I used to have that type of case back in 2000. I had some AMD cpu with a Shuttle ATX motherboard running a VooDoo GFX card. I went through several motherboards and CPU configs over the years up to the AMD Phenom X4 9750 paired with a GTX 960. Now I miss that case due to this vid. Great customizing of that case.
The case was quite simple in construction. I think that's probably why it lasted for so long. It's great that it lasted several builds, it was much loved. Who knows, you might find the case again in future. Thanks again for the compliment. Cheers!.
Thanks for the tip. Maybe in a future project. This project was meant to be for a server... which didn't end up happening.... Good times. Thanks again for the feedback.
- Cordless Drill - with step drill bit to drill out rivets - 125mm angle grinder - with grinding disc to cut longer less intricate cuts in metal - Dremel - with cutting disc to more intricate cuts in metal. - Pliers - Centre punch with hammer - to make guides to drill holes - Rivet gun - with rivets (not sure what size or length) used to reattach all the pieces - Paint (not sure what brand) - Paint remover (not sure what brand) - Double sided tape - to hold the plexi onto the metal. Make sure you buy high holding strength. - Ratchet clamps - to hold pieces down while cutting. I think that covers the main tools and extras. Don't cut the plexiglass like I did with the angle grinder. Score it with something sharp with a ruler as a guide. Then break it along a straight tables edge. Much safer. You don't have to necessarily go for a Dremel, look for another rotary tool brand with good reviews. I had to replace the one in the video at least twice. I've not had a good experience. Sorry about the late reply and have fun modding. Cheers.
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Cool build
I used to have that type of case back in 2000. I had some AMD cpu with a Shuttle ATX motherboard running a VooDoo GFX card. I went through several motherboards and CPU configs over the years up to the AMD Phenom X4 9750 paired with a GTX 960. Now I miss that case due to this vid. Great customizing of that case.
The case was quite simple in construction. I think that's probably why it lasted for so long. It's great that it lasted several builds, it was much loved. Who knows, you might find the case again in future. Thanks again for the compliment. Cheers!.
Looks great. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks for stopping by.
Brilliant video, great music. Im too cheap to pay £141 for the full tower I like - you've inspired me to refurb a 2nd hand one
Thanks Mate. Good plan. Save some money and have some fun. Best of luck!
nice work dude !!!!!!
Belo trabalho! Ficou muito bom, parabéns! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Thanks mate. Thank you for the kind words.
I LIKE so much the idea to use an old monitor (damaged of course... Or not (?) Hahahahahaha) for the side transparent panel
Nice Case, hatte das früher auch mal :)
Thank you my friend. Seems to be a very popular case.
Excelente video, gracias por compartirlo
Thank you my friend. Thanks for watching.
Good job. you could totally remove the slots for the DVDs, and put some front fans
Thanks for the tip. Maybe in a future project. This project was meant to be for a server... which didn't end up happening.... Good times. Thanks again for the feedback.
Sick!
Thanks Mate!
Do it without music, i mean like asmr
Thanks for the feedback. I just made one here th-cam.com/video/OgELAYvTuqo/w-d-xo.html.
Any chance to share the information about the tools used in the video? Thanks.
- Cordless Drill - with step drill bit to drill out rivets
- 125mm angle grinder - with grinding disc to cut longer less intricate cuts in metal
- Dremel - with cutting disc to more intricate cuts in metal.
- Pliers
- Centre punch with hammer - to make guides to drill holes
- Rivet gun - with rivets (not sure what size or length) used to reattach all the pieces
- Paint (not sure what brand)
- Paint remover (not sure what brand)
- Double sided tape - to hold the plexi onto the metal. Make sure you buy high holding strength.
- Ratchet clamps - to hold pieces down while cutting.
I think that covers the main tools and extras.
Don't cut the plexiglass like I did with the angle grinder. Score it with something sharp with a ruler as a guide. Then break it along a straight tables edge. Much safer.
You don't have to necessarily go for a Dremel, look for another rotary tool brand with good reviews. I had to replace the one in the video at least twice. I've not had a good experience.
Sorry about the late reply and have fun modding.
Cheers.
Thank you very much! Your "straight to the point" video encouraged me to do a construction that I have been idealizing for some time.
Nice😋
Thank you
Jóia parabéns
Thank you
u used a screen of a old tv as plexiglass ??
Yes. I would avoid cutting it with an angle grinder, not a great idea.
Great
Thank you
Awaiting graphics card
Video is never finished 😆
That's true. Hopefully, the GPU market dies down soon.
Bro add tamblaine
Show 🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷
DIY casemod wood
Definitely under consideration. Thanks for the suggestion.
Hi
sucking air from below? pass