2016 Thermaltake CaseMOD Invitational Season 2 - The White Eagle

[Mlody]

Graphics cards installed and connected + now you can see how the power supply will be installed

[i-deluxe]

wow this is a sweet looking build, 10 / 10 so far.

love the fact that you are actually doing custom work and to the case, most people just have money and buy parts and assemble, where as your doing the homework, groundwork, design, and build. very nice my friend..

[Mlody]

Thanks a lot for kind words @i-deluxe

This is a bracket they I am going to use to fit PSU in place

In the meantime I am finishing the covers as well

[Mlody]

Here you can see how the PSU will be fitted inside the covers 

 

[Mlody]

I just mounted the custom cassette reservoirs inside core X5, this is the part for which a lot of you probably was waiting

[Mlody]

So the project is coming to it's end. I just finished the hard tubing for both loops. No I need to just drill 4 more holes and adjust the color of cover to match the paint on the case and of course finish custom cabling As you can see pumps are already sleeved

[Mlody]

Custom cable for Thermaltake PSU are ready and front panel cables are sleeved, please stay tuned for final photos on weekend

[Mlody]

Some small spy photos, WH near complete, just cover left to mount and some cable management

[HeroXLazer]

How did you design and get those reservoirs made?

[i-deluxe]

Wow this really is something else, i mean its people like you that inspire thousands of other people to want to be engineers, designers, as this is seriously NASA type extreme high quality design, build and fabrication.

 

[Mlody]

Thanks guys for such kind words I am really glad if I can inspire even a single person this is what makes my work worth something and keeps me going even further
@HeroXLazer First of all I take raw measurements and then transfer them and to the 3D software than I use my imagination and star designing, after this process I ask my friend to cut my projects on the CNC machine.

 

The time has come. White Eagle project is come to it's end. I want to really really thanks Thermaltake Technology Inc for inviting me to such great competition which Thermaltake Casemod Invitational Season 2 really is! I also want to give huge thanks to all sponsors of this incredible event, without you it wouldn't be possible, thank you Newegg, Thermaltake Technology Inc, TteSPORTS, ASUS, ASUS Republic of Gamers, Avexir Memory Development Dialog, V-Color Technology Inc., Seagate, Intel, LUXA2
So here are the final photos of project White Eagle, please enjoy
P.S Lot's of photos

[HeroXLazer]

On 1/15/2017 at 11:10 AM, Mlody said:

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Amazing build, also what 3D program do you use?

Edited January 18, 2017 by Ryan_Vickers
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[Mlody]

Fusion 360 or google sketchup  

[HeroXLazer]

6 hours ago, Mlody said:

Fusion 360 or google sketchup  

Okay. How's Fusion 360, I've gotten used to SketchUp and now moving to SolidWorks?

[Mlody]

Fusion 360 is in my opinion more sophisticated tool then sketchup (not as much as solid works) but It have couple handy features like direct export for cad to cam and then to g-codes for CNC machine  

[Mlody]

The 2016 CaseMOD Invitational Season 2 voting is starting today! I'd be honored if one of you finds it's worth and give me a voice
All you have to do is head over to Thermaltake forum and vote for who you think should win this season's CaseMOD Invitational for your chance to win one of the listed prizes!

Voting page: https://goo.gl/GkXHVY

Big thanks in advance