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G69T · 15th Nov 2004, 20:29

Hy guys.

A beatiful welcome to everybody by G69T, the creator of Spider's Web.
I would like to introduce you, with a few lines, my home made case.
This modding was created in aluminium and worked with CNC tools machine.
The most part of the pieces could be fixed all togheter with joint.

Following we can see the pictures of the Spider's Web about we're speaking.

Z O O M

Z O O M

The first part of the home worked modding is the top of the case.

Cad-Cam project

We obtain the entire job starting from a aluminium flat (10 mm. thick)

IMG 640x480

The top was mill in two parts; the bottom we obtain the external profile and the spider's web. On the oter side was milled the spider image.

IMG 640x480

IMG 640x480

At least the picture of the finished top on the CNC machine.

IMG 640x480

External part of the top.

ZOOM

ZOOM

Internal part of the top.

ZOOM

ZOOM

The top, and all the parts of the Spider'S Web, sould be anodyzed after a hand making polishing.

Back for the sequel in a few time.

Thenks everybody... Bye

Gianluca

Godboy_g · 15th Nov 2004, 20:42

WOW! This has got to be one of the coolest cases I have ever seen. BRAVO!!

Isuo · 15th Nov 2004, 20:58

Whoooooooooooooa...

/me tries to whistle...

Really cool case, with a capital C.

DÈF¥âÑt¸.·´¯`¤ · 15th Nov 2004, 21:08

Very impresive!

This being the "project logs" section of the forums, I hope the sequel will have your original planning stages, how you went about the designing process etc.
Would also like to see how you assembled the unit and how the parts were all fitted inside.

As this type of process is way out of your avareage modders league it would be nice to see how a mod like this comes about?

Would also be nice to know what sort of costs are involved for others to attemp a mod like this.

This is a very professional job well done.

Gangsta · 15th Nov 2004, 23:25

Ewwwwwwwwwwwwwww!!!! itsy, bitsy spiders, lolz

Slayer the Unholy · 15th Nov 2004, 23:40

I want that case so bad

Bloody_Sorcerer · 16th Nov 2004, 03:10

absolutely incredible. I finally registered just to say that. What parts you got in it?

Constructacon · 16th Nov 2004, 09:13

Very high quality stuff. /me wishes he had a CNC mill. Ditto DÈF¥âÑt¸.·´¯`¤. It would be good to see conceptual ideas about this case. The only point where you have let yourself down that I can see is the generic drives. You've gone to such an effort to make a really nice standout case and then just paint the standard drive fronts (You may have almost got away with it if they were the same type of drive) I think that either stealthing the drives or at the very least making 2 identical facias for the drives would improve the looks.

Awesome work tho. Out of my league.

drinn · 16th Nov 2004, 12:45

Very cool case dude

GJ

G4m3R_X3r0 · 16th Nov 2004, 17:10

I like it, very neat looking, I'm starting to notice cube type cases are starting to be come popular.

DrPepper · 16th Nov 2004, 18:37

Looking awsome

G-gnome · 16th Nov 2004, 21:43

Welcome to the forums G69T, I have seen an earlier version of this case that you did a few months back on an Italian site (and also in PC Fun magazine I think?). Very Impressive design.

I've moved this thread to Modding, as per the rules for Project Logs, as finished mods/cases belong here. PL's is for full worklogs only.

Keep up the good work!

Stesio54 · 16th Nov 2004, 22:25

yeah!!!!!!!

i personally see the spider web @ ngilan04....well...that's great...as the producer(g69t)

the spider web win the modding contest @ ngilan....that's all!

i think it's fantastic....but...some modder's didnt understund the concept of spider web......becouse it's made by cnc machine....well...i think that the modding have some face of realization......someone modd by a finish product...other build it...........in all case of it...it's modding and the personal touch(professional or not) it's the most important thing!

Zephyr · 16th Nov 2004, 23:55

wow...absoluetly amazing. what are the specs of this beast?

G69T · 18th Nov 2004, 20:11

Thanks everybody

Some images of the completed top

Zoom

Zoom

Bye

Bloody_Sorcerer · 18th Nov 2004, 22:54

is that custom-done wire sheathing in there? got any pics of the inside (if theres anything abnormal/special/cool about it)?

G69T · 22nd Nov 2004, 19:15

Quote:

Originally Posted by Godboy_g

WOW! This has got to be one of the coolest cases I have ever seen. BRAVO!!

Quote:

Originally Posted by Isuo

Whoooooooooooooa...

/me tries to whistle...

Really cool case, with a capital C.

Quote:

Originally Posted by Slayer the Unholy

I want that case so bad

Quote:

Originally Posted by Gangsta

Ewwwwwwwwwwwwwww!!!! itsy, bitsy spiders, lolz

Thanks guys

G69T · 22nd Nov 2004, 19:59

Quote:

Originally Posted by Bloody_Sorcerer

absolutely incredible. I finally registered just to say that. What parts you got in it?

