RED DEVIL: ROTM and Case Mod Alteration
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RED DEVIL: ROTM and Case Mod Alteration
Hey There Guys
Thought i would post my case. And yes i sprayed it PINK inside BUT for a purpose. It gives a contrast to the case.
Here you see the case taken without flash on. This really inhanses the RED CCFL's. Red Perspex was used to give the CCFL's that real red.
Frontal view of my Case. Actually thinking of Painting another graphic using oil paint. Something REALLY COOL. My first paint job & MOD Experience was this goblin type character. Will post that aswell for you guys.
Last of my case. This is a setup pic of my computer and if you look to the left that drawing i did in my Final Art practical. So there is an idea of my art to paper experience. Something like that on my case. Using oil paint though. And yes i keep my bedroom clean at all times.
Here is my first case i was talking about With the hand painted pic i got from my friend which he drew in pencil, i simply copied it and added colour.
Here is the back view of the case with the BIG cut out. Thats for the mesh. Still need to speak to methais but thats the next act. Here are two pics of the cut out.
The next pic you see it has a note there if you go to the networking section my thread is there with my Wireless Network project. I will update that thread aswell, for the speeds and signal strength etc.
Cheers
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Thought i would post my case. And yes i sprayed it PINK inside BUT for a purpose. It gives a contrast to the case.
Here you see the case taken without flash on. This really inhanses the RED CCFL's. Red Perspex was used to give the CCFL's that real red.
Frontal view of my Case. Actually thinking of Painting another graphic using oil paint. Something REALLY COOL. My first paint job & MOD Experience was this goblin type character. Will post that aswell for you guys.
Last of my case. This is a setup pic of my computer and if you look to the left that drawing i did in my Final Art practical. So there is an idea of my art to paper experience. Something like that on my case. Using oil paint though. And yes i keep my bedroom clean at all times.
Here is my first case i was talking about With the hand painted pic i got from my friend which he drew in pencil, i simply copied it and added colour.
Here is the back view of the case with the BIG cut out. Thats for the mesh. Still need to speak to methais but thats the next act. Here are two pics of the cut out.
The next pic you see it has a note there if you go to the networking section my thread is there with my Wireless Network project. I will update that thread aswell, for the speeds and signal strength etc.
Cheers
DoOb's
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hey viceroy
if you want i can organise you some but you will need to pay a fee. Would have to ask my friend i got it from him
Just finished doing the 120mm hole for the other fan which is going into the side panel perspex. Took me an hour an half or maybe more to cut that hole. Use my gas stove and a hot knife. DAM it took long.
Finished sanding the inside and will now make the 4 holes for the screws. Done.
Will need to find a nice grill or i might make one out of alliminum or something.
Now i need a grill and mesh for the back and top when i cut up there.
if you want i can organise you some but you will need to pay a fee. Would have to ask my friend i got it from him
Just finished doing the 120mm hole for the other fan which is going into the side panel perspex. Took me an hour an half or maybe more to cut that hole. Use my gas stove and a hot knife. DAM it took long.
Finished sanding the inside and will now make the 4 holes for the screws. Done.
Will need to find a nice grill or i might make one out of alliminum or something.
Now i need a grill and mesh for the back and top when i cut up there.
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Thanks you guys. Both your case i seen are pretty awesome. But here is an update
Hey guys
ok had trouble with the jigsaw but i was able finish. And you wanna know how. First with the jigsaw didnt get very far because things started to flap so i couldn't go any further. So i thought the only other option and because i dont't have a Dremel i used a Angle grinder. Yes you heard me right.
Here is the two pics of the completed excerise.
And side view
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Hey guys
ok had trouble with the jigsaw but i was able finish. And you wanna know how. First with the jigsaw didnt get very far because things started to flap so i couldn't go any further. So i thought the only other option and because i dont't have a Dremel i used a Angle grinder. Yes you heard me right.
Here is the two pics of the completed excerise.
And side view
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Constructive critisism? Here goes...
1. Dont use masking tape. Ever. Not even for a temp solution. If you do that you will grow into "ag its not looking so ****" brainwashing yourself. >>> Newsflash: its looking ****.
2. Use the tools of the trade. If you managed to cut that flame design with an angle grinder, think how much sweeter it would have looked with a dremel...
3. Can't put my finger on it... wait I can. That pain job. Mannn... jeesh. You gona need some scrubbing and sanding to get that smooth and silky. Enuf said.
4. The over-all looks of the case is great and I love the ideas around it, but it lacks that pro finish and "touch". For a starter case mod its not that bad, but I wont submit it as "my best work" to be judged by peers.
This is all my opinion. I am by no means a modder, but I do have an eye and appeciation for work done well the first time. Any work. Yours just dont cut it, but dont give up - you will get there.
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ps - Try a bigger budget.
1. Dont use masking tape. Ever. Not even for a temp solution. If you do that you will grow into "ag its not looking so ****" brainwashing yourself. >>> Newsflash: its looking ****.
2. Use the tools of the trade. If you managed to cut that flame design with an angle grinder, think how much sweeter it would have looked with a dremel...
3. Can't put my finger on it... wait I can. That pain job. Mannn... jeesh. You gona need some scrubbing and sanding to get that smooth and silky. Enuf said.
4. The over-all looks of the case is great and I love the ideas around it, but it lacks that pro finish and "touch". For a starter case mod its not that bad, but I wont submit it as "my best work" to be judged by peers.
This is all my opinion. I am by no means a modder, but I do have an eye and appeciation for work done well the first time. Any work. Yours just dont cut it, but dont give up - you will get there.
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ps - Try a bigger budget.
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Thanks for the lecture, but for starters i dont have an income where i can buy things eg: a dremel, can't even get a hold of one. So use what you have in this case a jigsaw would have done it but things started to flap and so i am getting quite good at using an angle grinder, when you see the end product i am sure you will change your mind.
Anything in the case will change, including that ****** tape, stickers what ever spoils it. Remember my budget isn't much, i am no rich guy. Work hasn't come my way yet but i am still trying.
Anything in the case will change, including that ****** tape, stickers what ever spoils it. Remember my budget isn't much, i am no rich guy. Work hasn't come my way yet but i am still trying.
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Dude That flame job is pretty impressive. Personnally I would put the same perspex under it as your side panel. The side panel is looking mighty fine.
BTW use a finer toothed balde for the Jigsaw. You cut slower but you have 100 times less flapping. I have to say using a angle grinder to cut the flame was brave but man it came out very well. Well done indeed.
Good mod so far man. You some serious modding potensial
BTW use a finer toothed balde for the Jigsaw. You cut slower but you have 100 times less flapping. I have to say using a angle grinder to cut the flame was brave but man it came out very well. Well done indeed.
Good mod so far man. You some serious modding potensial
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