PC CASE BEZEL AIRFLOW MOD GUIDE DRILLING HOLE SAW INTO PLASTIC

My guide to hole saw sizes for pc case modding video,
• Case Mod Guide: Adding...
FREE Fan & Radiator Grill templates, mnpctech.com/pc-cooling-fan-t...
Mesh PC Fan grills, mnpctech.com/pc-computer-cool...
4-3/4" Hole saw attachments link, www.google.com/search?q=4-3/4...
240mm (2x120) radiator grill template,
mnpctech.com/pc-computer-cool...
Airflow PVC Mesh fan Filters,
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XT, Phanteks, Cooler Master, Lian Li, Fractal Design Meshify, Define, and Nano. Other Gaming PC cases that utilize plastic front bezels include Thermaltake, DIYPC, Mastercase Lite.

[@ashruffm08]

Dont wear gloves when using the drill, if your glove gets caught it will drag ur hand in

[@Mnpctech_Giveaway_PC_Mods]

Thanks for tip and watching and commenting! Have a Great day! - Bill at www.mnpctech.com

[@FNBRENT]

@@Mnpctech_Giveaway_PC_Mods do you guys do the cooler master lite 5 front panels as they are in desperate need of some MAJOR airflow

[@googleisadick]

It's been 10 years since my first PC mod project, and I'm finally looking to do another. I kinda had forgotten about you, but I owe you credit for inspiring me to mod in the first place. I'm looking forward to watching more of your new content for further inspiration.

[@Mnpctech_Giveaway_PC_Mods]

Thank you for watching, Bill at www.mnpctech.com

[@blacksheepshepherd]

8 yrs for me, just started my project. Enjoying the DIY fun.

[@robestey5628]

Loving your channel. Plastic drill bits - never knew, make life so much less stressful.

[@Mnpctech_Giveaway_PC_Mods]

Yes, and Thank you for watching Rob, have a good one! Bill at www.mnpctech.com

[@TheClahey]

Excellent stuff. Been watching your videos for a while now. After building my first PC I now am going to mod my Acer Aspire Atc-705. We'll see how it goes. Videos like this are invaluable.

[@Mnpctech_Giveaway_PC_Mods]

Glad I could help!

[@Boxkid351]

You wanted to hear what builds/projects the community is working, so I figured I would share mine. I just got done with doing the nzxt h440 airflow mod using one of your videos as a guide. I made the front and top panel cut outs with rounded corners instead of square cuts tho. And thanks for selling the modders mesh, it was very helpful to make a clean looking finished mod.

[@Mnpctech_Giveaway_PC_Mods]

Cool, do you have a link? thanks for watching - Bill at www.mnpctech.com

[@Boxkid351]

imgur.com/IikmVv2

[@Mnpctech_Giveaway_PC_Mods]

awesome job, you should share build log on forums, so people can see your work, Have a Great day! - Bill at www.mnpctech.com

[@chefbennyj]

Wow an nmpctech video! It has been forever! Awesome!

[@Mnpctech_Giveaway_PC_Mods]

Thank you for watching! Yes, been along time, I've got several hundred hours of video footage to edit, so stay tuned for two new build series, I will be posting another junkyard video next friday too, Bill at www.mnpctech.com

[@SpecialGeek40]

I have to say Even after all these Years Your still Amazing to me !! like the Vid from Way WAY back the compressor from hell!!! I still love that.Keep it up and Hopefully can Go Forever!!!💗💗💗

[@Mnpctech_Giveaway_PC_Mods]

Thanks for watching and commenting! Have a Great day! - Bill at www.mnpctech.com

[@SpoonerTV]

If you don't have plastic drill bits use a center drill to drill a pilot hole first. This will prevent cracking as well as keep the drill on the desired spot so it doesn't slip..... and never use gloves when using rotary equipment... i learned that the hard way. Still a very good guide, thank you Owen for sharing :)

[@Mnpctech_Giveaway_PC_Mods]

agreed, safety first!

