Project Technix

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Hi guys!Its my first time joining on such event like this (Cooler Master Case Modding) so im kinda nervous right now.. 

Wish me luck and I hope what i'm doing is right.. 

 

Let me introduce myself, i'm John Patrick Sy Wong from Philippines.

I had a concept in my mind on building a "C-Frame" Open Air Case (a D-frame inspired case of a certain company)(not sure if its safe to mention it here but to be sure,I wont mention it) which I called it "PROJECT TECHNIX"..

 

I'll be using 3/4 size of PPR pipes and fittings plus acrylic sheets and maybe metal sheets.

 

here's a plan of mine..sorry if i'm too old school drawing such plans but it is where im more comfortable..  

 

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I used heatgun in fitting the pipes onto the joints plus PVC cement..

 

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FEW UPDATE:

 

finished cutting and fitting the pipes and it turned to be fine just as planned  

 

Edited March 27, 2017 by John Patrick Sy Wong

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In here I just got some scrap acrylic sheet from my old side panel..this will serve as the motherboard tray for this project..

I've used a rotary tool kit to cut the edges and make some semi circles..

Edited March 27, 2017 by John Patrick Sy Wong

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then here is a snap shot of the "C-Frame" itself with the motherboard tray installed already..then by tomorrow i'm gonna test fit some hardware..  stay tuned

 

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I'm back guys!hmm.. okay to make it quick,i just measured the holes of the motherboard that I'll be using for this build and test mounted it to the tray i made.. by the way i'm using ASUS TUF SABERTOOTH Z77 motherboard..though its kinda old,it still serves me well and still kickin' some bones!

 

Also moving to the base/bottom part,is the radiator..It's an AQUACOMPUTER AIRPLEX MODULARITY 360..why this? because i love THICK!

 

 

 

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Now that I have measured and test fitted the motherboard and the pipe fittings of the frame itself,its time for me to disassemble it and make some holes on the tray for the cables..

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today, i'll be making some brackets for the radiator,reservoir and GPU using scrap sheet metal.. in this project i'm using an EK BAY SPIN RES..

 

 

 

 

Edited March 31, 2017 by John Patrick Sy Wong

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AND.........some minor painting job

 

 

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Assemble time!!