I'll be watching. I like seeing what others are doing with their CaseLabs rigs.
Yeah I have vice-grips I could have used, but like you mentioned, the threads get jacked. I just used two nuts right at the spot to cut and they keep the threads good.Originally Posted by Ceadderman;13110751
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BTW you could use a standard large pair of pliers to cut your bolts down instead of using a Hacksaw. At least the Hacksaw gives a cleaner result if you need for the threads not to be fouled. So in the future if it doesn't matter you can save yourself the tedium.![]()
~Ceadder:drink:
I have those, but not as good as advertised. It is actually easier for me to just hack saw them.Originally Posted by XxGrave;13110989
Just buy some wire strippers that have the 6-32 cutter in them.
Probably using just the outer fan housing as Shrouds to eliminate the dead spot at the center of the fan blade area.Originally Posted by rugox;13116319
Why did you stack the fans? They don't really help.
LOL!Originally Posted by rugox;13116319
Why did you stack the fans? They don't really help.
Thanks Papa!Originally Posted by PapaSmurf;13116362
I'm so liking this build. But then I tend to like any build using an EP45-UD3P (even if it's only as a mockup). That way I can see how it fits and looks on other cases and builds. Plus I love Neon Green fans.
Probably using just the outer fan housing as Shrouds to eliminate the dead spot at the center of the fan blade area.
It is 2 13/16" or 71.43mm, but it overhangs slightly to match up with the sides. Actual usable extra room is 2 1/2" -ish or 63-64mm.Originally Posted by werds;13164920
How tall is the extended top?