TEJI Designs™ Kingsley Wong. - Custom case designer & builder.

So it's been quite a while since I last updated my case project(s) but I've run into a bit a busy couple of weeks in the restaurant & at home, but I've worked out a couple complication & possible idea concepts & add-ons once I'm up & running with the designing of newer case(s) sku's. Since I know that I'll be trying to replicate something that is plain cost effective but makes it highly premium for certain key parts + areas I've set my challenge specs of M13 & Silverstream below. <- Unavailable for now..ish.

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'M13 by TEJI Design']

• Dual 5960X
• ASUS X99-Rampage 5 Extreme &/or X99E-WS (#1) Deluxe(#2)
• 32GB DDR4
• SLI GTX = =

 

 

 

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'Silverstream by TEJI Design']

 

What I'm going to learn soon enough

- Airbrush painting

- Metal bending

- Carpentry

- Digital design <- probably when I get a Wacom Cintiq using Illustrator/Indesign/Photoshop.

07/10/2014 - Since my Gold contributor membership has expired I can now dedicate that small offering to my future plans

 

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I’m curious to find out what kind of painting process do you apply to your entire range of NexXxoS radiators in black & white? & what is the end finish type (matt/satin/gloss)?

I’ve been currently been planning for the past year an upcoming project (to be started around early 2015, Q1-Q2, if not sooner) totally custom, which’ll be featuring a couple of your top tier NexXxoS radiators & I was wondering what would the circumstances be if I asked to get these models all painted in white as a said bespoke special edition?

- NexXxoS Monsta 180mm Dual

- NexXxoS XT45 or Monsta 180mm Triple (stuck between whether I want the thickest & least deep rad)

- NexXxoS UT 60 Full copper 420mm – White special edition <- this one is already painted white but it intrigued my interest of asking about the painting process & colour finish.

I’m not asking to be given these for free since I’m well aware it’s hard to get a sponsor when you’re not as known around the modding/pc community. I’d definitely pay for a pretty penny so to speak if this can be arranged & I’d give you a big shout out once I’ve finished my watercooled pc.