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haf 932 modding

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ben5

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I saw a lot of features on the corsair 800d I liked, but would rather mod my case than shell out 200+ for a new case. So heres my first question, is there anyway I can make my side panel tool less like the corsair cases, IE latches like the 650d or buttons like the 800d; preferably the latter.

Also i noticed my haf 932's backplate is rather small; it doesn't even align with AM3's plate. I would like to make it much larger so I can acommondate future builds.
I was thinking of making the hole larger, http://img263.imageshack.us/f/cutoutn.png/ is what i was thinking about doing. Using a dremel to cut the back area in the picture, then using a filer to smooth out the edges, maybe possibly adding some molding to make it look nicer. Basically using the same technique as the guy in this video http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gTDpxmGEC58
 
thumbscrews on the side panel make it tool less.

I wuold def open up the space larger. even on the 922 it's annoyingly small.
 
Yes i know, But what im asking is, if theres anyway to give it latches or a button like the corsair cases. Im not a big fan of thumbscrews tbh
 
Someone help me out here, i hate hate thumbscrews with a passion and would like to have tool-less panels.
 
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