Unique PC case made of old plywood! The result is gorgeous
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Your ideas are very good. You do it well too. I love to watch
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Did it stay cool?
End-to-end cooling! It was very cold)
I never could imagine the result you made!!!!!! What a great job!!!! Woooooow!!!!
I thought you were making a speaker with subwoofer. did not know that it was a casing. Superb work there
case*
I thought the exact same thing. That is despite me already having seen the thumbnail where a CPU is clearly shown.
I got bamboozled 👀
I bet it sounds like a dehumidifier running even with the noctua fan(s).
I have done some woodworks in the past but this woodwork plan th-cam.com/users/postUgkxZF0EMnrujZvqHhGkxiz559uIABJWR9TG helps me do much in a far lesser time than i used to do i have already built several projects with this plan and i intend to do many more soon. Thank you so much!
I tried building something similar - but it wooden work! :-p
[throws tomatoes]🍅🍅🍅😂
lol 🙄
Soooo, maybe this is knot fir yew.
I tried branching out but I didn't twig on early enough I should have leaf it alone :-p
@@StreamerInfo You're going out on a limb with that one.
Excellent design and presentation, reminded me of an early fifties Silverton (AM) radio I used to listen to the baseball games with my Father, and still have to this day - not exact but a general design, brought back a lot of fond memories.
As soon as I finish a project for my Wife I'm going to build this as a CD/Radio with (smaller) matching speakers for my shop, thank you for a truly unique design and for sharing it with us.
Bad design actually. The power supply has no air intake, it's choked.. It's going to heat up, untill it burns.
The PSU doesn't look like it can breathe properly. Watch your temps.
Didn't know where you were going with this at first. Now that it's done I LOVE IT!!! Thanks for the share
You certainly had me guessing right until the end what it was.
Great work.
Great idea! Great looking! I’d love to have the details of how you selected PC parts to make the computer! 👌🏻
I thought it was too big for an ITX Case, then I saw an NH-D15 attached to the motherboard. And it was a nice fit! Great job, Vanya, my friend! looking forward for more projects like this in the future.
High-end pc build. And should warm your room nicely too.
You cheeky little bugger! 🤣🤣🤣👍
Warm the room it's going to burn his house down the ground, very skillfully done but this man doesn't know how how hot PC get
1060, high end. Pick one.
Amazing idea and execution! I was looking for a nice enclosure for my next project (not a PC) and this one is a perfect inspiration. I'll let you know when I upload my video. Keep on those good ideas 👊
Excellent, truly excellent. Thank you very much, a pleasure to watch. Quality. Gratitude. Regards Gareth Wiltshire UK.
Much better airflow than some modern cases cranked out these days. Looks great too!
What a great quality build. 👌🏾
Fantastic job mate, looks amazing. 👍🏾
Офигенно!!!👍👏👏👏 Молодец, отличная идея и исполнение☺️
This was beautiful and unexpected. I thought you were making a picnic basket lol. I have one suggestion. Since you went through all the trouble making a compact ITX form factor build, you should add a strap for portability. Something like the handles for guitar amplifiers would be nice. A brown leather of course! Good job, man!
Beautiful. Reading the comments about air flow and heating issues are irrelevant. The admiration of the end result and the techniques to get there is what counts. Excellent job !!
You did an excellent job; I'm inspired!!!
I've been building Systems, Servers and Networks since 1985. This is awesome!
Awesome looking case. One thing I’d consider changing is for the back cover. Look into using threaded inserts and machine screws for attaching it. Looks cleaner, and it’ll be way more durable if/when you have to remove/reattach the panel in the future.
Very good idea.
Looks nice, I would like to see a follow up video that shows the operating temps of this PC and what your CPU, motherboard and drive temps are at through whatever paces you put it through.
Absolutely awesome looking build!
Now that it has been three weeks since you have built it, how is it keeping up? How is the heat dissipation? Is it a problem?
I like the idea that you have all these big powertools and saws, yet the only screwdriver you have to work on a pc looks like it came out of a cereal box :D
Wow impressive! I was thinking of something similar for an outdoor projector, kind of like a suit case. Your finished look is great
Just wonderfull! Thank you for sharing with us.
It was a little painful to see all that ply from the holes heading for the scrap bin, but I really liked the result.
I love to see pc cases that are different and doesn't nessesarily look like all the mainstream, mass-produced cases.
God work.
Amazing and clean work. Love it ❤
I think I can make this. Been a wood worker for a while now. Love it. Nice job buddy!
I thought it was a picnic basket however, your PC case looks awesome!
So nice. Well done. I could definitely see that in my office instead of the ugly case I have now
When craftspeople make projects look that easy...I know I'm in for a long day....
Simply wonderful and unique! Great job!
Absolute pure class! Amazing!!
Прям завидую твердости рук в работе с электролобзиком у вас. Просто супер. А какая это мать, такая маленькая? И как оно в работе, не греется?
Fantástico. Excelente trabalho. Sensacional. Parabéns. 🔝🔝🔝💯👍👍👍
just... WOW! Beautiful!
Fantastic! I’ve been pranked! Never guessed that you were crafting a PC case! Love it 👍👏👍👏
dude the circle on circle inception you did! Great bit of intelligent craftsman ship
Very Cool! Great job! It's so fascinating to keep getting reminded of how narrow-minded I am when it comes to creative endeavors! Thank you for sharing!
OMG that is an excellent PC tower !!! Love it
Really wondering about the airflow and if enough too cool all down when heavy loaded...
That PSU especially! Looks like it's getting no air at all.
Very nice Vanya, sleek design that can be adapted for several uses. Makes me wish I had a desktop, maybe I'll build a version for a blue tooth speaker. Thank you!
