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Case Mod - In Progress Project Black Copper: Lian Li P80 & PA140.3

Discussion in 'Project Logs' started by aka_gk, 24 Feb 2010.

  1. TotalGaos

    TotalGaos Stainless steel.. hmm..

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    Yeah good Q by Phinix. What camera and possibly extra equipment do you use?
     
  2. aka_gk

    aka_gk What's a Dremel?

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    I have Canon Powershot G10, tiny Unomat tripod , homemade lightbox and that's it :D
    ghetto lightbox can be found on the first page, yesterday I built bigger one for motherboard shooting.
     
  3. TotalGaos

    TotalGaos Stainless steel.. hmm..

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    Yeah I guessed you needed a bigger one for the last pics.. Anyway nice to see you are putting extra effort in the pictures, its a real plus on the worklog!
     
  4. eBarazzetti

    eBarazzetti Sorry for my english, i'm brazilian

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    I pretty liked the way that you disposed the hard disk and the ssd drives, this is an inspiration for me. :D
     
  5. aka_gk

    aka_gk What's a Dremel?

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    :thumb:
    good to hear :D

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    new memory has finally arrived!
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  6. disturbed13

    disturbed13 Minimodder

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    i love those ram heat sinks !!!!!
     
  7. Volund

    Volund Am I supposed to care?

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    The ram and that board together are just amazing :D

    beautiful
     
  8. The_Beast

    The_Beast I like wood ಠ_ಠ

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    Neat ram sinks, they definitely go with the mobo sinks


    Great mod
     
  9. TotalGaos

    TotalGaos Stainless steel.. hmm..

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    Sweet combination of hardware!
     
  10. Monkey Puzzle

    Monkey Puzzle Minimodder

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    you, sir, have almost exactly the same choice of hardware/colour scheme I went with. Good choice! :)
     
  11. Matticus

    Matticus ...

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    This looks fantastic! I can't wait for your next update.

    Those fan stickers you bought from zazzle, are they the standard small sized 3.8cm stickers?
     
  12. aka_gk

    aka_gk What's a Dremel?

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    disturbed13, Volund, The_Beast, TotalGaos, Monkey Puzzle, Matticus
    thanks, glad you like it!

    yep, it is small 1.5" stickers

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    now little update, finally I have managed to finish the PSU by 95%
    At the beginning I heatshrinked sleeving just near the PSU output but it turned out not good, at all. I remade it and now it's much better, let's watch step by step:

    Slightly widened the hole, it was completely round at first. Bare metal edge can be fixed with marker :)
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    Then put all sleeving inside and fixed with zip ties. Also snipped SATA cables and 4-pin motherboard power cable.
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    But as my friends said, isolating tape sometime tends to peel off under hot conditions, so I remade it with heatshrink
    tiny heatshrink first
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    then twist the wire and put bigger tube over it
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    And now there is only 4-pin molex left naked, will do it later while prefinal assembly to cut it to exact length.
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    thanks for watching! :thumb:
     
  13. The boy 4rm oz

    The boy 4rm oz Project: Elegant-Li

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    I really do love what you are doing so far, excellent clean modding. I actually had a similar mod planned with the slightly smaller variant of that case but now I may have to re-think my plans :D.
     
  14. aka_gk

    aka_gk What's a Dremel?

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    thanks for the kind comments :)

    okay, that was been awhile since I updated this log but I am still here and it is still going :D
    here is the new stuff:
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  15. eVoPhantom

    eVoPhantom What's a Dremel?

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    Looks fantastic so far
     
  16. Colossous

    Colossous Minimodder

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    Great mods duder
     
  17. jegerjon

    jegerjon What's a Dremel?

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    Very clean work mate it looks really good. In particular your sleeving, it's dead on!
     
  18. aka_gk

    aka_gk What's a Dremel?

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    thanks guys, I really appreciate your feedback :thumb:

    there is a thing that annoys me for a quite a long time, here it is (no, not the PSU :D)
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    Fixed!
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    I got some G3/8" to G1/4"adapter to put black barbs instead of chromed
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    little bit of a teasing
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    now I am basically measuring everything to make some more cuts due to the new hardware
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  19. Damouse

    Damouse Thats no moon!

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    Heh. Great attention to sleeving, and nice pictures. Ive underestimated the use of a cheap lightbox.
     
  20. mars-bar-man

    mars-bar-man Side bewb.

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    This looks freaking epic man!!! Love it!
     

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