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Project: RAD GT -- Custom Acrylic Case Worklog


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Drilled screwholes into the first side panel

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Same for the other side panel

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Screwholes and fill-port hole in the top panel

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Introducing the Dremel's big brother :D

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Screwholes, drainport, and air intake slots in the bottom panel

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Test-fit assembled outer panels; had to sand some of the corner blocks and panels to achieve a perfect fit

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Yesterday I received the pushbutton switches for this case; some ring-illuminated momentary switches, dot-illuminated latching switches, and a non-illuminated momentary switch

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I added some stops to the panels to ensure flush edges

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Laid out the back panel

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Cut out back panel

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Fitted into the back of the case

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This Morning I received a package from A.C. Ryan containing fans, CCFLs, and wire sleeving supplies

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Time for some eye-candy :D

Kameleon Fan; translucent black under normal light

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And Blue under UV

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With the fan on:

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Red Twin Overburst CCFLs

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UV Twin Overburst CCFLs

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And the money shot :D

Fan and wire sleeving in full UV splendor:

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