First ever case build project

The 'death star' for a proj name suggestion :) I hate, yes hate the original front side so my thought on that if it were me would be to get a piece of black perspex ordered to required size with necessary holes cut out.
 
Oops I didnt realise this was such an old thread.

It is old but hopefully now I can get cracking and make some progress. I even ordered my monitor from here (oc's) for delivery today so hopefully with that sat there it will be the incentive I need.

Everything looks better when you stick a load of lights in it.

I wasnt planning on any lights to be honest. Thought less is more maybe in this build. Will have a think
 
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Top panel of case with I/O strip removed. Not keen on these as they are uncovered and look like they will fill with dust etc in no time at all.

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All masked up and ready for the cuts that should hold the 120.3 rad and fans. Think a carbon roof may be on the cards.
 
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Fans all finished off in high white gloss. Hoping I will get the contrast I was looking for between the matt black and gloss white :rolleyes:
 
Good stuff, am watching all the updates, it's not dissimilar to a cream tower I have of my own, a Supermicro SC750A.
 
Cheers. Just uploading the photos I have up to now. Playing a bit of catch up really as not done a lot for such a long time but now gonna concentrate on it.
 
Looking at it in that picture, it appears a little squint, however have just been out to the workshop and the measurements all round are exact. Strange :rolleyes::rolleyes::rolleyes:
 
Would it have not been easier to just remove the fan rather than masking them? Would have saved you a lot of time and tape. :D

Wish I could have mate, but the fans I am using do not allow you to remove the blades form the bearing. Belive me, I tried, twice and ruined two fans :mad: It was very tedious I will admit. Not near as bad as trying to remove all the tape once the paint had dried though :mad::mad::mad:
 
Wish I could have mate, but the fans I am using do not allow you to remove the blades form the bearing. Belive me, I tried, twice and ruined two fans :mad: It was very tedious I will admit. Not near as bad as trying to remove all the tape once the paint had dried though :mad::mad::mad:
Ah bummer, i'm looking at painting a couple of my fans, luckily I can just remove them. Did you do the whole primer etc with them to? Due to them being plastic I was thinking of just grabbing some Plastikote.
 
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