Been planning this build since i sold my previous case due to my actual space limitations (too big and heavy). I didn't want to spend a lot $$ on it since it will be more a benchtable than a "full case", so I'll be using old wood planks from my backyard, althoug they'll get a rejuvenation in the process (or at least i'll try lol
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The main structure will be full made of wood with some metal and yellow accents (due to the components color).
For the components i'll be using my current main rig:
Yeah but the far right looks more like your model. The middle one looks dull, but hey whichever you like, I've always liked darker color wood finishes. Either way this build is going to be sick, I can't believe no one else has subbed this build. Definitely an original build, I love it.
Yeah but the far right looks more like your model. The middle one looks dull, but hey whichever you like, I've always liked darker color wood finishes. Either way this build is going to be sick, I can't believe no one else has subbed this build. Definitely an original build, I love it.
Did some work on the feets, put a piece of wood inside and filled the borders with wood filler/glue, now they just need a good sanding and they're good to go.
More paint
Decided to change the front panel with a better plank, less old and dirty, also it's higher so it's at the levelof the motherboard tray now. Also made two brackets to hold the front panel in it's place and to be able to remove it.
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