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Warfarin88 · 05-19-09

Pic update.

Lugged the box outside for some decent shots of the side panels, new loop, and ram cooler.

First, a walk around:

and the fun stuff:

The fan controller is a pretty standard mod. I swapped in four UV orange (non LED) 40mm fans I picked up from PPC's. I did tap out the 4/40 fan screw holes to take my M3 hardware, and knocked out the 6/32 inserts for the four main thumbscrew mounts and tapped those holes for some 10/32 hex head screws I had laying around. I've got some ideas I want to try for lighting it that would also provide some ambient light in the case, but for now, I think I'll probably leave it. Maybe I'll get more motivated if I ever decide to throw a window in.

I'll close with what I consider to be one of the first decent macro shots I've taken:

Cheers folks.

05-19-09	#506 (permalink)
Warfarin88 _______________ Join Date: Feb 2008 Posts: 843 Rep: 166 Unique Rep: 117 Trader Rating: 0	Pic update. Lugged the box outside for some decent shots of the side panels, new loop, and ram cooler. First, a walk around: and the fun stuff: The fan controller is a pretty standard mod. I swapped in four UV orange (non LED) 40mm fans I picked up from PPC's. I did tap out the 4/40 fan screw holes to take my M3 hardware, and knocked out the 6/32 inserts for the four main thumbscrew mounts and tapped those holes for some 10/32 hex head screws I had laying around. I've got some ideas I want to try for lighting it that would also provide some ambient light in the case, but for now, I think I'll probably leave it. Maybe I'll get more motivated if I ever decide to throw a window in. I'll close with what I consider to be one of the first decent macro shots I've taken: Cheers folks.