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Case Mod - In Progress project "frattura"

Discussion in 'Project Logs' started by Mad_Bull, 27 Apr 2013.

  1. Mad_Bull

    Mad_Bull What's a Dremel?

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    In the meantime that the glue to dry we pass to the disassembly of components from ovecchio me pc, motherboard, and heat sink which i had to modify the bracket because of the great asus has done a bracket that does not enter into this motherboard despite both also asus, that wonder of engineers that have

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    Because the heat sink should not be mounted as in the photo above but how do I see in this

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    Here's the offending bracket

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    It rests on the heatsink

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    And then track with the sparks

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    And this is the result

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    Prepared the motherboard support

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    Test FILTHY sink

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    Stay tuned ;)
     
  2. Mad_Bull

    Mad_Bull What's a Dremel?

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    opps The glue has dried

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    I have started to cut the curves of the panel, which will be on the motherboard, on this photo, and only a sketch must be finished

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    But let us go forward with the up yesterday I completed the excavation of the cpu heat sink and the first video card, it's a pity i had hoped that the heat sink of the vga saw better anyway here are the photos

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    Excavation finished vga

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    I do a little digging up second vga and small excavation for network card and the on board of the mobo is burned out

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    I don't know if you can see it is very small but there was also need for her of the excavation

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    I had to remake the side panel on the right because the curves left were unsuitable to the other panel as you can see in the photo

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    Taken up a panel of a old houses, putty ...

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    ... Sanded ...

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    And cut, thus it should be much better

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    I started to do the excavations for power cables here under the two holes for the two vga

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    I have also finished the two panels on the right

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    Test the case without hardware
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    stay tuned ;)
     
  3. dream1

    dream1 What's a Dremel?

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    Keep it up :thumb: . So far it looks dam good.
     
  4. 666painkiller

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    lookin good........
     
  5. KidMod-Southpaw

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    Damn this looks cool! Keep it up! :)
     
  6. Mad_Bull

    Mad_Bull What's a Dremel?

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    thanks a lot guys

    Small advance of sleeving and draft available cables inside the computer case (i still have finish) amalgamation of the cables inside the power supply box, i had to overcome in this way to gain space because the cover came out of my a little short, the clips will be changed from white to black

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    and finally, I started grouting the top
    front, so to speak what I had taken a hammer time ago

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    I sanded and polished cuts plexi orange and the transparent rear panel of the mobo and pedestals, attacked the mask of the logo and buttons

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    and began to cover the edges for painting

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    I gave a primer

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    and I adapted to a "camp oven" to dry the primer

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    here it is finally painted: ClapClap: of course I still have to learn a lot about painting, and the result is not what I dreamed of but still very acceptable so I'm happy with what I managed to do at least remedy this step is finished

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    stay tuned for the final stages of the mod ;)
     
  7. Mad_Bull

    Mad_Bull What's a Dremel?

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    settle the mask of the front, these holes do not let them so true?

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    I recovered the old front of the case to cut the net on the side

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    tested on the mask but they were a bit 'high and then I cut them to bend in a small excavation

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    here is the mesh insert folded

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    two points of hot glue

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    and this is the picture of the front as it was returned

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    then I dedicated to the fan cover / power supply

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    prepared for cuts

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    I made some holes for the saw blade

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    first cut

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    and carvings made ​​for the power supply

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    and .... done

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    let's take a nice shot of lime and fine sandpaper and here is the final result

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    stay tuned ;)
     
  8. Mad_Bull

    Mad_Bull What's a Dremel?

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    I go along with the latest processing

    I made the front for milling

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    milling

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    and here it is the front

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    and ... front with logo and buttons for a global vision

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    I made two small circuits to connect parallel the various LEDs and LED strip around the case

    primary circuit current that will lead to another also
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    second circuit

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    and finally I wired the writer, was a challenge solder the wires on the button and led smd but it all went well

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    excavation for lighting

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    led strip connected

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    test

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    inclusion in the panel

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    and ....

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    the rear panel of the left,

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    LED strips inserted

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    and this is the back of the front with the LED strip inserted

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    entering the burner and part of the panel

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    illuminated front

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    these days I rearranged all the lighting and this is the last picture of the structure with the power supply and fan cover lighted cover, it is not what I expected but that's okay

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    I placed both power circuits of LEDs and placed in their seats

    above the basket hd

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    and under the feeder

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    final settlement of the front with sleeving and assembled with the structure

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    proof lighting ...

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    ready for assembly

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    stay tuned ;) :mrgreen:
     
  9. Ocelot

    Ocelot Minimodder

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    Congrats, that lighting looks really nice!
     
  10. KidMod-Southpaw

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    The black and orange is simply stunning- especially when lit! Great job!
     
  11. Mad_Bull

    Mad_Bull What's a Dremel?

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    thank you very much guys, your compliments fill me with joy :D

    with this enjoy the final photos of my project

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  12. Pranja

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    Looks great. Nice work. :)
     
  13. biojellywobbles

    biojellywobbles Minimodder

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    Looking amazing, lovely job you've done and fast build too!
     
  14. Mad_Bull

    Mad_Bull What's a Dremel?

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    thank you very much, I'm happy for your comments :thumb:
     

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