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stealth bay?

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miskari

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posted this in the wrong forum...so here it is.
ok so i've been seeing all the stealth drives and stuff and i think it looks really good....and i just wanna know how to do it, i have a thermaltake Tsunami. i just need to know some way of actually gettin the drivebay cover onto my DVD-rw. i can take the cover off my DVD-rw but i just need to know how to join the DVD-rw and the cover....like glue or something? lol
 
and what abt the button for opening, should i just stick like a wad of tape there and i just kinda press in that area to open it up?
 
I get a small piece of plastic and stick it where it will hit the eject button. So just a tap will open the tray
 
vdragonlance said:
I get a small piece of plastic and stick it where it will hit the eject button. So just a tap will open the tray
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yup, i like to use legos.
 
double sided tape to hold it to the drive and i use doublesided tape to hit the eject button too.....just be sure to leave the back of the tape on so it doesnt stick to the button.
 
You can also use a hot glue gun. The guns are $5-$10. The glue sticks are $3-$5 for a large bag. And a hot glue gun is simply a very useful tool to have around the house. Available just about anywhere.
 
check frozencpu and performance pc. they have stealth bay covers i have used on coolermaster and lian li. they may have something you can use.
 
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