Seeing how you set-up these parts in your mill is great. I really enjoy watching you turn flat metal into graceful shapes.
Hi, another small update about the supports of the lock system of the top. 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 ! Z O O M ! Bye bye
is it me or is the top slightly lighter in color than the lower portion? Also, the high gloss of the optical drive cover really looks out of place now... any thought into making an aluminum version?
I agree... for someone with his insane level of skill it shouldn't be too hard to whip up a quick alu faceplate for it. Fantastic case, i'm still hunting around the floor for my bottom jaw after those full case pictures.
what are the four temperature units meant to be used for? 2 water stations cpu(s) computer/moderboard harddisk(s) ambient outside temp? powersupply? are there any fan controllers, if there are any fans in the case? are there any controlunits for the waterstations? ...are the automatic? The style of the LCD and the text on it look abit out of place of the overall design of the whole awsome computercase.
Yes, it's the angle of lighting that I have taken. The anodized aluminium colors are equal or similar. No aluminium version of the DVD cover. I use in this mode the four thermal sensors. 1. CPU 2. CPU water circuit. 3. GPU 4. GPU water circuit. and I don't use any controllers. Bye bye
Thanks all! Update - Assembly phases of the cover slabs Some images about that.... 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 ! Z O O M ! See you soon - Work in progress! Bye bye
The whole project is simply overwhelming. Do you happen to have any idea how long you've spent time with this project?
I'm so damned impressed by this project, its just hard to put into words. The machining is beyond most jewelry and the detail goes beyond anything done before in a PC, its simply amazing. I've seen machining of this caliber in a few aerospace projects, but nowhere else. Artistically, I've never seen this kind of work anywhere... at least not with machined aluminum. Seeing it almost all together is a real special treat.
Might not be necessary, but it´s great with some control T-Balancer bigNG with a waterkit and software ...but you have probably looked into some similar solution btw I like systems with minialistic look and and an overall theme, like "the Blade theme" with all the details are fantastic ...an automatic controlsystem with software output might have reduced the LCD-clutter as it takes some of the beauty of "the blade" design IMO PS got an T-Balancer 4 unit i my PC, it works but it´s not operational at this moment due to the digital temp.sensors are are needs to get a fixed on the cpu and gpu and it´s an old PC so I´m moving it to a new when I get one that suits my needs, it´s hard to find a stable system that´s got plenty of power for most apps and games
plus those were the thermaltake temperature sensors because when i last used one those things suck, they fluctuate too much so i ended up with it going off a bit - really annoying