei!
@@BooTec one cant say that often enough. just perfect! congrats on that build quality. and thanks for letting everybody have an insight on your remarkable work!
this is an amazing case you should start your own sff company
This is the most utilitarian and gorgeous case I've ever seen. You fixed airflow issues, kept structural integrity, didn't forget about people who still have data to store and kept it minimalist. I love it. I don't have a CNC machine, but I would buy this in a heartbeat.
What a gift for dad! You must make him very proud. Great work.
you should add filters
I stumbled across this video searching for design ideas to 3D print an SFF case for a future project, when I downsize my first PC build. This is beautiful and you have elevated it to an art form. Kudos to you and like so many others, I encourage you to take your ideas/designs to manufacturers. There is a strong market out there for functional SFF cases that do not break the bank!
id totally buy it tbh, very professional and better looking than almost all mainstream cases
Oh my god. The level of detail is just too much for me! Thank you so much. I'm sure your pops was super happy.
When Floki goes from boats to PC cases this happens. Bravo my friend!
This is the artistic level of engineering
I really comment very rarely on TH-cam, but that is a piece of art! I designed and built a lasercut wooden ITX case myself ("REAL CUBE") and have plans for the next one already so I really had flashbacks watching this. The most interesting part for me was the selfmade plywood, I wouldn't have thought it'd be so straight forward to work with that.
Also great job on your DIY CNC, I loved the clean layout and cable management!
Thank you for the kind words Minefoxi and good luck with your next build!
I am totally blown away. Apart from the fact that you are one hell of a craftsman, the little details like the sunk in magnets to stop the sides from sliding is genius. You have definitely got a new subscriber
Thank you very much!
Designing the PSU to be mounted with the cables facing behind the motherboard tray is so smart.. Wish more case designers did this
InWin needs to hire you bro. Your case looks better than their A1.
Bro I needed a case like this for the past 5 months
Gorgeous. You should produce these. I have no doubt these would sell like coupe cakes. I d prefer this to Ncase and i love the M1.
Defo, it this design could be mass produced, I bet it would sell very well.
not sure what I am more impressed with, the PC case, or the fact your built your own CNC machine with a router
Splendid! I highly recommend that you come up with a solution to attach an easy-to-clean dust filter for that 140mm intake fan. Please let us know when you do :)
This is fantastic, and the build looks very clean. Your dad is a lucky man!
This is what i was looking for, an example of PC case construction. I want to build my own, like a NZXT H1 look.
my favourite part was when you showed you and your dad with the pc.
Excellent work! The internal layout is well thought out. The only addition I might add would be to apply a mesh front opening to improve air flow as well as a section at the top for 120mm fan. I’ll be looking forward to getting these plans. However, I’d first like to get the upcoming plans on your CNC build. Will keep checking in.
Thank you Gary. The airflow seems to be pretty good and I'll compare it against my other cases for reference. The CNC plans are in the works :)
So sharp work. Not looks so for the first sight. Outstanding!
Thank you!
The case itself looks really gorgeous, and its so satisfying to watch the machine doing the cuts.
What a work of art. I love the mixing of metal and wood
This channel needs more videos!
Are you still there BooTec ?
Beautiful build and what a great gift for your father!
It's definitely why i want to afford a CNC machine in order to unleash my creativity and talent like you did on that video
Nice intro. Right off the bat you state the case volume and general cooling parts it's compatible with. I really like this metal-wood combination of parts that you used.
I never comment on videos, but I've built multiple cnc routers, and I have to say well done. As for this pc case build, it is outstanding, your design skills and attention to detail are exacting. I appreciated all the detail and effort you put into this. I would put this project on par with the type of craftsmanship that we see coming from people like Chris from Clickspring. Keep up the good work, and looking forward to your next project.
You Sir are a Precision Craftman!!!! Bravo .
Пожалуй одно из лучших исполнений корпусов, которые я когда либо видел. Супер!
I'm perfectionist, the beauty in order is very pleasing for me. This is... well i can only imagine your satisfaction after building it. Great work.
Die Qualität der Arbeit lässt es vermuten, der sympathische Dialekt bestätigt es: Swiss quality work! 👍
Really beautiful case. Love the inside ergonomics. Exquisite Aesthetics. Elegant design. Love the magnet retention system. Maybe you could consider some sort of webbed mesh at the front and at the bottom for filtering dust. Beautiful Beautiful Beautiful. Love it.
the magnet design idea is neat 👍
Damn, thats an amazing work. its nearly art.
I recommend a dust grille against the dust to protect the inside on the big openings.
Beautiful case and work. I love how you included the photo of you and your father at the end.
Small tip. If you use aluminium as a primary material, and want it to look good, use a scourer or sanding block and move it uniformly to make a brushed finish... Amazing quality.
That's awesome. How are the thermals?
Unbelievable with one word. Thank you very much for sharing the plans publicly too. You are great :)
Wow! You did an excellent job! The quality is top notch! I wish I can build a diy case with this kind of precision. Building your own CNC machine is already overwhelming and difficult...
this dude built his own cnc
I am still waiting for thermal and noise video.
This design is neat !
Perfect craftsmanship! This case would sell for $250 easily. I would add a mesh in the bottom to filter the GPU intake an maybe a slim fan on the top. Keep it up!
