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Scratch Build – In Progress Dark Blade by G69T

Discussion in 'Project Logs' started by G69T, 30 Nov 2004.

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  1. zr_ox

    zr_ox Whooolapoook

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    Aye carumba!

    I take back any constructive criticism...Thats nuts!
     
    zr_ox, 3 Mar 2006
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  2. Co2

    Co2 CadUser

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    when i come to think about it, watch out, IKEA might steal your idea about build yourself computers like that ;)
     
    Co2, 3 Mar 2006
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  3. Liquid

    Liquid What's a Dremel?

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    perfect job... more pictures :thumb:
     
    Liquid, 4 Mar 2006
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  4. jopers1986

    jopers1986 Minimodder

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    just a quick question, sorry if it's already been asked, but are you using that PSU? is it gonna be modded? think that a tagan PSU would look good in there, it's all black and pretty :p
     
    jopers1986, 4 Mar 2006
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  5. G69T

    G69T CNC Modder

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    Thanks all guys! ;)

    I don't know. I have not still decided about the top part of the structure case.

    The holes are used for the control panel, thermal sensors and multimedia display. See you soon for the next images about that... ;)

    Yes, 4 thermal sensors.

    That's not the definitive PSU but it's a test PSU for the lights and more.

    Bye bye ;)
     
    G69T, 7 Mar 2006
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  6. G69T

    G69T CNC Modder

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    G69T, 7 Mar 2006
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  7. lepre

    lepre Minimodder

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    plastic is forbidden for this case! ;-)
     
    lepre, 7 Mar 2006
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  8. Samurai75007

    Samurai75007 What's a Dremel?

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    OMG so nice... make's me wish I had enough money to start my next project.
     
    Samurai75007, 7 Mar 2006
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  9. Bilbo Fraggins

    Bilbo Fraggins What's a Dremel?

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    weeeeeeeeeeeeeeee :naughty: looks good
     
    Bilbo Fraggins, 7 Mar 2006
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  10. Firefox90

    Firefox90 What's a Dremel?

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    How do you like both of those Tt products? What software are you going to use to drive the little LCD? I was checking them both out for my mod. Thanks.
     
    Firefox90, 8 Mar 2006
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  11. Pelegrium

    Pelegrium What's a Dremel?

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    Oooooooh... bluuuu AND geeeen sooo purrtty :clap: :clap: :clap:
     
    Pelegrium, 8 Mar 2006
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  12. gebrek

    gebrek What's a Dremel?

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    I would like to preface my post with a simple statement: I love your design and execution.

    OK, now onto my question. Being a bit of a minimalist, I have to ask. Why do you need four thermal sensors? What does each of them measure? I know they're sexy, but there's only so much sexiessness (?) a single case can take...
     
    gebrek, 8 Mar 2006
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  13. thriteenthmonkey

    thriteenthmonkey What's a Dremel?

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    You know the thing that I find most interesting about this case is how when photographed from the front the different parts of the front fan grill appear to line up straight up and down but I know they slope because I saw the pre-assembly pictures
    and also the direction of the slope appears to vary depending on the side that it's photographed from. This makes me curious as to wether the fan grill appears to follow you as you walk past it

    and I'm still waiting to see how the sides turn out
    Ever since I saw the cathode holders I was expecting that you would insert a bunch of clear lexan rods through all those holes that would be illuminated by the cathodes. This would also fit with the design of the fan grills to some extent. It also appears that the sides are designed to allow side panels to slide in and out easily which suggest side panels made from a single sheet of lexan. At the moment I am considering wether or not it would be feasible to use the first idea with some sort of machined plates that would tunnel the light through to the rods and still be easy to remove.
     
    thriteenthmonkey, 8 Mar 2006
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  14. Dj Ovin

    Dj Ovin What's a Dremel?

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    WoooOoooW dude!

    Wicked! :O:O

    Really some nice pease this one, all cred to you :D

    *tell all my mates about this one*
     
    Dj Ovin, 8 Mar 2006
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  15. G69T

    G69T CNC Modder

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    Thanks everyone for interesting. ;)

    I use the software included in the box of the TT Media Lab.

    I want measuring the IN/OUT water temperatures by the two water blocks.

    Your considerations are interesting. For the left and right side of the case I want to use a perspex panel, over that I want to position one shield.

    Bye bye
     
    G69T, 12 Mar 2006
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  16. G69T

    G69T CNC Modder

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    UPDATE - The control panel buttons and activity indicators

    The 6 frontal panel holes are used for 2 activity indicators and 4 control buttons. All the 6 pieces are obtained from a pespex cylindrical bar D.20mm.

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    Work in progress.... :dremel:

    Bye bye :thumb:
     
    G69T, 12 Mar 2006
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  17. olle

    olle What's a Dremel?

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    Damn those buttons look cool!! Can i buy some...
    What are I gonna drool after when this rig is finished?!?!
     
    olle, 12 Mar 2006
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  18. gideon

    gideon What's a Dremel?

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    WOW dude start your own company and start selling those :jawdrop:
     
    gideon, 12 Mar 2006
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  19. MikeK

    MikeK What's a Dremel?

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    This is going to be one of the greatest cases I ever seen, Great work!

    G69T: Have you done any calculations of what the case will cost?
     
    MikeK, 12 Mar 2006
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  20. NiHiLiST

    NiHiLiST New-born car whore

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    Nice work with the buttons (as if I expected anything less :D).
     
    NiHiLiST, 12 Mar 2006
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