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Originally Posted by jacobthellamer
Nice work! looking really good  |
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Originally Posted by Aaron_Henderson
Sweet work man. Looks great.
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Originally Posted by JohnDProb
nice... alot of patience involved in that and some very fine craftsmenship
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Originally Posted by CattleRustler
that switch panel looks really good mate
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Thanks heaps guys...the idea was to bring some steel look into the case and provide a means to do away with the ultra bright blue stock system LEDs
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Originally Posted by oliverw92
Nice switch panel! That must have cost at least £50 in switches right there!
EDIT: Subbed and have your first rep |
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Originally Posted by LuckySe7ens
Subbed also! That looks great keep it up and #2 Rep for you.
Side note: lots of pics = awesome.
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YAY!!! first rep...thanks heaps.
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Originally Posted by photonmoo
Those anti vandals look good with the mesh bezels, well done on that  |
Thanks.
Next step is to make a contact connection for the left side panel so i don't have to plug and unplug the fan connector. Its the job i have been putting off as I've been trying to figure out what to use.
My first thoughts were to use the connections from battery holders...at the start springs from AAA battery holders. but after i had a look at them decided they would be too ugly. I Then contemplated button cell holders...and bought a few to play with
But have decided they are just too flimsy and will not look as clean as i hope.
Next brain wave was to try and source some cheap spring steel from somewhere...not easy...but then thought of using pen retention clips or hair clips...The pen clip has the advantage of being wider and thicker...which would also make it harder to work with...so I think I will have a decent attept at using the hair clips...I'll keep you informed.
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