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macroman · 20th Nov 2002, 10:59

Go on, you know you want to

http://www.bit-tech.net/article/98/

SleeperDC · 20th Nov 2002, 11:24

it's nice, but way to big for home use...

Slink · 20th Nov 2002, 11:41

Great job boys, and a great read too

Slink aproves

Gordy · 20th Nov 2002, 12:23

Tasty

Jaz · 20th Nov 2002, 12:26

Sweet Ass

scopEDog · 20th Nov 2002, 12:33

Quote:

Originally posted by SleeperDC
it's nice, but way to big for home use...

Nice work fellas! BT strikes again..

Mr T · 20th Nov 2002, 12:34

Uber 1337

How did u stick the clear acrylic to the smoked where they meet ?

Also how strong is that glue you use on the acrylic ? As strong if not stronger than the Acrylic itself ???

I suppose we can expect hits to rise once it goes on show !

Sweet Job Guys !!

Hwulex · 20th Nov 2002, 12:34

Awesome. Really like that, good work.

Interesting to see how involved Intel is with the modding community too, after their display at ECTS, and now this custom project. Very nice

<EdiT>
Don't mean to nit-pick...
"Intel Pentium 3GHz"
Could you not fit the "4" in or decided it wasn't neccessary?

Just curious

Lazy · 20th Nov 2002, 13:00

i'll comment later when i am no longer speechless

edit - btw how much does a router cost?

Mat-d-Rat · 20th Nov 2002, 13:14

That really is a sweet display/expo case!

Mungler · 20th Nov 2002, 13:33

A truly superior piece of construction genius from the bit-tech team.

Hats off and highest respects paid to the guys on a truly original and impressive custom case.

Congratulations on getting the kind of recognition you deserve from one of the leaders of the industry.

Keep it up.

can I sponsor you to make a case for me

SleeperDC · 20th Nov 2002, 13:39

Quote:

Originally posted by Lazy
i'll comment later when i am no longer speechless

edit - btw how much does a router cost?

linksys 4port router switch cost ~$100CAD (~$70USD)

Cheese · 20th Nov 2002, 13:49

Quote:

Originally posted by SleeperDC

linksys 4port router switch cost ~$100CAD (~$70USD)

You have to laugh...

Rob.

p.s. you can get them for not too much money (~£50ish i think), but a big boy like this...

Probably set macro back a fair whack.

Pflumingo · 20th Nov 2002, 13:51

Not a router like for your network, a workshop router....

Check this page...Linkie

By the way, Nice job and congrats guys.

macroman · 20th Nov 2002, 13:52

Quote:

Originally posted by Lazy
i'll comment later when i am no longer speechless

edit - btw how much does a router cost?

Typically, a DIY router can cost anywher from £30-£200 depending on model, make, power, included accessories etc.

B+Q do a variable speed Pro Power for £30 inc 10 bits.

eddie_dane · 20th Nov 2002, 13:58

on the subject of routers... I have been working on my acrylic/router skills... what technique did you use to cut the holes for the 80mm fans? I assume you used some sort of rigging/jig to get such nice round holes. Or did you cut the holes with a hole saw and finish the holes with the router?

... Sweet job and extra nice because so many people colaborated on it. Very prestigious job, gonna bring a lot of appropriate attention to the skills of the bit-tech team.

macroman · 20th Nov 2002, 14:02

Quote:

Originally posted by eddie_dane
on the subject of routers... I have been working on my acrylic/router skills... what technique did you use to cut the holes for the 80mm fans? I assume you used some sort of rigging/jig to get such nice round holes. Or did you cut the holes with a hole saw and finish the holes with the router?

... Sweet job and extra nice because so many people colaborated on it. Very prestigious job, gonna bring a lot of appropriate attention to the skills of the bit-tech team.

Hidden in the article text " and a hole saw used for an 80mm cooling fan cut out"

Sky Hacker · 20th Nov 2002, 14:10

sweet, wish i though of putting the red and blue LED's in the HDD meter like that, it looks prety cool. i want to see some vids of it

eddie_dane · 20th Nov 2002, 14:16

Quote:

Originally posted by Sky Hacker
sweet, wish i though of putting the red and blue LED's in the HDD meter like that, it looks prety cool. i want to see some vids of it

DOH!... sorry man, that's probably why you bothered to mention it in there huh?

cderalow · 20th Nov 2002, 14:21

damn.............

thats all i got to say......

damn.......

20th Nov 2002, 10:59	#1
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Mungler What's a Dremel? Join Date: Jan 2002 Location: England Posts: 13	Astounding A truly superior piece of construction genius from the bit-tech team. Hats off and highest respects paid to the guys on a truly original and impressive custom case. Congratulations on getting the kind of recognition you deserve from one of the leaders of the industry. Keep it up. can I sponsor you to make a case for me

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eddie_dane below zero yáll Join Date: Jan 2002 Location: South Cackalaki, US Posts: 4,751	on the subject of routers... I have been working on my acrylic/router skills... what technique did you use to cut the holes for the 80mm fans? I assume you used some sort of rigging/jig to get such nice round holes. Or did you cut the holes with a hole saw and finish the holes with the router? ... Sweet job and extra nice because so many people colaborated on it. Very prestigious job, gonna bring a lot of appropriate attention to the skills of the bit-tech team. __________________ <Linear> "poor drainage is ruining my marriage". <My Wife> "I know everything, which is why you're in trouble all the time." <KNA - aka my hero>Chris, I'm not in your signature file.. can you rectify this anomaly please. my flickr shutterdoggy.com

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