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first time dremeler (pics)

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lemons

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just got a dremel, so hacking away at my PC-86 (i think that's the model, had it for a few years)

120mm fan in the front. Not the neatest job ever, but hopefully a little more work and it will look ok. Gonna try to fit the same size fan in the back next. gulp

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and one in the back

not really recommended as the fan needs to be removed before you can pull out the motherboard tray. I guess it also weakens the structure of the case. i'm happy with it though.

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looks nice, but a lot of [H]ard work
think I'll just get the new PC-7 Plus which already has 120mm fans in the front and rear

great job, especially for a first time dremel user
have any pics with the front back on?
 
You'll want to cover those holes under your rear fan or it'll just suck a bunch of air from outside instead of pulling out all the hot case air.
 
You'll want to cover those holes under your rear fan or it'll just suck a bunch of air from outside instead of pulling out all the hot case air.
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is that true? I'll have to check it out with smoke from a cigarette or something when i eventually get the side pannels back on. thx for the tip.
 
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