Cube Case

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Hey guys,

Revision 2 of my cube case:

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The silver screws were just temp until I got hold of some CS black screws, they now blend in superbly.

Inverted ATX

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Got the laser cutting through today for 5 ATX case sets of the revision 3.
 
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Hi,

Ah ok, I wasn't sure whether you were adding in postage & import costs etc. Like for like they are not cheaper, but once you factor the price of del for case labs then mine are fractionally cheaper. Case labs cases are punched, they own the equipment to make them and so thats why they can sell them soo damn cheaply! Unfortunately I do not have those facilities at my disposal and I decided to go with laser cutting as I didnt want to be constrained to the limitations of punching. Despite having found the cheapest laser cutters & the cheapest fabricators the case is still very expensive and profit margins minimal.
 
Hes running 1000rpm fans so infact the system is super quiet and has room for expansion if he ever decides to WC the gpu. He told me last night he can even run the processor on idle with the fans completely off!
 
Hi,

The whole case is held together with countersunk black hex bolts, the only rivets used are those holding the motherboard pci panel to the back case panel, and these are black, but on the next case will be countersunk too. The hex bolts allow the case to be completely stripped down if need be.

The powdercoat is simply satin black, im not aware of what the actual RAL no is tho, i can get a quote for powdercoating if you want your case done.
 
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