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Old 11-26-07   #21 (permalink)
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Looking good man. Keep the pics coming
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Great start! that will look awesome with a nice shiny coat of paint. Can't wait for more.Keep up the good work.
*edit* Nice keg.
Didn't even realize it was in the background. I guess this update was brought to OCN by Busch light. Thanks for all the good comments everyone. If there are any suggestions on more mods I should do or upgrades to the current ones please throw them out there.

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....er you know if that was Canadian beer your cuts wouldn't be so straight Eh.
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Looks great, cant wait to see more!
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Update is that there is nothing new to report. Since I am in college and away from my shop at home it makes mods hard to do. I am planning on getting the front doors sanded and ready to be painted, in the next week or so. I will post pics of that progress as it happens.

Need suggestions on how to attach the mesh to the front panels. I am thinking about rivets. Rivets would be used to attach the side panel also then. Anyone have a better suggestion?

I can't wait to get back home in 2 weeks to finish this project off. Also thanks for all the support.
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Looks very nice. i've been trying to get an old gatewat 2000 case, but i never have seen one like that, that's a modders wet dream case.
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I started to sand the plastic front panel to get it ready for paint. There will be lots of sanding to get them perfect. I will have pictures once I finish completely. Sanding is boring!!

Also does anyone know of a source for the hole locations of an ATX Mobo. I know I can measure mine but that seems like a lot of work. I am hoping to find a template for the holes.

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I started to sand the plastic front panel to get it ready for paint. There will be lots of sanding to get them perfect. I will have pictures once I finish completely. Sanding is boring!!

Also does anyone know of a source for the hole locations of an ATX Mobo. I know I can measure mine but that seems like a lot of work. I am hoping to find a template for the holes.

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Cant you just put the Mobo on the metal and mark the holes with a pencil through the screw openings. Am I missing something? Or do you mean something else?
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