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PROJECT LOG ROG Maister

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L4mka

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Oct 5, 2013
Hi, I'm here with my next project.


After finish CM SupreDesk (www.cmdesk.eu) I decided to make my own case from the scratch.
I took a lot of inspiration around case modding forums and make drawings and plans for my case.
Case will be mainly from steel and few parts of plexi.
Everything I drew in SketchUp and render :)




RENDERS

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SPONSORS

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Thank a lot to sponsors. I can't finis this project without their help.

HARDWARE


i7 4770K
ROG Maximus VI Formula
ROG GTX770 DC2OC SLI
PSU V1000
7x JetFlows
Custom sleeved cables from IceModz
RAM ADATA 8GB
SSD 2x ADATA 128GB

WATERCOOLING

AlphaCool UT60 480 RAD
AlphaCool UT60 240 RAD
AlphaCool VPP655

Other watercooling parts not decided :lol:

Actual photo of build

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Looks neat. Are all of the loops connected in the back of the case I assume?

It looks like there is room for one 5.25" drive?
Where are you planning on adding the 2.5/3.5" drives?

What kind/thickness is the metal you are working with?
 
Yes loops will be connected on back side.

No room for 5.25" - I am using dvd/cd infrequently.

2.5 SSD will be on back side. 3.5 will be down space.

It is a steel. Combined 1mm, 1.5mm and 2mm :)
 
UPDATE 1

UPDATE 1

So at the start of project I bought steel profiles and welded them to the main frame.

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After that I drew first parts and laser-cutted them

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And welded them into main frame

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Then I cutted other profiles and placed them into. These profiles will be beams for the next sheet steel.

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After all welding I sanded welds with a grinder.

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I did see that your getting the case laser cut, is that being done by one of your sponsors or is there a local shop? And do you know the cost of so? As I have always wanted to do something like such.
 
Steel? Going to be one heavy system! Better get some wheels on that bad boy lol. Looks good though so far.

Yea :D will be very heavy

I did see that your getting the case laser cut, is that being done by one of your sponsors or is there a local shop? And do you know the cost of so? As I have always wanted to do something like such.

It is local - my friend work with lasers.
 
New sponsor - Bitspower

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I would like to thanks Bitspower for sponsoring this project! :)

They will support me with silver shiny fittings and reservior D5 mod top kit combo.
 
UPDATE 2

UPDATE 2

Continuing with assembling steel sheets in to the main frame :)

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M4 screw ain thread

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Installed the front plate which will hold 2 fans with Alphacool radiator.

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UPDATE 3

So for the next I did some work on mid-plate which will hold mainboard and other things like reservior combo and SSD :)

The I/O bracket from old Cooler Master case.

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Testing the fit with old MB.

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Drew and printed the mainboard holes layout for 100% precision.

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Drilled holes

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And make threads for the spacers.

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MB fits very good :)

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And the mid plate in the main frame

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Back side

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UPDATE 4

So I drew and lasercutted last parts for case. :)

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The side panel. Will be with the plexi.

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I asked my good friend who has access to CNC if he could mill special plexi for me - no problem :D

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Milling the edges.

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Detailed view on the edge of plexi.

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I also lasercutted and bend the front panel with ROG logo - because of ROG Maister name of this project and because I very like this logo. :thumb:

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Bought some plexi to do special effect with ROG logo. Some led strips and plexi will do awesome effect.

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Effect of "hearbeating/breathing" you can see in this video :)

 
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