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WilHarris · 4th Dec 2006, 15:12

http://www.bit-tech.net/modding/2006...fielder/1.html

Nature · 4th Dec 2006, 15:37

Very nice, a good amount of business potential... Nerds like computers/super heros, ever comic book shop in the states would buy this..

AClark · 4th Dec 2006, 15:38

This mod is great and it's nice to see even "minor" details such as the hard drive covers being taken into consideration.

As a new comer to the modding community, what happens to mods like this when they are complete?

oddball walking · 4th Dec 2006, 15:41

that hard drive mod must of been hard to pull of, shame about the one dead one. very nice work.

PA!N · 4th Dec 2006, 16:01

Very fine work he did there, looks great.

customh · 4th Dec 2006, 17:42

What mouse is that and why does the receiver look the way it does?

katmandude · 4th Dec 2006, 18:41

great mod! the HDDs look fab! i don't think the lighting is a good idea, u get fed up with the twinking rather fast. This is the sort of hardish core mod that we should be seeing, a challenge!

How long do you think those HDDs will last? ever thought of doing a filtered oil HDD mod?
by adding a small pump , a filter , high grade low viscosity oil and a radiator would it be possible to make a effective cooling and particule filtering process for the HDDs? i suppose the head's performance will be affected by the oil? then again, considering the power of the magnet , i wonder?

A.

Saivert · 4th Dec 2006, 18:43

The mouse depicted is a Logitech G7 wireless laser gaming mouse.
This mouse has a tiny USB receiver that plugs into a USB battery charger for the two special Li-Polymer batteries that comes with the mouse. The battery charger has a pass-through USB port and shares the power with the receiver.

You can then take the mouse and the receiver-stick with you if you are going to use the mouse with a laptop for a days work (the battery lasts at least this long so you don't need to bring the charger with the long wire).

The mouse features large teflon pads and a 2000DPI laser unit.

I actually own this pice of equipment and also it's wired brother, the G5 model.

I recommend them both.

FragK · 4th Dec 2006, 21:52

Shame you can't see more of the nice insides when the side-panel is on

Regulator · 11th Dec 2006, 17:37

That is a freaking sweet mod. I have always wanted to try the hdd window mod, I feel very inspired now to destroy a couple of drives!

Excelent lighting and polish !

feldm4n · 12th Dec 2006, 04:05

Hey thanks for the compliments everyone. I just noticed i am a mod of the year candidate but i know i don't have a fighting chance haha. Anyways i thank you at Bit-Tech for believing my mod belonged as a candidate. Any questions feel free to ask and i will answer.
-Matthew

cvasquez · 22nd Dec 2007, 05:05

Feldm4n, I want a case like this. Can you build another one if so for how much?

4th Dec 2006, 15:12	#1
WilHarris Just another nobody Join Date: Jun 2001 Location: Oxford Posts: 2,671	Spiderman 3 by Matt Fielder http://www.bit-tech.net/modding/2006...fielder/1.html

4th Dec 2006, 15:37	#2
Nature Supermodder Join Date: Nov 2005 Location: Jinan, China Posts: 417	Very nice, a good amount of business potential... Nerds like computers/super heros, ever comic book shop in the states would buy this.. __________________ Peace, Love, Empathy, Respect, Generosity, Smiles, and Hugs

4th Dec 2006, 15:41	#4
oddball walking ...! Join Date: Sep 2005 Location: Mercia Posts: 896	that hard drive mod must of been hard to pull of, shame about the one dead one. very nice work. __________________ Flickr DeviantART tweet tweet

4th Dec 2006, 18:43	#8
Saivert Multimodder Join Date: Mar 2005 Location: Norway Posts: 203	the answer The mouse depicted is a Logitech G7 wireless laser gaming mouse. This mouse has a tiny USB receiver that plugs into a USB battery charger for the two special Li-Polymer batteries that comes with the mouse. The battery charger has a pass-through USB port and shares the power with the receiver. You can then take the mouse and the receiver-stick with you if you are going to use the mouse with a laptop for a days work (the battery lasts at least this long so you don't need to bring the charger with the long wire). The mouse features large teflon pads and a 2000DPI laser unit. I actually own this pice of equipment and also it's wired brother, the G5 model. I recommend them both.

4th Dec 2006, 15:38	#3
AClark What's a Dremel? Join Date: Dec 2006 Location: Guisborough, UK Posts: 18	This mod is great and it's nice to see even "minor" details such as the hard drive covers being taken into consideration. As a new comer to the modding community, what happens to mods like this when they are complete?

4th Dec 2006, 17:42	#6
customh conflagration. Join Date: Oct 2005 Location: Minneapolis, MN Posts: 2,590	What mouse is that and why does the receiver look the way it does?

4th Dec 2006, 18:41	#7
katmandude What's a Dremel? Join Date: Dec 2006 Location: Belgium Posts: 11	great mod! the HDDs look fab! i don't think the lighting is a good idea, u get fed up with the twinking rather fast. This is the sort of hardish core mod that we should be seeing, a challenge! How long do you think those HDDs will last? ever thought of doing a filtered oil HDD mod? by adding a small pump , a filter , high grade low viscosity oil and a radiator would it be possible to make a effective cooling and particule filtering process for the HDDs? i suppose the head's performance will be affected by the oil? then again, considering the power of the magnet , i wonder? A.

4th Dec 2006, 21:52	#9
FragK What's a Dremel? Join Date: Jul 2005 Location: Bilthoven, Netherlands Posts: 18	Shame you can't see more of the nice insides when the side-panel is on

11th Dec 2006, 17:37	#10
Regulator Minimodder Join Date: Apr 2006 Location: Canada, its where it at Posts: 24	That is a freaking sweet mod. I have always wanted to try the hdd window mod, I feel very inspired now to destroy a couple of drives! Excelent lighting and polish !

12th Dec 2006, 04:05	#11
feldm4n Minimodder Join Date: Aug 2006 Location: USA Posts: 24	Hey thanks for the compliments everyone. I just noticed i am a mod of the year candidate but i know i don't have a fighting chance haha. Anyways i thank you at Bit-Tech for believing my mod belonged as a candidate. Any questions feel free to ask and i will answer. -Matthew

22nd Dec 2007, 05:05	#12
cvasquez What's a Dremel? Join Date: Dec 2007 Posts: 1	Feldm4n, I want a case like this. Can you build another one if so for how much?