FutureNe[]n by Sethnmalice - bit-tech.net Forums

Tim S · 4th Dec 2007, 08:05

http://www.bit-tech.net/modding/2007..._sethnmalice/1

We liked sethnmalice's project "FutureNe[]n" so much that we put it in August's Mod of the Month. You liked it so much that you made it the winner. And now that it's complete, we're bringing you the full log to fall in love with all over again.

Clocked · 4th Dec 2007, 08:15

A lot of hard work went into this and it shows, Fantastic job.

[drools]

me want

[/drools]

greensabbath · 4th Dec 2007, 08:20

Great job on this case, i must say. All of the hand work is very impressive and the frame design/construction is top notch. This is definitely a mod truly worthy of the front page. Congrats and I hope we'll see much more work from you for a long time.

[USRF]Obiwan · 4th Dec 2007, 09:29

I have seen the log some time ago and it realy looks fantastic in the end. Awesome handcraft skills. And you dremel'd the plexi. Damn! it looks like it is lasercut. Very nice indeed.

There is only one bit of criticism...
Do something about the ugly dvd drive frontplate/tray. It just screams to be modded and themed to fit the case design.

brinkz0r · 4th Dec 2007, 09:51

Congrats on the front page article, you deserve it

airchie · 4th Dec 2007, 09:53

Nice work.

2nd the optical drive mod idea.

DXR_13KE · 4th Dec 2007, 10:48

very very nice..... congrats.

edit: what is the price for the aluminum?

Nix · 4th Dec 2007, 11:54

Yeah im wondering the total cost of the construction of the case (not including components)

Tis a great case, all we need now is a SFF version

Redbeaver · 4th Dec 2007, 13:12

*drool............................

legoman666 · 4th Dec 2007, 16:20

Loooks awesome! and I third the movement to do something with that dvd drive.

http://www.bit-tech.net/content_imag...nmalice/40.jpg

this link doesn't work. Its supposed to be a closeup of the turbine mod after it was glued on.

Da Dego · 4th Dec 2007, 16:44

Quote:

Originally Posted by legoman666

Loooks awesome! and I third the movement to do something with that dvd drive.

http://www.bit-tech.net/content_imag...nmalice/40.jpg

this link doesn't work. Its supposed to be a closeup of the turbine mod after it was glued on.

Fixed! Sorry bout that. Your link doesn't work here, but the link in the article now does.

skunkmunkey · 4th Dec 2007, 17:20

Great mod

Reminds me of one of those new Qmicra cases on steroids.

pendragon · 4th Dec 2007, 18:14

wow.. that's terrific work for a largely hand-made case!

looks great and I love the color

sik19 · 4th Dec 2007, 20:33

I already liked this Project when i saw it in the forums. Im glad to see it on the Bit-Tech Top Page *thumbsup*

Spaceraver · 5th Dec 2007, 02:18

A true Dremel demon I must say. Simply astonishing.
+1 on the Optical drive mod.

Edvuld · 5th Dec 2007, 13:41

Good job, it looks awesome!

HourBeforeDawn · 6th Dec 2007, 06:22

yes I watched this build and I admire the acrylic work done, very top notch.

sethnmalice · 11th Dec 2007, 11:01

To everyone that replied, thnx for your comments

, and ill be coming back in the new year and redoing the front drive, just gotta find a tutorial on how to do it now lol.

thnx once again

Cheers
seth

BlueTrin · 15th Dec 2007, 23:13

very nice indeed !

fakeN · 16th Dec 2007, 14:48

great job dude, and good luck with your next project

4th Dec 2007, 08:05	#1
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4th Dec 2007, 08:15	#2
Clocked Yar! It be drivin' me nuts... Join Date: May 2004 Location: Glasgow, Scotland Posts: 513	A lot of hard work went into this and it shows, Fantastic job. [drools] me want [/drools] __________________ \|\|Smoke me a Kipper I'll be back for breakfast...\|\| XBL ID: Cl0cked; Games I iz playin are Fable 2, Worms, GTA: IV, Halo 3, and GHIII

4th Dec 2007, 08:20	#3
greensabbath Got Wood? Join Date: Apr 2005 Location: Alameda, CA, USA Posts: 758	Great job on this case, i must say. All of the hand work is very impressive and the frame design/construction is top notch. This is definitely a mod truly worthy of the front page. Congrats and I hope we'll see much more work from you for a long time. __________________ Completed:Sangaku http://forums.bit-tech.net/showthread.php?t=89638 Completed:Yuugou http://forums.bit-tech.net/showthread.php?t=109996 My case mod website www.nickfalzonedesign.com

4th Dec 2007, 09:29	#4
[USRF]Obiwan Ultramodder Join Date: Apr 2003 Location: Netherlands Posts: 1,220	I have seen the log some time ago and it realy looks fantastic in the end. Awesome handcraft skills. And you dremel'd the plexi. Damn! it looks like it is lasercut. Very nice indeed. There is only one bit of criticism... Do something about the ugly dvd drive frontplate/tray. It just screams to be modded and themed to fit the case design. __________________ Mascleta: "The most accurate simulation of thunder, humans can simulate..." The answer is 42, so... whats the question again? If you know what 'Peek' and 'Poke' represents, then you are probably as old as me.

