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What I did today..

daedal

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Finnaly received my grill and fans..

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there's something about an empty case that's just....sexy....


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the mod looks good too, looks clean installed which is always A+
 
What size fan did you install?? Looks like a 120mm........pretty expensive hole saw.
 
Pagan Wizard said:
What size fan did you install?? Looks like a 120mm........pretty expensive hole saw.

The hole saw doesn't look that expensive. Now the drill press... that's another story! If only I cut enough holes to justify spending the money on a press...
 
looks aweome man...didnt even mess up the paint....i wish i had the right tools half the time...but i live in a apt...they would get pissed if i had a house full of tools
 
same here with the apartment thing. Now that I have a house, I find myself buying all sorts of cool things to work with.
 
Pagan Wizard said:
What size fan did you install?? Looks like a 120mm........pretty expensive hole saw.
Yup, it is a 120mm fan. Had to go with a 4.5inch holesaw which is the closest size and costs about 40$ CDN. It is pretty expensive but I'm going to be using it over and over. Already done several other 120mm holes for my case mod project so it pays off in the long run versus using cut-off wheels. And yeah, the drill press is great. :)
 
sirholio said:
same here with the apartment thing. Now that I have a house, I find myself buying all sorts of cool things to work with.

I use to build speakers in the back room of apartments we lived in, I would just work during the day while both neighbors were at work (I work nights). I can only imagine what the cleaning crew thought of after we moved out and vacuumed up a whole trees worth of sawdust out of the carpet :D


The hole saw doesn't look that expensive. Now the drill press... that's another story! If only I cut enough holes to justify spending the money on a press...

Depending on where you go (Northern Tools, Harbor Freight, Home Depot), you can get a bench top press for $70-$100. Should be enough power for most projects. You can always justify the price if you want to :D
 
Beautiful watch and ring........just a friendly safety tip......when working with metal....or using metal working machinery.........it is a real good habit to get into if you remove jewelry before working...... ;) nice work BTW. I know it seems silly....just working with a drill press......but I have seen things go wrong real quick.........and bad habits are hard to loose as you progress. I havent worn a ring in 15 years.....and I carry a pocket watch or keep my wrist watch in my apron at work.
 
He's right, if they get caught on something it's a good way to get horribly maimed.
 
ashmedai said:
He's right, if they get caught on something it's a good way to get horribly maimed.
Agreed. Since I had the thing clamped down, I wasn't really anywhere near the actuall drill but I'll deifnitly keep that in mind.
 
westrock2000 said:
I use to build speakers in the back room of apartments we lived in, I would just work during the day while both neighbors were at work (I work nights). I can only imagine what the cleaning crew thought of after we moved out and vacuumed up a whole trees worth of sawdust out of the carpet :D




Depending on where you go (Northern Tools, Harbor Freight, Home Depot), you can get a bench top press for $70-$100. Should be enough power for most projects. You can always justify the price if you want to :D

I saw a bench top Ryobi drill press at Home Depot for $99.99. I'd have picked it up too, but I'm going to be moving (hopefully) in a few months, so I'll get it after that.
 
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