Quote:

Originally Posted by Bloody_Sorcerer

is that custom-done wire sheathing in there? got any pics of the inside (if theres anything abnormal/special/cool about it)?

Quote:

Originally Posted by Zephyr

wow...absoluetly amazing. what are the specs of this beast?

Thanks

The Spider's Web Mod is manufactured following ATX spec. (form factors)

Hardware installed

MB Gigabyte K8NNXP
CPU Athlon64 3000+ / Coolermaster Hyper6
1024 Mb Ram
2 HD Maxtor 120Gb SAta raid 0
VGA Hercules 9700Pro
PSU Chieftec 420W Dual fan (before modding it

)
1 DVD Rom LG
1 DVD RW LG

Bye

G69T · 22nd Nov 2004, 20:39

Quote:

Originally Posted by Constructacon

Very high quality stuff. /me wishes he had a CNC mill. Ditto DÈF¥âÑt¸.·´¯`¤. It would be good to see conceptual ideas about this case. The only point where you have let yourself down that I can see is the generic drives. You've gone to such an effort to make a really nice standout case and then just paint the standard drive fronts (You may have almost got away with it if they were the same type of drive) I think that either stealthing the drives or at the very least making 2 identical facias for the drives would improve the looks.

Awesome work tho. Out of my league.

It's only a time problem: at the moments the Optical Device are semply painted; in future you'll see what I'm preparring.

Quote:

Originally Posted by DÈF¥âÑt¸.·´¯`¤

Very impresive!

This being the "project logs" section of the forums, I hope the sequel will have your original planning stages, how you went about the designing process etc.
Would also like to see how you assembled the unit and how the parts were all fitted inside.

As this type of process is way out of your avareage modders league it would be nice to see how a mod like this comes about?

Would also be nice to know what sort of costs are involved for others to attemp a mod like this.

This is a very professional job well done.

I'd like to post all the fases that permit me to create the Spider's Web, and I remand you to the sequel.

About costs: Not so expansive. I normally use the CNC machine for my job... After hours btw 9 p.m. to 2 a.m. every night for six months: and all's done

, really not so easy but very interesting for me too

bye

G69T · 22nd Nov 2004, 21:14

Quote:

Originally Posted by G4m3R_X3r0

I like it, very neat looking, I'm starting to notice cube type cases are starting to be come popular.

Thanks, the Spider's Web was developed from my first modding G69T created in 2003.

Quote:

Originally Posted by DrPepper

Looking awsome

Thanks

15th Nov 2004, 20:29	#1
G69T CNC Modder Join Date: Jun 2004 Location: Trento - ITALY Posts: 553	Spider's Web by G69T Hy guys. A beatiful welcome to everybody by G69T, the creator of Spider's Web. I would like to introduce you, with a few lines, my home made case. This modding was created in aluminium and worked with CNC tools machine. The most part of the pieces could be fixed all togheter with joint. Following we can see the pictures of the Spider's Web about we're speaking. Z O O M Z O O M The first part of the home worked modding is the top of the case. Cad-Cam project We obtain the entire job starting from a aluminium flat (10 mm. thick) IMG 640x480 The top was mill in two parts; the bottom we obtain the external profile and the spider's web. On the oter side was milled the spider image. IMG 640x480 IMG 640x480 IMG 640x480 At least the picture of the finished top on the CNC machine. IMG 640x480 External part of the top. ZOOM ZOOM ZOOM Internal part of the top. ZOOM ZOOM ZOOM The top, and all the parts of the Spider'S Web, sould be anodyzed after a hand making polishing. Back for the sequel in a few time. Thenks everybody... Bye Gianluca __________________ 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 Last edited by G69T; 15th Nov 2004 at 23:17.

15th Nov 2004, 20:42	#2
Godboy_g Supermodder Join Date: Aug 2004 Location: Canada Posts: 396	WOW! This has got to be one of the coolest cases I have ever seen. BRAVO!! __________________ I AM Backwards compatible!

15th Nov 2004, 20:58	#3
Isuo Supermodder Join Date: Oct 2004 Location: Belgium - Finland Posts: 430	Whoooooooooooooa... /me tries to whistle... Really cool case, with a capital C. __________________ \|\|\|\|\|\|\|\|\|\|\|\| \|\|\|\|\|\|\|\|\|\|\|\| \|\|\|\|\|\|\|\|\|\|\|\|

15th Nov 2004, 23:40	#6
Slayer the Unholy Multimodder Join Date: Aug 2004 Location: Canada Posts: 111	I want that case so bad __________________ Its my computer so I'll do what i want with it 26.62722% Total Geek

16th Nov 2004, 09:13	#8
Constructacon Constructing since 1978 Join Date: Oct 2004 Location: Brisbane Australia Posts: 1,871	Very high quality stuff. /me wishes he had a CNC mill. Ditto DÈF¥âÑt¸.·´¯`¤. It would be good to see conceptual ideas about this case. The only point where you have let yourself down that I can see is the generic drives. You've gone to such an effort to make a really nice standout case and then just paint the standard drive fronts (You may have almost got away with it if they were the same type of drive) I think that either stealthing the drives or at the very least making 2 identical facias for the drives would improve the looks. Awesome work tho. Out of my league. __________________ Remember - for every silver lining there is a cloud. "Of course, overclocking doesn't normally involve a tank of acetylene large enough to blow a house off its foundation." - zackbass MAME Over - Custom built arcade cabinet. This season's mod - The New Black Also modded - "Got Milk?"

