30th Nov 2004, 21:48
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CNC Modder
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Dark Blade by G69T
Greetings by G69T.
Following I'll describe you, what I'm thinking to do: my way of modding. Starting from my first project (born in 2003), I'll arrived to this new modding: The Dark Blade My original case mod: The very first one.  ZOOM! CNC milling machine.  CNC automatic lathe.  The columns of the Dark Blade are very particular; they have a cuttering profile, like the top and the bottom. There also will be a water cooling system. At the bottom there will be a led system, lightening the entire case. That's an image of the original plan.  The image of the Dark Blade new base.  This picture shows the difference beetween the columns profile.  The column polishing with a traditional lathe. Some pictures about that   Zoom  Zoom  Zoom  Zoom Three are the columns: row (Alu D 50 mm.) - Original (G69T Classic) - Dark Blade  Zoom  Zoom The 8 columns, the base profile, Central support and the top. That's an assembled test - even not polished - to have an idea of the outcome.  Z O O M !  Z O O M !  Z O O M !  Z O O M !  Z O O M !  Z O O M !  Z O O M ! see you soon... - work in progress. Bye Bye 
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My Modding Spider's Web - Dark Blade - DBRS Project
Dark Blade - Winner of the Bit-Tech and A.C.Ryan Mod of the Year 2006 Dark Blade Sponsored by Ybris Cooling - AMD - ASUSTeK - OCZ Technology - Cooler Master DBRS Project - Winner of the MoTM of November 2009 |
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30th Nov 2004, 22:00
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aka "Panda"
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I have one thing to say:
WOW!! That is an amazing project you have going there, you are so lucky to have access to such nice machinery too!
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30th Nov 2004, 22:03
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..look but don't touch..
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that looks great!! man i wish i had access to that kind of equipment. you sure know how to use it
 good job
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30th Nov 2004, 22:10
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CNC Modder
Join Date: Jun 2004
Location: Trento - ITALY
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Something to explain working phases about the HD support: the no vibration system.
The Alu bar D 50 mm.  Zoom 2 particulars cutting by a band saw.  Zoom  Zoom Some images of the working phases with a parallel lathe.  Zoom  Zoom  Zoom  Zoom  Zoom  Zoom  Zoom At least the parts of the adjustable HD. A look to the O-ring to reduce the vibrations.  Zoom  Zoom  Zoom  Zoom  Zoom  Zoom  Zoom This modify to permite a good placing of the cables. Working.  Zoom The rack is modified and assembled.  Zoom A low quality even interesting short. WORKING SHORT( 15 MB ) See You soon... - work in progress. bye bye
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My Modding Spider's Web - Dark Blade - DBRS Project
Dark Blade - Winner of the Bit-Tech and A.C.Ryan Mod of the Year 2006 Dark Blade Sponsored by Ybris Cooling - AMD - ASUSTeK - OCZ Technology - Cooler Master DBRS Project - Winner of the MoTM of November 2009 |
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30th Nov 2004, 22:38
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Ultramodder
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Wow, I have to say your work is fantastic. Keep up the good work!
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30th Nov 2004, 23:12
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I enjoy cheese.
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Since you have that fantastic CNC machine, I expect to see a great case. Looking forward to it.
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30th Nov 2004, 23:34
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..look but don't touch..
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that is dead sexy!
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30th Nov 2004, 23:55
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What's a Dremel?
Join Date: May 2004
Location: Amarante - Portugal
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the only word for this kind of work is : congratulations !!!!!
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1st Dec 2004, 00:01
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Multimodder
Join Date: May 2004
Location: Trondheim, Norway
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could you take a picture with something in it to compare with? its kinda hard to grab the size of it..
But freakin awsome design!  man.. I wish I had the machinery you do! (mmm.. powertools.. )
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1st Dec 2004, 00:33
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Austerity - It's the only way
Join Date: Dec 2003
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Wow, awesome work
. Pretty incredible design and use of CNC machine. Can't wait to see more pictures 
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1st Dec 2004, 01:08
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Multimodder
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one day you are going to come home stumbling drunk and kill yourself on those corners. or you could insulate the hell out of it, put it on a dremel and make one awesome killing machine.
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1st Dec 2004, 01:19
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Supermodder
Join Date: Sep 2004
Location: Dekalb, IL.
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I think it's unfair, he has all this cool equipment to make his case and we have a dremel... J/k looks good keep it up.
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1st Dec 2004, 02:06
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1st Dec 2004, 05:03
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Supermodder
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I'm probably going to be a repeat here, but got to give credit where credit is due. This is an insane mod. So precise, so ingenious, so original.... I love it. I can't wait for the next update.
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1st Dec 2004, 05:04
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Multimodder
Join Date: Aug 2003
Location: The Netherlands
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Well done this looks amazing
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1st Dec 2004, 07:03
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Relix Headshot!!
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My compliments on your skills. I really like what you're doing here, and I am sure it will turn out as one of the masterful projects on this website.
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1st Dec 2004, 09:19
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Multimodder
Join Date: Jun 2004
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Dude I loved your orginal case (saw it awhile back if memory serves me right). I always wanted to copy it and built some servers with it (stacking them of course ).I'll have to watch how this one comes out. |
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1st Dec 2004, 10:07
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Pointless.
Join Date: Aug 2002
Location: Thongolia
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Wowzers! That is really cool!
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1st Dec 2004, 10:56
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Supermodder
Join Date: Nov 2003
Location: Torquay, Devon, UK
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I think G-nome and Zap Wizard have some competition!
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