Monday, October 31, 2011

Custom Made Computer from a discarded / scrap case (work logs)

I made a blog previously about my mom's blue rig using just a discarded case and it kind of makes you wonder how I was able to assemble it.


First, I would like to show you first the effect of a smoked acrylic side and front panel. 


PC is OFF



PC is ON


The PC looks ordinary if it is off but when you turn it on, lo and behold the effect of blue LED fans and CCFL. 


Anyway, let's proceed with the work log pictures. 


Enjoy the pix...


This is the original discarded and scrap case bought at 100 pesos from a friend.








The modding is made by my good friend COMCAM. He did some cutting of holes (120mm for top and bottom, 80mm for front and rear) for the fans and made a custom smoked black acrylic side and front panels. 





We used a 120mm speaker grill and screws that can be bought at a local electronic store and hardware center.






Applying the primer paint.







Applying the first, second and third coat of metallic black paint.  













Applying the clear paint finish and adding fans.














Testing the LED fans.















Adding the major parts and functionality test.








A close look on the interior and exterior of the PC.












The finished product.


























































  
















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