Scratch Build – In Progress Project Neophyte .: UPDATE 25 !!!!!! : 21.03.10 :.

Amazing design you've got there, I'll definitely be watching this one closely.

Although I'm also hoping you'll finish your other mod as well, I've been watching that carefully as well.

Keep up the good work and slap some red acrylic between those metal sheets, can't wait to see how that looks in real life (well photograph, but still ).

Darkened

 

Update 3

@Darkened : thanks, I'll put acrylic there but for now I don't have enought money
@MiLwOrkZ : thanks for the advise, i'll try it, if I'm going to haveit in raw steel.

Update 3

today I made one of the front panel.

First I fasten the shield to it :





then i added a fan:



And the second:



I'm not going to use theses fans, I will use red acryan fans.
then I just put it on the case to see how it looks :







that's all for now, I will add more later today !

thanks and Cya

 

Really nice!!!

What did you put between those 2 metal plates; a bolt, spacer, metal ring?

http://i213.photobucket.com/albums/cc224/dark3nergy/IMG_2834.jpg

Btw neophyte rules!! :d

 

Thanks
I used bolts but later I will use 3mm acrylic and metal rings.

 

ok, thanks a lot

 

Nice design, nice use of materials and a very nice title/subject for your casemod! (yeah, I'm Dutch and really love hardcore music)

 

Gun Oil once applied, does not leave the surface oily as some may think. It actually binds it self to the metal and prevents rust from occuring. Over time it will have to be re-applied, but not like every 6 months. If the first application is laid generously.

Con To Gun Oil- Expensive in large quantities.

Never heard of something being "blued", unless this is reference towards the black or grey powdercoating that they do to the weapons.

 

Blueing is another gunsmith term. A couple I know about are actual hot tank blueing and another is called brown blueing or browning - which is used on replicate the finish on muzzle loaders and black powder guns. My little brother is a Class 3 gun dealer. He knows things.
John

 

Hey mate. This is awesome!!! Good work will be watching this one

 

This project looks nice, how much was it to get laser cut?

 

Nice to see your rederings actually come to life.

Awesome design- nothing less. I'm also going to be following this one as close as your previous project

 

I love your mod GTR and hope to see it finished , but this
build just looks awesome ....... I'll be watching this one.....

if you get it powder coated you should try to get the color very
close to the color it has now because I think that it would work great
with the red acrylic you have planned for it.......


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Alan

 

Nice work!

 

Update 4

Thanks all!

@ r4tch3t : the laser cuts costed 483.- CHF , that's around 603 NZD.

Of course I will finish the GTR but for now I'm working on this project.

Update 4

I wanted to post this update yesterday but i couldn't find my camera.
Anyway yesterday I made the top panel and the side panel. I'm going to let the photos speak for them self



I also added two IKEA handles :







I don't think i will have enought time to make another update before the bit-techs server shut down.
Soo that's all for this weekend.

Comments and questions are wellcome ,Cya

 

WAOW !!! So nice !

That's rox !

 

looks great and I still love the color of the bare steel ........

If I'm right IKEA is known world wide ............. I went to one
with my relatives when I was in Los Angeles 2 years ago ............


Alan

 

thanks, but I mean the metal thing on the top, I don't know it's name in english.

 

handle
(i guess)

 

exactly ! thanks

 

Thats freakin awesome !!!
I really like the design but you spend quite a huge amount of money on these cuttings :-0
Go on and pleeeeaaase finish GTR ... that case is even more awesome

And by the way... thanks again for your participation in my "Facharbeit" ... my teacher was very fond of the interview ;-)

Oh I just spotted your PM ^^... I'm sorry ...I wasn't here for a long time because school is nearly killing me