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NecessaryEvil
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Title:
Undetermined
Purpose:
Win a "Worst Case Mod" contest
The Canvas:
The original "NecessaryEvil" from which I derived my namesake.
SuperMicro 760a case (modded):
The Tools:
Winchester 170 Deluxe carbine in .22LR
300 rounds of Federal Hollowpoint .22LR
Benelli Nova Pump in 12ga
60 rounds of Federal #8 shot
4 rounds of Federal #1 shot
Sharpie
Saran Wrap
Duct Tape
flexible furnace ducting
free supply of fireworks (thanks grandma and grandpa!)
spray paint
WD-40, Gasoline, Lighter Fluid
Matches
The end result:
Blow holes from blowing holes.
The Type-R'est shit I can pull
The worst looking case window ever
a shit load of noise and annoyance from the 120mm fans and Delta Black Label fan.
The Plan:
External Mods:
1. Sharpie out a design for my window.
2. Using the chassis itself as a stand, carefully shoot holes along the design (not too carefully, mind you) with the .22LR
3. After design has been properly perforated with the .22LR...use some muscle to rip out the design using #8 shot. (Pictured below on the left. causes dents. likely to rip out the cutout)
4. Add blowholes with #1 shot. (Pictured below on the right. Perfect for added ventilation)
(picture of a non-functional DVD player's punshiment. Dents by #8 shot; Holes by #1 shot)
5. Spraypaint for added effect.
6. Use fireworks supply to create additional ventilation in the bezel of the case
7. (Optional) add wings and stickers to make it go faster. Add NOS pipes that go to painted Mt. Dew bottles. Duct tape bottles to the case.
Internal Mods
1. insert surge protector to inside of case. (due to lack of hole saw and unwillingness to use dremel, look into the .308 to provide a series of holes large enough for male outlet to go out. May also look into .22LR + pliers for this)
2. Plug in AC 120mm fans into the surge protector.
3. Instead of cold cathodes, borrow girlfriend's lava lamp for desired internal illumination effect.
4. Add as many cables and shit to make it as unsightly and spagetti-like as possible. Usefullness of cables may be questionable.
5. rotate heatsink shroud so that it will point the fan (Delta Black Label) in a direction where it will provide most annoying noise while still cooling the Thunderbird.
6. Add more fans (fans to cool fans?)
7. replace the cobwebs and dust that are currently in the system now (maybe empty vacuum cleaner or lint filter into the chassis?)
Undetermined
Purpose:
Win a "Worst Case Mod" contest
The Canvas:
The original "NecessaryEvil" from which I derived my namesake.
SuperMicro 760a case (modded):
The Tools:
Winchester 170 Deluxe carbine in .22LR
300 rounds of Federal Hollowpoint .22LR
Benelli Nova Pump in 12ga
60 rounds of Federal #8 shot
4 rounds of Federal #1 shot
Sharpie
Saran Wrap
Duct Tape
flexible furnace ducting
free supply of fireworks (thanks grandma and grandpa!)
spray paint
WD-40, Gasoline, Lighter Fluid
Matches
The end result:
Blow holes from blowing holes.
The Type-R'est shit I can pull
The worst looking case window ever
a shit load of noise and annoyance from the 120mm fans and Delta Black Label fan.
The Plan:
External Mods:
1. Sharpie out a design for my window.
2. Using the chassis itself as a stand, carefully shoot holes along the design (not too carefully, mind you) with the .22LR
3. After design has been properly perforated with the .22LR...use some muscle to rip out the design using #8 shot. (Pictured below on the left. causes dents. likely to rip out the cutout)
4. Add blowholes with #1 shot. (Pictured below on the right. Perfect for added ventilation)
(picture of a non-functional DVD player's punshiment. Dents by #8 shot; Holes by #1 shot)
5. Spraypaint for added effect.
6. Use fireworks supply to create additional ventilation in the bezel of the case
7. (Optional) add wings and stickers to make it go faster. Add NOS pipes that go to painted Mt. Dew bottles. Duct tape bottles to the case.
Internal Mods
1. insert surge protector to inside of case. (due to lack of hole saw and unwillingness to use dremel, look into the .308 to provide a series of holes large enough for male outlet to go out. May also look into .22LR + pliers for this)
2. Plug in AC 120mm fans into the surge protector.
3. Instead of cold cathodes, borrow girlfriend's lava lamp for desired internal illumination effect.
4. Add as many cables and shit to make it as unsightly and spagetti-like as possible. Usefullness of cables may be questionable.
5. rotate heatsink shroud so that it will point the fan (Delta Black Label) in a direction where it will provide most annoying noise while still cooling the Thunderbird.
6. Add more fans (fans to cool fans?)
7. replace the cobwebs and dust that are currently in the system now (maybe empty vacuum cleaner or lint filter into the chassis?)