[@DoctorDiz]

Also, if you use semen as a lubricant around the edges it prevents cracking

[@Rob_strange]

Good to have you back!

[@Mnpctech_Giveaway_PC_Mods]

Thank you Rob and Have a great weekend, Bill at www.mnpctech.com

[@Angel-cy6pj]

thank you for posting these. I'm starting to mod myself and these are a tremendous help.

[@Mnpctech_Giveaway_PC_Mods]

awesome, you can use my voucher code, MNFAN for discount on my PC Modding supplies here, www.mnpctech.com

[@valursvalur1]

Hi Bill. Like the tutorial. Easy to understand and Noob friendly. I will be coming to the Zoo with a buildlog very soon. Stay tuned

[@Mnpctech_Giveaway_PC_Mods]

Awesome! thanks for watching - Bill at www.mnpctech.com

[@jeremyhenderson163]

I built a cabinet (21.25"X29.5"X8" (W,H, and D)) to replace the 2 unappealing (😉 2x4s, built in shop class in middle school.) legs, and plan on putting the components from one of my PCs inside. A diy case of sorts, but currently working on airflow and dust prevention (Lol, as I know I will be tempted to power the components up as soon as they are mounted.). Was looking into pc panels for ideas when I stumbled upon your video. I'm working on the intake and trying to come up with a 120mmX360mm panel that would satisfy my airflow and filtration, while being cheap and esthetically pleasant. So far I have a few ideas, but seeing if I can find something better. Anyways, that's my "current" project.

[@MoarCoffeePlzzz]

Thanks Bill. You guys are the best.

[@Mnpctech_Giveaway_PC_Mods]

Thank you Ryan! Have a good weekend! Bill at www.mnpctech.com

[@lukeskywalker868]

Just done making a starwars logo overkill model... super thanks to ur free overkill model 😍

[@Mnpctech_Giveaway_PC_Mods]

cool, please link me to where I can see and watch your build, Have a great weekend, Bill at www.mnpctech.com

[@VeteranHardware]

Love it Bill. Always a classic. ;)

[@Mnpctech_Giveaway_PC_Mods]

Thank you Blue!

[@bothellkenmore]

Nice that you have printable templates. I could have used that in 2009 when i drilled some blow holes in my Lian Li :)

[@Mnpctech_Giveaway_PC_Mods]

2009 was a very good year, hope youre doing good! Have a good weekend! Bill at www.mnpctech.com

[@gh0stp1rate]

Hey Bill, great guide! I have to make mounting holes for my pump/res combo in my SMA8 chassis, what kind of drill bits do you recommend for 1mm thick aluminum?

[@Mnpctech_Giveaway_PC_Mods]

any Bi Metal drill bit will do the job, thanks for watching - Bill at www.mnpctech.com

[@taakenor2999]

Working on a Fractal Design Define XL R2. doing a tempered glass sidepanel, cutout in front and top of the case for better airflow and radiator support. still havent decided if i want to use modders mesh or something elso to "cover up" the cutouts. mostly still in the planning stage.

[@Mnpctech_Giveaway_PC_Mods]

the XL is a great case! Thanks for watching and commenting! Have a Great day! - Bill at www.mnpctech.com

[@cppctek]

Dude we need more videos like this ! Please could you show some more diy mods ?

[@GTINick86]

Love this! Make it look so easy. I'm looking to make some kind of fan setup on the side panel for my 7010 Optiplex Small Form Factor. It's to help my graphics card breathe a little. Do you take requests or sell your work on a site?

[@williamahner7348]

honestly I just made a pattern I liked using excel and printed it out then drilled roughly 50 or so holes in the front of my case and put a white mesh behind it, I think it looks better and i got a great performance increase.

[@williamahner7348]

then i used a file to get rid of the excess plastic, did the same thing with the side of my case and used a Dremel to file down the metal to get rid of the sharp edges.

[@IMLOGIC87]

I would buy a 3x 120 front fan panel for the Corsair 275R series. I made my own custom wholes in it but the look very bad LOL.