I cant even begin to imagine, how much I have to learn to get to this point.
Beautiful piece of work. technically brilliant! Best part for me is that it was made as a gift. Very special gift for your father. Could you do a quick follow up video on the Journey of the design from Fusion through to the machine? Code generations tool paths and then sending the ode to the machine, practical tips? Cheers Allan
By far, the best custom care and video i have ever seen. Congratulations!
Looks very nice, I am a little worried about the dust buildup from the bottom and the temperatures due to the psu though, normally the psu exhaust is outside of the case. But in this configuration its blowing it's hot air into the case. I also think the front fan is probably choked quite a bit by the front panel.
Still, all in all a very nice build. But that where the 3 main things I noticed. Solutions could be adding a mesh to the bottom, giving the front panel slightly more room to take in air. Either by the sides or via a mesh on the panel itself.
Thank you so much for sharing this with all of us! Also, for encouraging those of us who do not have all the tools, there is always another way around :)
All the risks were calculated.
Great job my friend 👍🏻
The only reason I can think of for the dislikes is that the project is just not remotely doable unless possesing of extreme skill and taste (and if you do, you don't need to watch such videos, you make them). From that point of view there is nothing to learn from the video, nothing that a mere mortal can use or even aspire to. Roman, I'm happy that someone like you exist and have the means to express your creativity :-) Please keep the content coming, only suggestion I have is to acknowledge that your videos are being watched and studied by much less capable woodworkers, merey hoping to get a little better.
Super cool your quality shines through.
Beautiful!
Woww is not the word!! Your videos are exceptionally good and is a visual treat to DIY'ers like me. Keep up the good work buddy :)
Thank you very much for the encouraging words, Ajay. Great to hear that you like the project.
wow nice work.! stunning little case
“I didn’t have a CNC machine to build with so I built one”
Great work with both the CNC and the video production!
I love wood and woodworking and this has got to be the best case showing off wood but also in way that makes sense as a SFF case. Tremendous job sir and thank you for sharing with us. 👍👍
The airflow must be awesome , I bet the temps are awesome too
Stunning, what a beautiful bit of kit.
Wow!!! Amazing...
Ridiculously good looking and clean build! Really well done from design to end product.
This case is gorgeous ! Awesome work ;)
Fantastic video quality. Happ holidays!!
Super cool ! Awesome craftsmanship!
You should add a vacuum cleaner automatic follow the CNC cutter next time. really nice article .
Great video, and all done for a great purpose! I'm sure your dad loves it! Beautiful work.
Next Level craftsmanship. I am definitely inspired!
I believe that It is very well designed case, regarding PSU and GPU ! GPU for your father, seems that he is still a gamer!
Excellent video and pc case!
custom building this one on the Philippines will cost a lot .. adding a bit more height to fit 2 fans at the bottom with mesh and a glass side panel if you opt for an RGB design would be perfect ..
Sehr schön ausgearbeitetes Gehäuse! Das saubere Kabelmanagement in einem so kleinem Gehäuse ist immer eine Herausforderung :) Erstklassig gelöst!
Damn you went all out, the editing, the project, the quality and even the description. I'd really like to learn some of your skills. You earned a sub, keep it up!
This is an amazing work of art. Thanks for sharing!
New favourite channel! Love this build and love the CNC! Keen to see more!
I wonder if you use a small enough graphics card if you can fit a prebuilt water cooling system in it
This case is so neat! Really impressive job! Well done!
Awesome! But i would also add dust filters.
hy, it looks very nice, design from 70's I LIKE it
That is a beautiful case and a fantastic job in designing and executing your vision!
That was a cool project. Nice!
Fantastic workmanship, beautiful material finish, well done. This is another great reason to build a CNC-I would love one in walnut veneer with a satin silver finish on the aluminum :)
Awesome work.
Mmay I give a sugestion for future desigins?
Change that front 140 fan for an asetek AIO cooling system and turn the Power supply with the intake facing up. It would be perfect without changing the design too much but with perfect temperatures.
Really nice design man.
Excellent engineering and realization.
This would be awesome in a full atx form!!! You could also go pure aluminum!!
man, no more posts in long time. Where are you :(
Beautiful work.
This is soo cool. U done a great job
Excelente trabajo, Felicitaciones.. La cnc tambien esta excelente!!!
Many thanks William
That is an absolutely beautiful case; and my favourite thing of all: amazing DIY work that used DIY tools! Awesome work!
I really like the CNC you built. I am thinking of building my own.
Awesome job! Such an amazing quality for a diy case, really impressive!
great work! it's a perfect case that we can imagine, for this configuration we have toreplace the back fan with a slim one 120mm & make a bigger ventirad for more performance, the GPU is perfectly cooled ! so thank you for sharing this DIY video!
Hi, I really like this case, want to build one but I already have an atx power suply, could you do an itx case to fit an atx power suply for another project or simply modify this case?
You are amazing the techs.
Really good job man a lot of patience, passion and work for a superb result...
Many thank to shared it.
Great video and even better case :) recently I did one too but it's much simpler and more like cube
It looks nice, but I assume that you used acryllic glass for your side panel, which I would refrain from since it catches dust easily.
wow, this is epic. Thanks for sharing.