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finally finished my window

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the plastic got a little scratched up (not that you can see it in the pictures so i guess it's ok), and the holes are a bit off ..but otherwise it looks good. the modling was such a major pain, but it looks good i think.

i still have quite a bit of work to do. the case came with this big purple plastic fan holder inside the case that was really handy because it was seperate from the door, so you could take the door off without having to remove the fans. you could swing it around so you could get to the insides without disturbing the fans. i really like it, but it's really ugly and blocks the view of anything worth seeing through the window, and anyway the door won't even fit because of the molding if it's in place. so i'm going to make my own that does the same thing, only much smaller and out of plexiglass.

i'm also going to be cutting some holes in the motherboard tray to run more wires behind it, and i ordered some ccfl extensions so i can get those inverters and the mess of wires away from the bottom and side of the case.

should be fun. any suggestions as to how i can clean up the wires a bit more?
 
What did you use to cut those fan holes and how did you do it?

Nice window mod btw :).
 
Nice, I wish they could make a case where the mobo is in the middle of the case instead of on one side so you can cut windows on both sides. :)

Great job, I can't notice scratches or the holes that are off center. Since you made it yourself, your making a big deal about somehting that you need a microscope to see, chill out man. lol
 
Originally posted by ComputerBox34
Nice, I wish they could make a case where the mobo is in the middle of the case instead of on one side so you can cut windows on both sides. :)

Great job, I can't notice scratches or the holes that are off center. Since you made it yourself, your making a big deal about somehting that you need a microscope to see, chill out man. lol
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My case has 3 windows ;).
 
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