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Cube shaped case
- Thread starter Wolfkin
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http://www.xoxide.com/ do some nice cube cases, just a suggestion, not sure if this would any help to you, just click on the case section and chose all case, they are close to the bottom i think, if not do a search for 'cube' some should come up.
tyjohnson said:
Another vote for the YY cube, it's just an awesome case with tons of potential. Here's a review: http://www.modthebox.com/review241_1.shtml
Thank you very much all of you. It have been very helpful. 
Kind of liked this one, but the price of $350.
http://mountainmods.com/product_info.php?cPath=21_32&products_id=77
Looks like I have to build my own 'cause I want the motherboard to lay in the bottom and then mount the CD/DVD drives at top left and harddrives and PSU on the right.
So in the end I would look at a cube where the sides are about 16" long, some windows, a couple of fans and some nice lights and ofcours a control panel.
Kind of liked this one, but the price of $350.
http://mountainmods.com/product_info.php?cPath=21_32&products_id=77
Looks like I have to build my own 'cause I want the motherboard to lay in the bottom and then mount the CD/DVD drives at top left and harddrives and PSU on the right.
So in the end I would look at a cube where the sides are about 16" long, some windows, a couple of fans and some nice lights and ofcours a control panel.
Of course you could always get the mountain mods non-powder coat version and pay $299. I bought the non-powder coated version, but I also got it when they didnt offer powder coating with them. So I really didnt have a choice, but looking back with what I have modded to this case, I am glad I didnt get the powder coating (even though I couldnt). Very nice cases in the form of space and weight 15 lbs. (not fully loaded of course). I would buy this case again given the chance...
make your own out of two regular cases:
http://www.spodesabode.com/content/article/cubecase
Or buy/build a plexi cube:
http://www.cubedpc.com/index.htm
http://www.spodesabode.com/content/article/cubecase
Or buy/build a plexi cube:
http://www.cubedpc.com/index.htm
jmroberts70
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Gotta' love those good 'ole Yeong Yang cases! Got this one at a swap meet many years ago. It's been on the back burner for the time being but I still long to complete the "Ice Jet" project using this case. It's built like it could also double for jackstands for big rigs! Super thick steel and solid construction. Don't make 'em like that anymore...
Tiny said:
Sorry, no work log. I had a lot of questions when I started too. If you don't have the tools to make percision cuts, then order the panels precut from Tap Plastics. Tthen do the details with a jigsaw and a scroll saw. Sand edges to 220 b4 gluing. Use WeldOn #3 glue. Practice first. You will probably build it twice b4 you get it right. I did.