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Old 5th October 2004, 12:26   #1
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Default Back to the basics - modding that dull grey Box with a twist

See how an ugly dull box turns into one spectacular looking case, guest writer Antonio shows of his creation: sandblasted side panels, professional painting and near unbreakable windows are some of the excellent features of this "big black" casemod.

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Old 5th October 2004, 14:41   #2
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An Acryl Panel of 1mm thickness should be strong enough.

... , I needed a 1cm thick plate...
good info on how the paintjob was done and everything but little error in the review there
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Old 5th October 2004, 14:55   #3
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would not call it a review
but fixed the anomality, thanks for pointing it out, hope the layout & text is clear; took me quite some time to do everything.
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Very nicely done.

No side panel fan, makes my day.
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I just love that paintjob.
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This is what they call a fully-automated drill
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yeah thats one hell of a case

keep up the good work
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This is what they call a fully-automated drill
Don't get your point - that's a good hand held drill with over 12 volt battery pack. Of course, a drill press may be more impressive, but so are CNC, BMC machines which are unnecessary for the task at hand.
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Don't get your point - that's a good hand held drill with over 12 volt battery pack. Of course, a drill press may be more impressive, but so are CNC, BMC machines which are unnecessary for the task at hand.
It was just a joke . I was referring to the fact that it was standing there w/o anybody holding it.
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Didn't get your sense of humor for a few seconds.

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