Update 22
As promised prior, here's are the updates! And I got quite a bit of stuff done actually!!
Thanks for the hundredth time neighbor?
My room in a complete mess... garage is off limits at the moment for some other reasons :thumb
So, I'm putting my wood framework together. The main pieces that is (the base, motherboard and the back panel)
Everything will be done with screws and a mix of glue, so this ain't no flimsy stuff.
One mounted so far:
Can stand up on itself now yay, much better for demonstrations.
Okay, so that was last night's stuff. Now for this morning's, where I get the real deal done.
Opening scene~
After reading through wood working tips,I know to putty over the screw heads to get a flush look.
One support block, crap load more to go
The two main blocks which secure the back and base.
The screw work, as I said this will be putty-ed over.
Now for the motherboard panel:
Very neat! The two other blocks makes it easier for me to measure out stuff because it makes it stand quite straight
OKAY, all mounted
You can faintly see the screw heads on the left hand side of the mothnerboard panel.
Okay no for powersupply mounting.
I won't actually be screwing the powersupply in, rather I will create a very tight fitting slot that secures the powersupply safely in its place:
You can see a wooden spacer which places the powersupply away from the harddrive cage that will come in front of it.
The powersupply will not shift a lot, plus there will be an enclosure over ther powersupply that channels all the hot air outside of the case.
Aerial
Alright, that is enough for now, I still have more to go but I do not want to heap everything into one update.
TOO BE CONTINUED
As promised prior, here's are the updates! And I got quite a bit of stuff done actually!!
Thanks for the hundredth time neighbor?
My room in a complete mess... garage is off limits at the moment for some other reasons :thumb
So, I'm putting my wood framework together. The main pieces that is (the base, motherboard and the back panel)
Everything will be done with screws and a mix of glue, so this ain't no flimsy stuff.
One mounted so far:
Can stand up on itself now yay, much better for demonstrations.
Okay, so that was last night's stuff. Now for this morning's, where I get the real deal done.
Opening scene~
After reading through wood working tips,I know to putty over the screw heads to get a flush look.
One support block, crap load more to go
The two main blocks which secure the back and base.
The screw work, as I said this will be putty-ed over.
Now for the motherboard panel:
Very neat! The two other blocks makes it easier for me to measure out stuff because it makes it stand quite straight
OKAY, all mounted
You can faintly see the screw heads on the left hand side of the mothnerboard panel.
Okay no for powersupply mounting.
I won't actually be screwing the powersupply in, rather I will create a very tight fitting slot that secures the powersupply safely in its place:
You can see a wooden spacer which places the powersupply away from the harddrive cage that will come in front of it.
The powersupply will not shift a lot, plus there will be an enclosure over ther powersupply that channels all the hot air outside of the case.
Aerial
Alright, that is enough for now, I still have more to go but I do not want to heap everything into one update.
TOO BE CONTINUED
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System Build
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There'll be so much more than this empty wooden husk in the end 
Life would be so much better with a disc sander at home.