[@Interknetz]

Doing this in metal is a ballache when you don't have a strong drill press. Mines cheap because I barely need it, and it bound up a lot under pressure. Took ages to cut but it was worth it, very clean cut. Wish I had the skills/tools to make more 'specialised' ventilation, such as long rectangles with circular tips on each end and applying a mesh internally so it looks factory rather than going with a straight gaping hole.

[@ashleydillard4353]

I looked at your site to buy one of these but you dont make them anymore which is fine. So just gonna do it myself. Only question I had is what screws did you use thru the front? Is there a nut on the backside of the bezel?

[@nicholasbaldwin1674]

Very nice... I need those bits !

[@lchanceiv]

Hello. I have been looking to mod a lian li 205M. I love the size of the case, but I want to improve the airflow on the front panel by drilling a bunch of holes in it. Do you have any suggestions. Should I take it to an engraver or something like that? Would love any feedback.

[@t3chninja_official]

ya I need to fix the DarkFlash DLH21 non-mesh version. It has horrible airflow with a solid plastic front that is not flat and the only airflow comes from a small slot of holes on the back from panel. I currently took the front aluminum panel off from the plastic but do like the look of the plastic panel. Working on coming up with a similar solution to solve the airflow issue all while keeping most of the looks. I did not chose this case. Newegg made a mistake and sent 2 when my son built his last PC. I'm either going to fix it or build another Mac G5 to MATX conversion mod case in black. Decisions....decisions...

[@jrosie1665]

What did you use for the actual grill on the front of the panel because it doesn’t look like the cardboard one

[@CODE-BROWN]

If I can find one, they go out of stock right as I'm ready to buy but I'm about to buy an Anideee's Crystal Cube Lite. Any tips for cutting into glass? The front of the case is quite restricted. I already have plans to cut out of the front fan mounts as they block the airflow from the 4x120mm fan mount they include in the box.

[@raulsaavedra709]

Considering modding my acrylic side panel -> side fans for better GPU cooling

[@MiddleofKnowhere]

I can attest that keeping or installing side fans does help. I modded my Corsair Carbide 500R to have an acrylic window where it formally had 2 side fans. Temps seemed to increase, mostly in the GPU. I'm thinking b/c my heat fins on the GTX 970 HOF were perpendicular to the airflow from those fans so the air could get through them to better cool the thing. Now without the fans on the side the air just hits solid metal so it's not as efficient. I ended up drilling holes into the side panel I had made for 1 or 2 fans (can't remember) and temps subsided again. Then 2 years later I modded it to be glass, so temps are a bit up on the GPU again. lol Looks good though :D even made a vid for the mod: kzbin.info/www/bejne/ZmOniaCipNuVfKs I can honestly say Bill's vids inspired the activity.

[@Defender78]

Im not looking to really improve airflow, but to improve looks and so that I can put a glowing fan light so my comp looks all heroic at night (edit: i spelled comp' wrong)

[@notjamesdood]

Wow, shoulda watched this before i "modded" my case..looks awful, but GREAT airflow sooo W

[@jimflagg4009]

I am working on making a Mac G5 into a desktop computer by removing the handles and using lexan for the bottom and top. I hope to make a Home Theater computer out of it.

[@Mnpctech_Giveaway_PC_Mods]

Here are the links mentioned in the video for everything My guide to hole saw sizes for pc case modding video, kzbin.info/www/bejne/baiqnYqQZ5mEqac FREE Fan & Radiator Grill templates, mnpctech.com/pc-cooling-fan-templates.html Mesh PC Fan grills, mnpctech.com/pc-computer-cooling-fans-grills-custom/modders-mesh-pc-fan-grills-en/modders-mesh-pc-fan-grills.html 240mm (2x120) radiator grill template, mnpctech.com/pc-computer-cooling-fans-grills-custom/open-air-grills/ Airflow PVC Mesh fan Filters, mnpctech.com/pc-computer-cooling-fans-grills-custom/120mm-pc-cooling-fan-filter-black-pvc.html

[@peterdarr383]

Try holding a couple ice cubes against the hole saw - I bet it keeps the heat down and the water will get into the cut, and I don't think it will melt. I bet it makes a perfect cut with no clean-up with your Rat-Bastard file ! I like the Pirate Apple logo - want one !!

