$800 Budget Gaming PC Build 2018

[@finn_dann]

Solid little build!

[@CyberDenSystems]

Thanks man!! 😁

[@DIYTech21]

PEEL satisfaction :D :D I have no idea how i am so late. A nice little build. Hey i got Job again and now i know how hard it is to make videos along with busy schedule :P

[@CyberDenSystems]

Lol. Yah man. It can be tough.

[@fluthyer4362]

Cool. I wonder if taking some nuts of the right size and painting them some color and using them instead of those hexagon pieces wouldn't look nice aswell.

[@CyberDenSystems]

That could work too. Maybe for an industrial theme? Its an idea either way.

[@fluthyer4362]

@@CyberDenSystems Yes for an industrial theme would work really well.

[@Pnky-chan]

I want a CnC router sooo dang bad but I dont have several thousand to spend and all the cheap desktop ones dont have spindle motors powerful enough for professional acrylic cuts....

[@CyberDenSystems]

If you build one yourself, they are surprisingly cheap. The one I used in this video, I built for about 1000 bucks. Pieces bought here and there till I had everything. I made all the plates on my previous machine, but, there are a lot of sources where you can get some cheap steal ones and that'll get you up and running. Then, you can use the machine to machine itself some thicker ones.

[@Pnky-chan]

@@CyberDenSystems Yeah I looked into building one but all the diy kits and such I found were still really expensive, the cheapest one used a dremel at the spindle.. any chance you remember where you started your buying and router building journey?

[@CyberDenSystems]

@@Pnky-chan I started with a 500mm x-carve from inventables. great little machine to get you started. I started getting into materials that had to be machined very slowly because of the x-carves low rigidity. I wanted to start upgrading it with stronger extrusions and that's when i found 8020.net great source here in the us. from there i started gathering parts from amazon and ebay whenever i had some extra cash and eventually i had enough to start assembling my first diy machine.

[@victorvanraaij8532]

Noice!

[@CyberDenSystems]

Thank you!!