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Window kit in Praetorian
- Thread starter TheToE!
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I have a Praetorian that I put a window in. It looks fairly good and wasn't hard at all to put it in.
I just measured out the largest possible size of glass that could fit on the inside of the case without hitting the PSU mount or the rear post. I then drove down to Lowe's and had them cut me a piece of plexi glass to those dimensions. Later my brother helped me cut out the aluminum with a dremel (extra hard fiber disc are worth it!) and mark the holes for the screws. Next I aligned the glass up to the measurement marks and taped it firmly in place. I then used a small drill with a routing bit to put the holes into the glass. Finally, I put the screws in and removed the tape. The results turned out great.
If I can remember it, I'll post some pics later when I get home from work. I'll also see if I can get the dimensions I ended up with along with the drill bit diameter.
Also, if you're feeling lazy you can always do this: Side Panel
I just measured out the largest possible size of glass that could fit on the inside of the case without hitting the PSU mount or the rear post. I then drove down to Lowe's and had them cut me a piece of plexi glass to those dimensions. Later my brother helped me cut out the aluminum with a dremel (extra hard fiber disc are worth it!) and mark the holes for the screws. Next I aligned the glass up to the measurement marks and taped it firmly in place. I then used a small drill with a routing bit to put the holes into the glass. Finally, I put the screws in and removed the tape. The results turned out great.
If I can remember it, I'll post some pics later when I get home from work. I'll also see if I can get the dimensions I ended up with along with the drill bit diameter.
Also, if you're feeling lazy you can always do this: Side Panel
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Sorry the whole Halloween thing distracted me from posting sooner and I almost forgot about it today
I think I'll wait to see what your thoughts are before I grab the measuring tape and get the dimensions.
Here are a couple of quick shots I took. Sorry for any bad quality
*i like blue...*
I think I'll wait to see what your thoughts are before I grab the measuring tape and get the dimensions.
Here are a couple of quick shots I took. Sorry for any bad quality
*i like blue...*