[@KarlM777]

Those anti-mac decals look familiar. 👍

[@Mnpctech_Giveaway_PC_Mods]

LOL, thanks for decals Karl - Bill at www.mnpctech.com

[@CoalitionGaming]

Gotta do this with my Raidmax Delta I case, but I'd need a metal cutting holesaw because the front panel is sheet metal.

[@Mnpctech_Giveaway_PC_Mods]

Buy Bi-Metal Hole saw blade, thanks for watching - Bill at www.mnpctech.com

[@lewderoge7386]

Great video keep these coming please!

[@Mnpctech_Giveaway_PC_Mods]

Thanks for watching and commenting! Have a Great day! - Bill at www.mnpctech.com

[@voodooranger5772]

Thanks for the template

[@Mnpctech_Giveaway_PC_Mods]

Awesome post, Thank you! Bill at www.Mnpctech.com

[@MiddleofKnowhere]

Glad to see a new video Bill! You asked, so I'll answer: I've got a new build in the works. Ryzen 2700x Asus Crosshair VII Hero Mobo 64GB of G.Skill Trident Z RGB ram Two WD Black NVM.e HDs, 500GB and 1TB. One will be for the OS, and 1 for most commonly used programs (OS will be using PCI lanes and the other will use SATA due to lane restrictions as 16 will be fore GPU) My old 7200 HDDs, 2TB and 8TB respectively for documents and video footage for my channel A Seasonic Prime Titanium Ultra 1000 Watt PSU (Will eventually get some custom cables from Cablemod--Yay 20% off coupon with mobo) A boat load of Corsair HD120 RGB fans Corsair Commander Pro and Lighting Node Pro And when available for purchase the Lian Li PC-O11 Dynamic in white and a new GPU (upon announcement). Right now I'll be using a Corsair Carbide 275R and my old GTX 970. I really wanted the Dynamic but stock sold out super quick, so I got the 275R to serve in the interim. It's decently priced and I want to try a mod on one anyway. I'll eventually go full hard tubing water loop as well. Again, waiting on the GPUs to be announced (will wait until after Computex). I pretty much have those parts on order. EK black chrome fittings, RGB Res/D5 Pump combo, Monoblock for the mobo, 2 360 PE radiators. That's all I can think of for now lol. I'm excited to start building the dang thing!

[@Mnpctech_Giveaway_PC_Mods]

Sounds awesome, Thanks for sharing, I've heard a lot of people are waiting for the Dynamic's release. Bill at www.mnpctech.com

[@CitizenNerd]

Trying to figure out if a dremmil is a good idea for the front plastic panel of the coolermaster master box 5 lite airflow is bad...

[@Mnpctech_Giveaway_PC_Mods]

if thats what feels comfortable way to modify, then go for it, just wear eye protection.

[@kenmorris2858]

Love this video. That 1/8th scale Ford 427 supercharged engine really grabed my attention being a huge car fan especially of muscle cars and traditional style hot rods & led sleds I grew up with in the 1960s.I used to build those AMT, Revell, Monogram, etc 1/25 & 1/24th scale kits of cars when I was a lad (50+ years ago). Do you have any of those moded front panels for the Corsair Carbide 200R for sale? Cheers and keep these excellent videos coming.

[@Mnpctech_Giveaway_PC_Mods]

Only had that one 200R case and pretty sure it sold shortly after this video was published, sorry! Thanks for watching.

[@sotirzvanidjubre4109]

My power supply is closed. Which it makes it like a box that is too close to the GPU fans. Theres only like half of inch for GPU fans to "breath". Can that be a problem for overheating issues?

