supply for modding things in Germany?

[19_blackie_73]

Hey guys,

I'm starting to prepare to build my own computer case completely from scratch. Where do i find such things like these little plugs for power button etc? Don't no what to look for to be honest. How do I find them?

Thanks in advance!

[J0hN_TH3_P4P7T0]

Here this e-shop is located at Danmark så that you dont need to pay any toll fee, they have lots of stuff from power button to skrews, acrylic glass, cables and mounts.

 

http://www.coolerkit.com/shop/frontpage.html

[Super1337victim]

Maybe Caseking. They´ve a lot. https://www.caseking.de/

 

I wanted to build my own case a while ago. But thought it would be far to complex, so i dumped it. 

I´m curious what´s in your mind. Maybe you want to share your ideas, thoughts and maybe a Buildlog  would be awesome. 

 

 

[19_blackie_73]

2 hours ago, Super1337victim said:

Maybe Caseking. They´ve a lot. https://www.caseking.de/

 

I wanted to build my own case a while ago. But thought it would be far to complex, so i dumped it. 

I´m curious what´s in your mind. Maybe you want to share your ideas, thoughts and maybe a Buildlog  would be awesome. 

 

 

Will start designing and so on over the holidays, if it is worth it and if i decide to do it, i will put a build log on here.   maybe I even remember to tag you  

My ideas are based on the cases @Willy Dijo made, will be standard ATX unless I'll find some sponsors because I would replace my current case, which i really love but I really like the idea of a selfmade case and would be a nice project for the free time i have around march.

I took a look at casekings website, but they have all plugs and things EXCEPT these particular plugs for the front I/O, in particular the plugs for power/reset button. But i didn't find them anywhere...

[Super1337victim]

21 minutes ago, 19_blackie_73 said:

....   maybe I even remember to tag you  ...

Would be awesome

21 minutes ago, 19_blackie_73 said:

... I took a look at casekings website, but they have all plugs and things EXCEPT these particular plugs for the front I/O, in particular the plugs for power/reset button. But i didn't find them anywhere...

electrically those IO  buttons and switches are very simple, and a variety of switches and buttons can be used.  But if you search for a special style or kind of button/switch you will have to search  

 

could you post pictures of those plugs maybe? 

I found some sets like this :  https://www.caseking.de/lian-li-pt-sk03b-power-reset-taster-geli-474.html but obvious it´s not what you are looking for

 

25 minutes ago, 19_blackie_73 said:

...My ideas are based on the cases @Willy Dijo made ...

I will check it out

 

25 minutes ago, 19_blackie_73 said:

... I would replace my current case, which i really love...

--> why I will never overcome myself to get a new case it was my first one and I researched for days to find the perfect case back in those days 

[19_blackie_73]

43 minutes ago, Super1337victim said:

electrically those IO  buttons and switches are very simple, and a variety of switches and buttons can be used.  But if you search for a special style or kind of button/switch you will have to search

well basically I've already found the switch i want, but the problem i have is the motherboard plugs for the I/O header...

[Super1337victim]

1 minute ago, 19_blackie_73 said:

well basically I've already found the switch i want, but the problem i have is the motherboard plugs for the I/O header...

maybe something like this:

https://www.caseking.de/lamptron-taster-schalter-connection-cable-300mm-molt-081.html helps you out ? 

 

the IO header doesn´t do more than bridge 2 pins. you can turn on and of your pc or even reset by shorting the IO pins with a screwdriver

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BZqunOrUWeM

 

[GermanPCBuilder]

On 16.12.2016 at 4:39 PM, 19_blackie_73 said:

well basically I've already found the switch i want, but the problem i have is the motherboard plugs for the I/O header...

Thats very simple, you have to take the wires that come off the switch( if the switch has no cables, then you have to solder them to the solder ports of the switch) and then crimp the cables into a header, use two seperate small headers for (plus) and (minus) orientation doesnt matter for such a swtich because its only purpose is to create a short