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Case Mod - In Progress [project] the G5-yufi - done !

Discussion in 'Project Logs' started by thegyufi, 10 Dec 2013.

  1. goldstar0011

    goldstar0011 Multimodder

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    Am really impressed with the level of detail on the epoxy work
     
  2. keenan

    keenan Minimodder

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    Crazy skill and perfect execution man, love what you are doing!
     
  3. thegyufi

    thegyufi What's a Dremel?

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    thanks guys, I really appreciate so don't stop to post : any comments are welcome :D

    I'll try to post in the day some pictures of my new prolimatech's fans

    see you soon !!
     
  4. Meelobee

    Meelobee What's a Dremel?

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    Quoted for truth! Very nice how the new parts aren't noticable at all, keep it up! :thumb:
     
  5. Ianovski

    Ianovski Rawr!

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    This is too good! I'll sure be following this mod!!
     
  6. thegyufi

    thegyufi What's a Dremel?

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    Hi everybody !! It's Christmas !!! I wish you plenty of gifts and a lot of food !!

    It's also the time for a little update !!

    UPdate !! Fans received !!

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    (warning, it's not snow on the box :hehe: )

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    We start the unboxing with the Ultra Sleek Vortex 12 (aka: [#0000FF]USV12[/#0000FF] )

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    and then little shooting of the big brother, the [#0000FF]USV14[/#0000FF]:jawdrop:

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    As I have unboxing this fans, I can tell you that the quality is really impressive, and the look will fit so perfectly with my project !!

    The next update will probably be on the integration of these USV14 on the front of the case, this work take me a lot of time ;)


    Bye
     
  7. lowfat

    lowfat Minimodder

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    What you did w/ that front panel is mind blowing. :eeek:
     
  8. Burnout21

    Burnout21 Mmmm biscuits

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    Top quality work there fella!
     
  9. WaRn00b™

    WaRn00b™ bit-tech addict

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    Damn... that seemless incorporation of your custom made parts is mind blowing man!!

    Looking forward to the rest!! Subbed! :)
     
  10. lowfat

    lowfat Minimodder

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    The work on that front panel is amazing. :rock:
     
  11. thegyufi

    thegyufi What's a Dremel?

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    Hello guys, thanks a lot for yours kind comments,

    It's time for a little :

    UPdate !! This is how I fix the USV14 fans on the front of the case

    I decided to reuse the existants holes :
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    some drilling
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    and bending
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    after, I need to cut the place for the frontpanel
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    and I bended the other side
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    to fix this plate, I use some M4 screws
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    when the plate is inside the case
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    then, the cuts for the 2 fans
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    and this is the finished part !
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    with fans mounted
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    and, again some pictures inside the case
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    That's all for the front of the case !!

    Next update, will probably be on the ingregation of the PSU or the MB tray !

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  12. Falqoon

    Falqoon Minimodder

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    Ah dude! Very nice! Love the project so far!
     
  13. Nexxo

    Nexxo * Prefab Sprout – The King of Rock 'n' Roll

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    "Oh, me so horny" --2Live Crew
     
  14. AlienwareAndy

    AlienwareAndy What's a Dremel?

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    Stunning work. Just, stunning. I absolutely love working with acrylic now it's one of my favourite pastimes.

    I remember the days where all you had was perspex and it used to shatter and crack all the time /mumble grumble aspirin and piss.

    Are you going to paint the fans silver or grey?
     
  15. amagriva

    amagriva Minimodder

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    Wow! Very nice!
    A humble suggestion: The ultra sleek fans are a real beauty and I think they deserve more pictures, just twenty or thirty more to begin (Hint: also some with sandy beach, palm trees and gals on the background will be a marvel. Sweating gals better...)
     
  16. hampurista

    hampurista What's a Dremel?

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    You're like the master of jigsaw. Seriously, how do you make your sawing look so clean? Whenever I use my jigsaw it results in marvelous cracks, dents and scratches despite of any taken measures against such and regardless of used material. Aaargh. Good work, man.
     
  17. thegyufi

    thegyufi What's a Dremel?

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    Thanks for your kinds words, I know perfectly what you say about cracking !!
    It's a good idea to paint the fans in silver, I hadn't thought of. So Maybe !

    :lol: and thanks a lot too !!

    :blush: when I use my jigsaw, I use a little speed (I have 6 differents speed, and I use the number 2) and my blade is small to let me do the curve as well as I can.

    The latest pictures don't show the result just after the jigsaw's cuts, after all the cuts needs to be sand (P80-120-240-500)

    See you soon !! :dremel:
     
  18. thegyufi

    thegyufi What's a Dremel?

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    Hi here !

    Just a short message to talk about The Laser Hive, a company of laser cutting who create for example some kit to integrate motherboards inside Powermac cases (G4, G5, etc !)

    David Chugg is a passionnate too of PowerMac 'cases modifications, and he spend a lot of time to help me realise my idea for this project.

     
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  19. thegyufi

    thegyufi What's a Dremel?

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    It's time for an Update !!

    This is how I mount inside the case my PSU Seasonic P-760 Hybrid :thumb:

    Here too, I started thinking on this part first on AutoCAD to have a little idea of where I'm going !

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    to finally get this part
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    I also cut a little an aluminum frame for my PSU to make it look like her big sisters :D

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    Once the psu is mounted on her support
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    That's it !

    Hope you like it and please feel free to comment !
     
  20. thegyufi

    thegyufi What's a Dremel?

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    just another one picture with the PSU, fans and HDD rack mounted to check

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    see you soon !
     

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