[@jeffreykee7923]

i want to mod my NZXT H510 for better airflow to my front rad and maybe add another top fan. any tips for covering the holes up? u wanna mod my case and put covers over the holes. covers may be part of the mounting system

[@Mnpctech_Giveaway_PC_Mods]

We use these mesh fan grills as covers, www.mnpctech.com/products/modders-mesh-pc-fan-grills?_pos=2&_sid=76de300fb&_ss=r

[@CitizenNerd]

hmm wonder if i can use this way to make 1 or 2 holes in the top metal part of my masterbox 5 lite considering putting 120 or 240 AIO in it cos the airflow is rubbish ... but im worried about the then 4 or 5 fans sucking air in and only 1x120 fan in the back blowing out..

[@Mnpctech_Giveaway_PC_Mods]

that would be a "positive pressure" system and you'll be fine, cause you'll be pushing the warm out. Just make sure to filter the intake fans, or your system will suck in dust like a vacuum.

[@CitizenNerd]

@@Mnpctech_Giveaway_PC_Mods thanks. And yeah better filter up..

[@aldee3018]

hi just a quick question. i have a 200mm cooler master fan i want to use in front of my case . i would prefer the front because it has space for two 140mm fans. i was wondering if you have something on your sight to help along with this mod,i'm real bored!

[@Mnpctech_Giveaway_PC_Mods]

Hi, you can purchase 200mm pc fan grills here, www.mnpctech.com/products/200mm-230mm-cooling-fan-grill

[@Keprion]

“I know what you’re saying bill, it looks like ass” Subscribed

[@guillermoz5765]

I haven't found anyone dremmeling out the rear exhaust grill. I hypothesize that removing that would increase hot air out without increasing rear fan rpm. Any thoughts on that?

[@Mnpctech_Giveaway_PC_Mods]

it's great, I was doing that mod before anyone else... Video link, kzbin.info/www/bejne/eXTOfKGha96kmK8&feature=emb_title

[@amunderdog]

Oh look...................Not dead yet :) Hope you are doing well :) My latest creation is on your forum. perplexed

[@Mnpctech_Giveaway_PC_Mods]

saweeeet build, been few months, trying to widdle down hours of video footage over the past 6 months (sigh)

[@olivierlanglois1604]

Hello ! I have a little question. It os possible to buy the Custom pieces for air Flow if i want to make my own hole into my Front panel? And if it is possible to buy those things.. please tell me where i can get them

[@sun-noir]

How would you mod deepcool teseract? Love this case but since part upgrade everything is so cramped. Wish to ad height to it.

[@Mnpctech_Giveaway_PC_Mods]

you're better off buying new case instead of investing all of the time to do that mod. Great mid tower cases out there for under $100, like this corsair, www.amazon.com/Corsair-4000D-Airflow-Tempered-Mid-Tower/dp/B08C7BGV3D/ref=sr_1_3?crid=2RIZUPQAM4GZ9&keywords=best+mid+tower+atx+case&qid=1694357654&sprefix=best+mid+tower+atx+case%2Caps%2C106&sr=8-3&ufe=app_do%3Aamzn1.fos.006c50ae-5d4c-4777-9bc0-4513d670b6bc

[@LexTUBO]

Good work! Where did you get the fan grill at 8.15? Thank you in advance

[@Mnpctech_Giveaway_PC_Mods]

Thank you! from this store, www.mnpctech.com/

[@masonlester9121]

Will you be restocking the meshes on your store?

[@Mnpctech_Giveaway_PC_Mods]

here, www.mnpctech.com/products/round-modders-mesh

[@majesticface3631]

Does this work with the Corsair H110R?

[@NicksenPwns]

Would love to see something like this for the Phanteks P400s. :)

[@Mnpctech_Giveaway_PC_Mods]

I dont have one, but sounds like a good idea! Bill at www.mnpctech.com

[@NicksenPwns]

Hey Bill! Would especially be cool to see some vents down the side of the front panel, if you know what I mean? :)

[@FuelsModels]

Do I just got the Corsair 500D and wanting to do something to the front for better airflow but not wanting 120mm holes in the front just some slits or something any ideas on how one would do that?

