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cutting ur qpack

w00ty

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well id like to know what u lot have used to cut ur qpack.. i dont have a dremel and dont want to buy one unless it really is neccessary. id like to add a couple of holes to the case so i could add 2 case fans and cool down my system. as mine is the windowed version, i thought this plastic could be easily cut using some other tool...

any ideas?
 
yea much easier using holesaw. you can rent holesaws by the hour from a lot of hardware chains, as the larger ones (for 120mm fans) can get a little pricey to only use once or twice.
if your only making holes for 80mm fans, you can get a holesaw, arbor and starter bit for around $20, $30 for 92mm. you need to make the holes a little smaller than the fans (duh) so you have some room for sanding.
 
be careful when using the holesaw..you can really mess up your case. It likes to melt the plastic.
 
Steeeeve said:
be careful when using the holesaw..you can really mess up your case. It likes to melt the plastic.

Use it in reverse at a slow speed
 
i cracked my window trying to drill a hole to hold the fan after i cut the fan hole

thankfully i bought replacements pre cut to size for $3.50 at the hardware store thats 5x stronger then lexan :D

edit: its also alot more clear so i can see everything shinny inside
 
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