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Case Mod - In Progress [project] the G5-yufi - done !

Discussion in 'Project Logs' started by thegyufi, 10 Dec 2013.

  1. Hukkel

    Hukkel James' minion

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    Wow those plexi frames to keep it all together look very nice. Great idea as well to just use clear plexi this way.
     
  2. Telefonskaft

    Telefonskaft What's a Dremel?

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    This is turning out really good, can't wait until next update!
     
  3. XTSX

    XTSX What's a Dremel?

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    This precision :eeek:! Love it.
     
  4. thegyufi

    thegyufi What's a Dremel?

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    Hello everyone !

    Quickly some news, this week-end I'll probably finish what I'm working on since 2 weeks, that is ... a removable MB support !! :clap:

    This part was longer than expected, I didn't imagined how many problems I must solved to make it possible, and as I must be one of the first to try this, I couldn't inspire me on another projects !

    I can't wait to show you all of this !! :dremel:
     
  5. kinghong1970

    kinghong1970 Just a Clumsy Ape

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    damn that's lovely!
     
  6. Johnny71

    Johnny71 What's a Dremel?

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    Sweet! looking forward to see your solution since I'm planning to do a similar solution! Keep it up! Great work!
     
  7. thegyufi

    thegyufi What's a Dremel?

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    thanks, I hope it will continue !

    My solution is basic but it work ! I hope you won't be disappointed :)

    So it's time for a Big Update !!

    I just finish my MB support which ask me a lot of work, this is some pictures of the realization !!

    For this removable system, the support must be slide inside two rails

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    small scratches fo improve the gluing
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    then the gluing with epoxy
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    the plexi frame which come from www.thelaserhive.com :blush:
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    her thickness is 5mm, exactly like my U profil
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    the long hole for PCI cards
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    (yes this is a Geforce 4 AGP :lol: )

    installation of the I/O shield
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    a little to bigger so :dremel:

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    realization of a metallic frame to solidify
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    then some cutting
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    some M3 inserts to fix the I/O shield
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    and the result
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    After that, I decide to realize another hole to simplify the mounting of the CPU cooler
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  8. thegyufi

    thegyufi What's a Dremel?

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    Suite

    we continue with the cut of the back of the case

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    and... :wallbash:: there is no photos ! I totally forgot to take some pictures :lol:

    but it continue with the cut of the backpanel
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    done !
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    The gluing of the 2 rails inside the case
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    Voila, all the parts are now done, just need to mount all together !!
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    The I/O shiels on the plexi board
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    the lian li PCI square
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    the backpanel
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    with the Prolimatech fan
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    the result
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    This support is done, but I'll probably change the plexi board for another withoud the long hole for PCI cards because it seems too fragile.

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  9. lamanl

    lamanl So little done, so much to do

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    Its looking Beautiful so for
    Keep it up
     
  10. Falqoon

    Falqoon Minimodder

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    Great job on the removable mobo tray man! Looking great!
     
  11. GuilleAcoustic

    GuilleAcoustic Ook ? Ook !

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    OMFG ! That plastic chirurgy is stunning, looks like you didn't even cut it. I'm trully amazed.
     
  12. jrs77

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    I'm not sure if I like the motherbard-tray and the new backside. You spend lot's of time conservating all the detail in the front and then you go and redo the back with a - in my oppinion - non-matching backpanel.

    Would've loved to see you redrilling all the holes in the back aswell to keep the G5-looks from all angles.
     
  13. thegyufi

    thegyufi What's a Dremel?

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    Thanks a lot for your kind comments !! I really appreciate. :blush:

    Thanks a lot too for your comment, I must admit you totally right about the design.

    For me, the conception I choose for this removable tray can't be adapted with conserving all the original holes (maybe too fragile). But as you said, this is the back of the case, and I prefer to had this option (removable tray) rather a better design for this hidden side.

    I still hope you'll like the next !
     
  14. thegyufi

    thegyufi What's a Dremel?

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    Hello here !

    It's time for an UPdate !!

    This is how I realized the middle plate inside the case for mounting SSD !

    Here too I have choosen a 4mm plexiglass plate
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    First bend with the help of the exterior of the case
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    the cutting on the left is for the IEC plug
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    a little more of cutting and bending
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    It's not finish, but this is a first rendering for checking
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    with the PSU
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    then, some cuttings on an aluminum plate
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    Realization of the SSD's bracket
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    all the parts are now over
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    and mounted
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    and installed
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    IEC plug
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    Voilà !

    Hope you like the result !!

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  15. AlienwareAndy

    AlienwareAndy What's a Dremel?

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    I doff my cap to you on this good day, for your skills are other worldly.

    Un-ferkin-believable. I love it.
     
  16. WaRn00b™

    WaRn00b™ bit-tech addict

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    Holy crap this is nice!!!!!!!! Can't wait for more!!! :)

    Really epic man!!! Damn.... *picks jaw up off the floor*
     
  17. jrs77

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    You've got some serious craftsmenship and artistic talents sir ;)

    The combination of the alu and the clear acrylic looks stunning, and the precision is excellent. :rock:





    Still not liking the backplate tho.
     
  18. thegyufi

    thegyufi What's a Dremel?

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    Thanks a lot guys, I really appreciate that you ... appreciate my work !! :lol:
     
  19. MODZERO

    MODZERO Minimodder

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    wow! Such great work! subbed! can't wait to see this finished. Makes me wanna pull my MacPro mod out the loft and actually finish it.

    J.
     
  20. thegyufi

    thegyufi What's a Dremel?

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    Thanks for your comment !

    I'm actually thinking about the window on the door, I hope have enough time this week end to realize the cut !

    Also, I'm waiting for my new 3mm aluminum plate to replace the plexi plate of my MB tray


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    And of course, I can thanks David Chugg from www.thelaserhive.com for all his services :clap:

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