Looks good! I like what you did with the ply panel, I may borrow that idea when I get my case! ;) What riser cable/mount/length did you use? Thanks!

Fans?

I have a few DIY CNC routers, so i know your feelings.. It`s hard, such a hard "learning curve" in comparison with 3D printing..😐

Such a big depth of cut, part just can`t stand with those spindle forces... 800mm/min and 0.1 DOC will be OK)

Looks really good

It looks nice but there's no intake of air, just outtake

My favorite part of the build is that instead of making everything blue, you gave the cooler and the rgb a touch of orange color. It makes everything beautiful as a whole

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Hey,i am having a little problem with my z axis,it don t move at all ,and that s without any visible reason. The computer it s just fine,and there is a sound like it gets signal from the central unit. Any thoughts?

Thats brilliant. I don't know why the PSU shroud always have an opening in almost all computer cases. The opening only allow dust go into the PSU cables and make cleaning more difficult.

Just wanna say, MetallicAcid is my dad.

Nah this is fr the best Build ever

Hey, GREAT BUILD! I know this is a 6+ year old vid, but I too put one together, very similar to what you built. In fact, I purchased ANOTHER FT02 case about 7 years ago and put in my garage and just recently built another one for myself (using the same process) and it looks amazing! I just cut out the bottom completely to fit the radiator FIRST on the bottom, THEN put the 3 x 180 mm New RGB Silverstonetek PWM fans (which look amazing), and had Demcifilter custom make my filter that I put underneath radiator.I LOVE this case. Even after 14 years of this case being release, this (to me) is STILL the BEST air cooling PC case that I've ever worked with. Again, great job! By the way, if you're interested in how I put mine together I have a detailed link (on InsanelyMac), where used to host (and post) people's PC builds called: MacMod of the Month. Again, let me know know, later!

I am amazed i have this case it looks horrible now

This is incredible i have this case always wanted my radiator there

When I was into casemodding all work had to be done by hand. When working on my AlumaxX casemod, around 2005, I found one guy, I believe it was on the Bit-tech casemod forum, that used a cnc machine. He was the one that got me interestedinto these machines and he that the reason I bought a High-Z 720T in 2006. Not using it to make casemods, but for making things like decorative wooden wall boards. It is a great machine and seeing someone using it for casemod parts brings back memories.

Nice toy ! Which is the noise level of the machine while milling aluminum ? Thanks :)

You got a video of you bending the pipe? It's so clean, i'd love to know how you did it!

Dudeeeeeeeeeeeee thats awesome!!!

Can I just use this as a reservoir and don't put a pump in?

Nice machine. What's the spindle wattage?

Really cool video. Loved seeing the machining you did up close.

great news, i have one of these though not a 't', looking forward to how you use it as i am so much a novice, i would like to know more about how you setup the zero on a magnet and teh mister, subscribed

that is a nice idea. the original walls on the room are concrete or wood? the idea of that wallpaper can work nice on painting and more when the wall have pores. that is hard work Nice job . you take the room to it top space possible

Yeah, the autofocus sucks. Future productions will have manual focus only!

EasyApp tapeter? La du dem omlott eller kant i kant?

Riktigt snyggt jobbat Justin. Kul att följa detta! Och du, är det inte underbart med en liten social hund som vill hjälpa till ;)

Looks really nice, great work! :D

Nice video, the room looks great.

I got the r220c (new model) and just realized that it does not come with the black heatsink for the back or the pump... will I be safe running my ddc pump without the heatsink? I wonder why they got rid of it. For the aesthetics?

Thanks for showing my friend. We are excited to see your projects in the future =)

Out if thr countless videos I have watched, the cable management you have employed on this build is world class!

How much moding did you have to do to fit the radiator down there? This has been my favorite case since it came out but it does lack room for the radiators.

That cable management is beautiful, I have an ft02 - doesn't look anything like that.

WoW ! Nice idea ! I tried www.amazon.com/bluekeyworld Cable Clips and it helped my organization

One question do I have to buy the DDC pump separate ? or is coming with the reservoir ?, can you put the link for the pump ?

Hello, weird question but how do you remove the psu shroud cover led that says "corsair" do you just push it in and it pops out or do I have to remove the whole psu?

Can the light sensor be switched off? Great video by the way!

can i use a spc pump inside of that?

What a gorgeous mod and PC. Keep up the good work!

Can you use these just as a reservoir, without a pump?

what size cables did you use for your setup.? 24 pin MB / EPS 8 Pin / 16 pin PCIE

I know this is an old video, but I am planning to have this res for my phanteks shift, does the pump come with the res or it is a separate purchase?

link to that pump please? ^_^

Wow nicely done. Love the end part of your Build turns out everything is perfect.

Reseroir ... TOP ... Pump montage .. flop .-.. i Think it makes no Sence to put an Aluminium heatsink without any Termal Conductor on top of a Plastic housing of the Pump ... Better remove the Plastic and put the heatsink direktly on the Pump with thermal pad .. You have to modify the Pump housing for that .. or Use a metal Housing from Aftermarket ( or a Pump with heatsink .. like Alphacool or EK )