BitFenix Prodigy

[Neme]

Potentiall looking to put together an ITX build, only part im not so keen on are the case "feet". Want to look at taking the feet off, maybe trimming them down to cover the gap that is left along the bottom of the side panels and putting some feet on it.

Just having some trouble finding some nice chunky feet to bolt on the bottom (that dont cost too much), the case needs to be raised a reasonable amount for the PSU intake filter on the bottom.

Any suggestions are welcomed.

 

[Neme]

Oh for anyone interested the build so far is probably:

ASUS P8H77-I
I3-3220
Corsair CX430
Crucial M4
Patriot 2x8 GB

Initially looking to run ESXi host, pfsense & a flexraid based storage server (will be grabbing some 3TB drives a bit later)

 

[Neme]

Was thinking something along these sort of lines:

http://www.mnpctech.com/Aluminum_Computer_Case_Feet.html

Problem is they are ~£27 (+shipping) a set which is a bit steep for this build, happy to have something less fancy but of a similar size, but i'm drawing a blank so far.

 

[tjp148]

Do you know anyone with a lathe in their shed/garage/place of work. Ask them nicely, maybe offer some beers?

 

[Doomedspeed]

I like the Lian Li feet.

http://www.lian-li.com/v2/en/product/product04.php?cl_index=2&sc_index=30&ss_index=106

A bit small maybe?

 

[tamzzy]

what do you feel is wrong with the prodigy's feet?

 

[Greg0986]

You don't need feet with the prodigy, it is miles off the ground thanks to its feet which are the same as the handles... just inverted . I can fit my hand underneath the case, which is something I cannot do with my main case.

 

[tjp148]

You don't need feet with the prodigy, it is miles off the ground thanks to its feet which are the same as the handles... just inverted . I can fit my hand underneath the case, which is something I cannot do with my main case.

The OP wants rid of the original feet...