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Looking for somebody to do a quick mod

jebo_4jc

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I have a Biostar SFF case, and I'd like to have somebody do a relatively simple mod for me:
I want somebody to add a fan (Zalman OP-1, specifically) to each side of my case like has been done here:
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PM me with offers if interested.
Thanks!
 
I could do it if you wanted. I have access to a machine shop and we have some hole cutting tools that make perfect holes in sheetmetal. They are the punch type tools, but I have access to any size, all the way up to 3.5 inch which works well for 120mm holes. Let me know if you are interested.
 
Look go buy a 4 1/2" hole saw attach it to a drill and mark your center for the hole a drill it . 3 min. later when you have that job done . take one of your fan gaurds lay it over the hole . center it and drill the fiirst mounting hole. than put a fan srew threw it to hold it in place . than recenter your hole drill another hole install srew in place now drill the last 2 holes. remove the 2 screws and mount your fan. Its that easy . and a lot cheaper. and you get the satisfaction of doing it your self. A 4 inch hole saw well be fine also but don't go any smaller.
 
honestly doing it yourself would be cheaper. Ill CNC machine them on the sides on a 5 axis machined for 50+shipping one way. but a holesaw cost less than that =]
 
I didn't realize a hole saw was that cheap.
Thanks for the tips.
 
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