4th Dec 2007, 09:51	#5
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4th Dec 2007, 10:48	#7
DXR_13KE Madeira's banana is the best!!! Join Date: Sep 2005 Location: Madeira ; Portugal Posts: 6,480	very very nice..... congrats. edit: what is the price for the aluminum? __________________ RENEGADE X CONTEST! <---- CLICK if you want to win a free Command & Conquer 4 beta key! Last edited by DXR_13KE; 4th Dec 2007 at 11:03.

4th Dec 2007, 11:54	#8
Nix Multimodder Join Date: Nov 2005 Location: Bristol/Portsmouth(Uni) Posts: 197	Yeah im wondering the total cost of the construction of the case (not including components) Tis a great case, all we need now is a SFF version __________________ Project: Little Rascal - Mini-ITX Gaming Rig, available @ - Wizd Forums - Bit-Tech - The Mod Nation - SFFTech

4th Dec 2007, 13:12	#9
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4th Dec 2007, 16:20	#10
legoman666 Beat to fit, paint to match. Join Date: Aug 2003 Location: Ohio, USA Posts: 786	Loooks awesome! and I third the movement to do something with that dvd drive. http://www.bit-tech.net/content_imag...nmalice/40.jpg this link doesn't work. Its supposed to be a closeup of the turbine mod after it was glued on.

4th Dec 2007, 17:20	#12
skunkmunkey Multimodder Join Date: Jul 2007 Location: Norfolk UK Posts: 139	Great mod Reminds me of one of those new Qmicra cases on steroids. __________________ Current Project: Blackwing crypt Last project: Atomic Breadbin First project : Cadillac Stacker

4th Dec 2007, 18:14	#13
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4th Dec 2007, 20:33	#14
sik19 Multimodder Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: Germany Posts: 123	I already liked this Project when i saw it in the forums. Im glad to see it on the Bit-Tech Top Page thumbsup __________________ greez sik Project Silent Blue Casecon supported by Foxconn andOCZ My Blog, sorry its German

5th Dec 2007, 02:18	#15
Spaceraver Weekend Junkie Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: Kolding, Denmark Posts: 1,307	A true Dremel demon I must say. Simply astonishing. +1 on the Optical drive mod. __________________ "Faith: not wanting to know what is true." - Friedrich Nietzsche. "Religion is regarded by the common people as true, by the wise as false, and by the rulers as useful." - Seneca Last thing I remember, I was drinking this glowing green sht out of a test tube and dancing like a bstard.

5th Dec 2007, 13:41	#16
Edvuld Multimodder Join Date: Aug 2005 Location: Sweden Posts: 222	Good job, it looks awesome! __________________ [Done] Beyond The Grave [Done] Temple Of NOD Supposed to be Homepage

6th Dec 2007, 06:22	#17
HourBeforeDawn a.k.a KazeModz Join Date: Oct 2006 Location: Cali, USA Posts: 1,796	yes I watched this build and I admire the acrylic work done, very top notch. __________________ Current Rig: RubyRED • Lian-Li A05B • (2) Swiftech 220 Radiators • (2) D5 Variable Pumps • (2) Res • and a whole lot of modding • Retired Rig: Project F.E.A.R. • TT Lanbox Lite • Swiftech H2O-120 • Q6600 G0 OC@3.6ghz • 2900XT • 4gb SuperTalent Memory •

11th Dec 2007, 11:01	#18
sethnmalice Supermodder Join Date: Jul 2007 Location: Melbourne VIC Australia Posts: 327	To everyone that replied, thnx for your comments , and ill be coming back in the new year and redoing the front drive, just gotta find a tutorial on how to do it now lol. thnx once again Cheers seth __________________ GAMmods

15th Dec 2007, 23:13	#19
BlueTrin Supermodder Join Date: Dec 2007 Location: London Posts: 305	very nice indeed ! __________________ Selling an Iwaki RD30

16th Dec 2007, 14:48	#20
fakeN Multimodder Join Date: Feb 2005 Location: Reading Posts: 113	great job dude, and good luck with your next project