PSU Shroud/Cover - Question

[Xafer]

Hey guys

 

So i've read alot of topics about people making PSU covers out of different materials. 

But one thing i cant seem to find out is - How do u guys fasten the cover? 

 

I want a simple way of fastening it that isnt too permanent.

[Ivyk]

Most people screw them into the case.

[Xafer]

Most people screw them into the case.

 

So they drill new holes in the case?

[Ivyk]

So they drill new holes in the case?

 

You kinda have to if you use screws.

[Guest D1G1T4L1Z3R]

use duct tape

[Hecknologist]

there are some really strong double-sided tape (industrial) that will hold without physically damaging the case. The guys at MNPCTech stuck an entire setup (desktop, monitor, keyboard etc) to a window with some.

[kinkywink]

Hey guys

 

So i've read alot of topics about people making PSU covers out of different materials. 

But one thing i cant seem to find out is - How do u guys fasten the cover? 

 

I want a simple way of fastening it that isnt too permanent.

Velcro that sht!

[RWT98]

Weld it ?

[aom]

Weld it ?

because its easy and totally not expensive way to attach a piece to a case not permenantly.

I suggest double side tape or velcro.

[W-L]

Hey guys

 

So i've read alot of topics about people making PSU covers out of different materials. 

But one thing i cant seem to find out is - How do u guys fasten the cover? 

 

I want a simple way of fastening it that isnt too permanent.

Personally I'd make a magnetic mount using some neodymium magnets mounted to the back of the shroud and have it just stick to the bottom of the case with a paring set if you've like very specific placement of the shroud every time. 

 

Just an example: http://damacleod.files.wordpress.com/2011/09/jazzmasterday09_07.jpg

[RWT98]

because its easy and totally not expensive way to attach a piece to a case not permenantly.

I suggest double side tape or velcro.

it was more or less a joke i wasnt serious about it lol 

[LukaP]

i just used a pcie bracket cover, attached that to the midplate, then had a support below the midplate on the other side