15th Nov 2004, 21:08	#4
DÈF¥âÑt¸.·´¯`¤ Supermodder Join Date: Sep 2004 Location: Syd Posts: 495	Very impresive! This being the "project logs" section of the forums, I hope the sequel will have your original planning stages, how you went about the designing process etc. Would also like to see how you assembled the unit and how the parts were all fitted inside. As this type of process is way out of your avareage modders league it would be nice to see how a mod like this comes about? Would also be nice to know what sort of costs are involved for others to attemp a mod like this. This is a very professional job well done.

15th Nov 2004, 23:25	#5
Gangsta Banned Join Date: Jul 2004 Location: in Posts: 312	Ewwwwwwwwwwwwwww!!!! itsy, bitsy spiders, lolz

16th Nov 2004, 03:10	#7
Bloody_Sorcerer Minimodder Join Date: Nov 2004 Posts: 48	absolutely incredible. I finally registered just to say that. What parts you got in it?

16th Nov 2004, 12:45	#9
drinn Multimodder Join Date: Jul 2004 Location: Finland, Helsinki Posts: 196	Very cool case dude GJ __________________

16th Nov 2004, 17:10	#10
G4m3R_X3r0 Supermodder Join Date: Sep 2004 Location: Dekalb, IL. Posts: 446	I like it, very neat looking, I'm starting to notice cube type cases are starting to be come popular.

16th Nov 2004, 18:37	#11
DrPepper Multimodder Join Date: Aug 2004 Location: Stockholm,Sweden Posts: 72	Looking awsome __________________ [FONT=Arial] My english comes from Here Barton: Amd Thorton Xp 2800+\|Soyo KT-400 Dragon Platinum Edition\|2x256Mb Corsair XMS C2\|160gb Seagate Barracuda\|17" samsung Syncmaster 713N\|Chieftec Dragon Fulltower\|FSP 350W\| To Come: A64 3700+ San Diego\|DFI LanParty NF3\|2x512Mb Corsair C2\|256Mb Leadtek 6800LE@Ultra\|80Gb samsung SATA harddrive\|Nec 3540A dvd-burner\| Stuff Around:Canon PoweShot A400\|Canon LidleScan 20\|Philips SBC Hp890\|JOS MP-120[/FONT]

16th Nov 2004, 21:43	#12
G-gnome Peter Dickison Join Date: May 2003 Location: gnomeworkshop.nsw.au Posts: 792	Welcome to the forums G69T, I have seen an earlier version of this case that you did a few months back on an Italian site (and also in PC Fun magazine I think?). Very Impressive design. I've moved this thread to Modding, as per the rules for Project Logs, as finished mods/cases belong here. PL's is for full worklogs only. Keep up the good work! __________________ Infinity < 1 x 10^Gnome Mods - Orac³ Part-1 Part-2 Part-3 Part-4 Final Part WMD Part-I Part-II

16th Nov 2004, 22:25	#13
Stesio54 What's a Dremel? Join Date: Oct 2004 Location: Italy Posts: 16	yeah!!!!!!! i personally see the spider web @ ngilan04....well...that's great...as the producer(g69t) the spider web win the modding contest @ ngilan....that's all! i think it's fantastic....but...some modder's didnt understund the concept of spider web......becouse it's made by cnc machine....well...i think that the modding have some face of realization......someone modd by a finish product...other build it...........in all case of it...it's modding and the personal touch(professional or not) it's the most important thing! __________________ yes....i'm italian modder..... my dragon ball modd is work in progress...

16th Nov 2004, 23:55	#14
Zephyr Go V-Boy, Go! Join Date: Oct 2004 Location: Minnesota Posts: 2,013	wow...absoluetly amazing. what are the specs of this beast?

18th Nov 2004, 20:11	#15
G69T CNC Modder Join Date: Jun 2004 Location: Trento - ITALY Posts: 553	Thanks everybody Some images of the completed top Zoom Zoom Zoom Zoom Zoom Bye __________________ 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

18th Nov 2004, 22:54	#16
Bloody_Sorcerer Minimodder Join Date: Nov 2004 Posts: 48	is that custom-done wire sheathing in there? got any pics of the inside (if theres anything abnormal/special/cool about it)?

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