[Scratch case] Project Duplex
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Truly magnificent, all the work you do is outstanding and I really do enjoy your build logs. 
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WoW..... absolutely amazing, true class.
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WOW! Just wow! What an amazing build.
What milling machine did you use to do all the metal work?
What milling machine did you use to do all the metal work?
Absolutely fantastic! 
I really, really like that!
I'm guessing the intention is to cover up the DVI connector on the GPU as you've done with the back panel of the motherboard, given the DVI-shaped hole near the power supply, opposite the network port?
I really, really like that!I'm guessing the intention is to cover up the DVI connector on the GPU as you've done with the back panel of the motherboard, given the DVI-shaped hole near the power supply, opposite the network port?
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That is one awesome build. I take my hat off to you. Makes my old Cooler Master Wave case look like something from the stone age.
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that looks absolutely awesome! credit where credit is due
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Thx for all the comments guys! Makes me want to keep modding
@detheridge02: I made my own cnc mill last year.Which has been a great help. The other tools are files, sandpaper, hammer, pliers and a cordless drill I had access to a press brake earlier but found it faster not to have to drive to get a key every time i needed to bend something.
@sw1ft: I will. One thing i wanted to do before the deadline was make red light bars as they don't sell them. I ran out of time and they were left out of the build. That's why the system is off I didn't like the mix of white and red lights .
Confused: Yeah, ran out of time as usual and the dvi female adapter is still somewhere in postage.
I will keep modding this but with a slower pace, so keep your eyes open
Thx Again for all the comments guys!
@detheridge02: I made my own cnc mill last year.Which has been a great help. The other tools are files, sandpaper, hammer, pliers and a cordless drill
I had access to a press brake earlier but found it faster not to have to drive to get a key every time i needed to bend something.@sw1ft: I will. One thing i wanted to do before the deadline was make red light bars as they don't sell them. I ran out of time and they were left out of the build. That's why the system is off
I didn't like the mix of white and red lights .Confused: Yeah, ran out of time as usual and the dvi female adapter is still somewhere in postage.
I will keep modding this but with a slower pace, so keep your eyes open
Thx Again for all the comments guys!
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I knew you wouldn't fail us
I bow to you, Sir.
I bow to you, Sir.
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I knew you wouldn't fail us
I bow to you, Sir.
Thx Petey! It will keep getting better and better the case
Absolutely stunning! 
Love the way you have used extender cables and water cooling to remove the "clutter" from the mobo, and laid out the key components on each side.
Inspired design!
You could sell the parts in kit form for sure.
Love the way you have used extender cables and water cooling to remove the "clutter" from the mobo, and laid out the key components on each side.
Inspired design!
You could sell the parts in kit form for sure.
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This is great, very sleek and modern. I would love to do something like this of my own one day, but I have no skills or own any tools hmm 
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