BlazeBird
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Cut it out on a plasma table, stuck it on with magnets.
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Design update: to decrease labour requirements, I'm gonna be making a frame from 1.5" x 1.5" x 1/8" angle bar, and just bolting all the panels but the back one onto it. This will allow me to easily rotate or flip the motherboard simply by rearranging panels. The MB tray, rear panel, and frame will be all welded together, but aside from that all assembly will be bolts and screws.
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I'm working on my own case too! Using overly thick steel as the main (and only) material.
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Heh. I was thinking more... utilitarian than military. "You want a tough case? Here's a tough case. Those bolts ain't gonna shear any time soon. "
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Yep! Might actually do some weathering. With a shotgun.
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It does kinda bother me, but this was just a lot easier to design and form.
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I made a perforated steel front panel. Stays on with magnets.
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Decided to fix the masterbox lite 5. Airflow now exists.
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The whole thing will go together with bolts, so every single panel can be moved on their own and assembled on site! It will be about the same size as the Corsair 1000D, so you're right to call it a monster!
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Hey, so I've been working on designing a custom PC case, and wanted to know what people think! It is very large and over the top; the main material of the final case will be eleven gauge steel, and the side panels will be quarter inch steel plate. Yes. It will be heavy. 3 5.25 inch bays 16 3.5 inch bays 32 2.5 inch bays Every panel will be able to be replaced with different ones. Ie, 2x200mm fans in front to 6x140mm fans. Attached is a render of the final case, as well as pictures of a sheet metal prototype for mockup purposes. Average pc case frame for size comparison.
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