wood computer case - updated
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| Owner: | Gilligan Send email Send private message |
| Posted: | Aug 21, 2007 |
| Last Update: | Aug 21, 2007 00:29 |
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| Rating: | Outstanding (7.0) 4 votes total |
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I built the entire outside out of wood. The 1" support beams are black walnut, and the panels are oak. I took the motherboard tray and the drive bays out of my old case and screwed them into the support beams. I had all the wood, so the whole thing was free for me to build.
And for the updated part i added to cooling fans, did more wire management, and finally put 2 coats of varnish on
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Post your comment9/10
because you dont see a wooden case everyday, was going to give it an 8/10 but it was really nice and tidy, I would post my case but people dont appreciate custom painting even if it is just 1 color..... nice parts also I would give you and 10 if you have a good graphics card doesnt need to be anything special
because you dont see a wooden case everyday, was going to give it an 8/10 but it was really nice and tidy, I would post my case but people dont appreciate custom painting even if it is just 1 color..... nice parts also I would give you and 10 if you have a good graphics card doesnt need to be anything special
8.5/10
All right, I'll bite........
Not the first time a computer geek got wood over his rig......
*Bad dum ching*
Looks nice though. Seems like it'd be hard to keep cool though---Wood's quite an insulator. Airflow is key.
All right, I'll bite........
Not the first time a computer geek got wood over his rig......
*Bad dum ching*
Looks nice though. Seems like it'd be hard to keep cool though---Wood's quite an insulator. Airflow is key.
by: DonInKansasFunny 8.5 out of 10...
8.5/10
All right, I'll bite........
Not the first time a computer geek got wood over his rig......
*Bad dum ching*
Looks nice though. Seems like it'd be hard to keep cool though---Wood's quite an insulator. Airflow is key.
Well good job with the exhaust fan! Air flow is very important :).
Much better this time around.
Um...why is the exaust set as intake?
Nice job Gilligan. I voted for outstanding. That's because the case is made of wood, it's different. You put work into it. One question, do you worry about possible fire hazards?