прикольно, просто и особо без заморочек! 👍
I like the thought that went into this, never seen a wooden computer case. Thanks for sharing
VERY excellent work!! Love this idea!
Talk about one of the smart people in this world.
Great stuff. My only concerns would be airflow, as others have mentioned, and electromagnetic interference. If it starts doing weird stuff, you could pretty easily use conductive paint to shield the inside of the cavity.
Is wood bro... No elecromagnetic things will survive on it :)
@@babypower9582 The wood itself won't do anything to shield the internal components from external EMI, or to shield anything outside from the EMI generated by the computer components themselves. If wood could do that, computer speakers wouldn't need to be shielded.
@@jamesgilbert124 i think we talk about electrostatic? PSU is grounded and all components are linked to PSU case.
@@babypower9582 Not static so much as stray EM fields caused by anything from mains wiring to solar flares.
PSU grounding will help, but most PC cases are metal and act as a Faraday cage, shunting stray current generated by EMI to ground and protecting the contents. He may never have any problems. But especially with the sensitivity of modern computer components it seems *to me* that shielding the cavity would be both easy and prudent.
@@jamesgilbert124 i have a pc with 6 gtx1070 sittin on a plastic tray for 3 years. Unless you have the house under power line is ok
Awesome build! Love to know where to find that mounting bracket you used for the motherboard :)
Absolutely beautiful!
you had me in the first half, I'm not gonna lie.
nice case by the way
Gret work very nice👌
සුපිරි 👌👍
A làm video hay lắm
What a great idea, well done.
I ended up building my own case recently also out of wood. Nothing nearly as fancy as that but water cooled. One thing I love about your design is how it has two clear intakes from the outside. I don't think many people realize the catastrophe that these cards that self feed hot air are. You see a lot of comments on Air versus Water and the one big difference is that with water you have the option to send all hot air out of the case. Perhaps that would be food for thought for your next build, a compartmentalized area that allows the GPU to blow all that hotness out and not inside the case. These are actually my thoughts for the next case.
Anyway, great build, I hope you're enjoying it.
Parabéns excelente trabalho
Wonderful idea and great woodworking craftsmanship. Superb job. I have one question where do you buy your PC components from and approximately how much were they to buy. It’s a wonderful project I need to do too. Thanks
Can get them from computer stores like scan.co.uk or overclockers.co.uk. Can be quite expensive!
This is going to confuse the hell out of some future Archaeologist.
....what a great idea!
Very nice and here I thought it was going to be a radio or bluetooth speaker, but no it turned out to be a very nice computer, well done Sir! I hope you get much enjoyment out of it.
It's got some Fallout or Bioshock vibes. Nice!
That's pretty dope! I'll have to build me one.
Amazing looking build. I'm concerned about the PSU orientation though, pulling what it can of air from under an i9 in an ITX can't be good for longevity, and in a wooden case, I'm afraid it might be a fire hazard.
Gaming would most likely not be a good idea. But editing and stuff wouldn't be a problem.
Depends what he uses it for I guess
beautiful work dude, accents the desk top without the case look
muito legal, parabéns! De ilhabela SP Brasil
That turned out great, but I liked it better when I thought it was a gorgeous basket/container.
This is so coool
CONGRATULATIONS WERE BEAUTIFUL
Genius at work. One of the most creative and innovative things ever seen. Well done.
Great idea, beautiful result. Lovely!
Very well done 👍
I've no clue what it is exactly.... A WiFi router perhaps.... But the wrk y very good. I like ur home made jig 4ur router !!!! And ya gotta love little routers 😃.
Ease of use, fits the hand well 4 one handed wrk. Plus it is blue 😂👍🏽🤗
Good works. Like the muted finish.
Great build!
I would like to see that you'll do back grill also like the front and side grills.
that rear IO is just gorgeous !
Thats beautiful, nice one
Se mira genial 👌🏻👌🏻
Beautiful. thank you for the inspiration.
Watched start to finish. Good video and great PC case.
Looks like a Genelec monitor - very nice.
That my friend, is slick!
That's such a unique and beautiful build
Well, I have to say that I didn't see that coming. What great case!
*Excellent 🤘* just beautiful and great work 💪
Beautiful absolutely beautiful!
You should have incorporated some aluminum sheets to the design to dissipate some heat. You really have to monitor your heat build up. But over all it looks great. Great video. Please let us have some follow up dates.
Hermoso proyecto amigo!
Amazing little case! It's so unassuming too. I love it!
That is awesome. Love it.
Maravilloso 👏👏
Um dos casemod mais bonitos que ja vi
Hermoso puro arte!
That's awesome! Great video.
Like many, I guessed it would have been a speaker cabinet. Really cool tower, mate.
I first thought it was a speaker box. Then I realized it actually wast just a fancy heater ;)
Watching from philippines city of valenzuela
Most excellent work ... very well done
Fantastic! Excellent job and tools.
5:25 for cutting concentric circles don't cut all the way leave a bit of material for support.
So it will be easier to cut inside circles or vice versa.
You did a great job
I was going to say something about the excess waste produced making the squared rings from plywood but I'm going to give it a pass because it was a computer case. I've got serious reservations about wooden computer cases from a heat dispersion perspective. How are the thermals on that PC? Looks neat! It has an old school radio vibe going on :)
Perhaps from the waste he will make ever smaller (RPi ? cases) like Russian dolls - all the way down to an attractive ye olde worldy iPhone case.
gorgeous indeed!!!
That is a super idea. Thanks for the great videos. I especially like the no talking.
OMFG a PC case?thanks for confirming that with a woodshop full of tools and machines you can make a BOX!
Muy buen trabajo, muy prolijo; pero la ventilación me parece deficiente, ya que es muy cerrada la perforación de la trama del aluminio y la madera no disipa temperatura interna