would you be interested

[the gamer that is bad]

i am an engineering student preparing for next year i need to make a sellable product and i was thinking a budget 2 system case that o could make on a small scale so i don't have to compromise on cost quality or cooling. i just want to know if this is worth pursuing this project.

[kelvinhall05]

>small production run

>cheap

>no compromises

 

Pick two.

[Middcore]

I'm not exactly sure how "budget" and "don't have to compromise on cost" are supposed to go together. 

 

Dual system cases exist from major brands like Phanteks, etc. They aren't even really that expensive. I can go buy a Phanteks Enthoo Pro 2 right now for under $150.

 

To convince anybody to pick your product over one of those options, you would need to offer something in the same ballpark of quality at a substantially lower price (doubtful since you lack the economies of scale for manufacturing that established brands benefit from), or something so outstandingly superior in terms of features that people are willing to pay more, probably substantially more, and take the risk of buying a product from some random guy on the internet which they may or may not ever actually get (doubtful again).

 

If you mean that for your project you actually have to produce a complete, finished, physical product, not just a design, and then actually get someone to buy it, I have to say that I don't think this is the right idea. 

[the gamer that is bad]

11 minutes ago, kelvinhall05 said:

>small production run

>cheap

>no compromises

 

Pick two.

i can do all three because my school pays for materials 

 

11 minutes ago, Middcore said:

I'm not exactly sure how "budget" and "don't have to compromise on cost" are supposed to go together. 

 

Dual system cases exist from major brands like Phanteks, etc. They aren't even really that expensive. I can go buy a Phanteks Enthoo Pro 2 right now for under $150.

 

To convince anybody to pick your product over one of those options, you would need to offer something in the same ballpark of quality at a substantially lower price (doubtful since you lack the economies of scale for manufacturing that established brands benefit from), or something so outstandingly superior in terms of features that people are willing to pay more, probably substantially more, and take the risk of buying a product from some random guy on the internet which they may or may not ever actually get (doubtful again).

 

If you mean that for your project you actually have to produce a complete, finished, physical product, not just a design, and then actually get someone to buy it, I have to say that I don't think this is the right idea. 

I'm trying to get it under $120 and i can use any thickness alaninium the only thing i kneed to pay fore is fans screws and mounting parts

[thrasher_565]

custom alaninium case they all went out of business. like case labs and lian li no longer makes alaninium case as it cost too much so $120 in your dreams.

mountenmods is still around and some what affordable i bet you cant beet them.  but what do i no...

[kelvinhall05]

8 hours ago, the gamer that is bad said:

i can do all three because my school pays for materials 

It is literally impossible to do all three, and the materials will be the cheapest part.

8 hours ago, the gamer that is bad said:

I'm trying to get it under $120

lol good luck with that

[the gamer that is bad]

3 hours ago, kelvinhall05 said:

It is literally impossible to do all three, and the materials will be the cheapest part.

lol good luck with that

what other parts art there i have the tools thanks to my uncles old machine shop i won't beat the Phanteks Enthoo Pro 2 in looks tough

[TheCoder2019]

@the gamer that is bad

@kelvinhall05

 

I would go for these two:

 

small production run

no compromises

 

Who else agrees?