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Hey there! I have been really excited to build a somewhat portable, to be watercooled build in a few weeks, computer, but I just can't seem to find the perfect watercooling case. My original plan was to go with the bitfenix prodigy and do some case mods to it, and if I don't decide to do this then I will probably stick to that plan. Anyway the question is, should I just make my own case? Where would I start - research, how to, what materials, ect.? Any help would be great, I have a ton of tools at hand, my dad is loves engineering and my family has a construction business, so I would have some guidance on how to do basic things like welding from my dad. Again, all help would be great! Thanks!

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You have to wrry about mountability, airflow, and precise bays and such so stuff cant wobble out. Its a cool idea, but I think you should start out with buying a normal case, then doing the project. Dont rely on it first.

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You have to wrry about mountability, airflow, and precise bays and such so stuff cant wobble out. Its a cool idea, but I think you should start out with buying a normal case, then doing the project. Dont rely on it first.

Yea my plan is to of course hold the computer in the Prodigy while I work on the custom case :P so you think I should start on a schematic?

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Yea my plan is to of course hold the computer in the Prodigy while I work on the custom case :P so you think I should start on a schematic?

Use some of the many programs you have at your disposal @WoodenMarker what programs do you suggest?

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Use some of the many programs you have at your disposal @WoodenMarker what programs do you suggest?

Well I personally use Maya and others have often used Google Sketchup. 

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