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Casey Neistat themed casemod

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What?

If you are into vlogging and Youtube you may already know Casey Neistat, one of the bigger Youtubers right now and growing fast.

He is a awsome film maker and DIY guy, check him out! -> https://www.youtube.com/user/caseyneistat

Casey got my attention a couple of month ago with his hacking, customizations and other

solutions to every day problems, in his style.

 

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Why?

So, one day when i was thinking of a theme for my next mod i decided to do a Casey Neistat themed computer build, fetching some of his creations into the case.

Not sure why i´m doing this, just a fun thing and a complete opposite of what i normally do, where i seek to perfect and do everything as perfect as it can be.

Maybe a kind of a tribute? not sure, well, here it goes!

 

The hardware

Bitfenix NEOS case

Some drive cages from different other cases

3x3TB drives, 2x2TB drives, 1TB os-drive.

AMD 5800k APU

Asrock FM2A88X motherboard

8GB ram, Corsair Vengeance

 

The result!

And here it is, my Casey Neistat custom computer!

 

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And, it´s not a build log without the pics.

 

The case - Bitfenix Neos Window

 

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Casey have very custom glasses of his own, here i tried to replicate that effect he has on the glasses in the side window panel.

 

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Made a window decal of the very same Casey, with his custom glasses on.

 

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On his Boosted board, pictured in the top. He made a arrow to tell wich way is forward.

I took this detail into the front panel.

 

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One other characteristic part of Casey is his "selfie-stick", he is using a Joby Gorillapod and holding his Canon 70D in one hand.

I had to snatch this detail too. Off to the store and bought a gorilla pod, removed 4 pieces of it and made it fit the case, as case feets :)

 

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They had to be cut first

 

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Turned out pretty good

 

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In one of Caseys videos, he makes a custom carry-on bag with a custom holder for his Penny skateboard.

Skating is big in his movies, so i can´t leave this out.

Had to buy a Pennyboard just to get one, i can´t skate and i probably brake it if i tried standing on it :)

 

Here is first a picture of Caseys custom bag, and the following picture of my interpretation of it.

See his video here:

 

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Made a fast-forward video of the works too.


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This is really cool and I'm a huge Casey fan (you should tweet this at him) but I'm not sure I get the point of the penny board. I know it's what Casey does but he does it for functionality and convenience (which is why he does a lot of mods) and so I don't entirely get it.

 

Wicked cool though.

My rig: Intel Core i7-8700K OC 4.8 | NZXT Kraken X62 | ASUS Z370-F | 16 GB Trident Z RGB 3000 (2x8) | EVGA 1070 SC | EVGA SuperNova NEX650G1 | NZXT H700 | Samsung 250GB 850-EVO | 2x 2TB Seagate Barracuda HDDs 

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This is really cool and I'm a huge Casey fan (you should tweet this at him) but I'm not sure I get the point of the penny board. I know it's what Casey does but he does it for functionality and convenience (which is why he does a lot of mods) and so I don't entirely get it.

 

Wicked cool though.

I did his mod with the canon-strap and the rubber-string he did on his carry-on bag, but i couldnt do it without a penny-board, so i had to buy one just to get the complete theme :)

I just tried to catch many of his own mods, into a computer case ;)

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The ultimate thing to do on that case is spray paint it white then scratch the shit out of it

Haha, i had a idea of that, but the case is a low budget one and it would probably scratch alot below the white.

So i stuck with the white effect on the edges of the case window

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