[@Mnpctech_Giveaway_PC_Mods]

You can copy this front vent mod for the NZXT H440 here, kzbin.info/www/bejne/h6fcoX18q9iDjZI

[@FuelsModels]

I seen that one to. It’s just not what I’m wanting to do. No big openings just some slits or something.

[@Mnpctech_Giveaway_PC_Mods]

You can either cut the slits yourself OR make rectangle opening and cover it with 240 or 360 rad grill that has slits, mnpctech.com/pc-computer-alphacool-ek-bitspower-hardwarelabs-heatkiller-liquid-cooling/240-pc-radiator-grills/

[@charlieman8503]

Hi Bill. Do you have any templates for 200mm fans? I have a Corsair 680x case which has bad airflow. I want to increase airflow without ruining its looks. I was looking to increase bottom size from 140mm to 2 x 200mm Noctua fans

[@Mnpctech_Giveaway_PC_Mods]

no, but you can make your own by tracing the fan, Awesome post, Thank you! Bill at www.Mnpctech.com

[@marcoescamilla8856]

Im actually working on my phanteks p300 case.

[@MadWithoutBounds]

Do one for the coolermaster master lite 5!! horrible airflow due to the front plastic panel.

[@Mnpctech_Giveaway_PC_Mods]

You can apply my guide to any case, Thanks for watching! Bill at www.mnpctech.com

[@brianmoreau5274]

Lower the speed of the drill press and take “small bites” to prevent burring.

[@xxxxzorroxxxx]

So cool bill. Please post where I can get liquidc ool ing stuff . Danger den is close. Any good places can go that you like.

[@Mnpctech_Giveaway_PC_Mods]

GOTO www.koolance.com Great Quality parts and their shipping rates are the best. I've used them in several of my builds.

[@WilliamHollinger2019]

I found you late but I want to my sleeper pc I got a case from my neighbor I took out 3.5 bays out for a good way. My GPU fight with 3.5 drive bay and used 5.25 bay for my 2.5 SSD 8 drives nice in 4 DVD bay.

[@CommodoreFan64]

Awesome!

[@Mnpctech_Giveaway_PC_Mods]

Thank you, have a great weekend, and Go Mod something too! Bill at www.mnpctech.com

[@CommodoreFan64]

Anytime, and got an old DELL Dimension 4600 system for a retro 98 SE/XP gaming build, but not sure what I want to do with the case yet, but will make sure to check out your site. have a great one.

[@blacksheepshepherd]

Nice

Just curious, what is exact model of the cordless drill you are using?

[@Mnpctech_Giveaway_PC_Mods]

18V Bosch GSR18V3 Turbo It's been amazing, I LOVE it, Thanks for watching and commenting! Have a Great day! - Bill at www.mnpctech.com

[@taylorstarcevic1015]

I was going to say, wow it's been a while since you've made videos huh

[@Mnpctech_Giveaway_PC_Mods]

yes, been few months, trying to widdle down hours upon hours of video footage over the past 6 months (sigh) but I'll get there!!! Thank you for the support and Have a good weekend! Bill at www.mnpctech.com

[@ILIK3HATERZ]

Cutting into a Xbox ONE X an liquid cooling it cause it gets wicked hot !

[@GertSterner]

I love a near silent pc, so at the moment I have taken the side panel off, to easily let air (and a little bit of dust) get in, and only used very slow rotating fans of my choice, to pull air through all-in-one water radiators. By also slowing the water pumps on cpu and gpu I can't hear much and, most importantly, the noice i do get, is constant and very pleasant to my ear. (Not as pleasant as a V8 engine, but you know what I mean ;-) ). But I am intrigued by this multi fan solution kzbin.info/www/bejne/jIbFoZVoaN6HgZo , even though it is at the other end of the noice spectrum, because it is quite out there - and I like things quite out there :-))

[@Mnpctech_Giveaway_PC_Mods]

sounds like you need a case with good noise isolation, like a Fractal Design Define series OR upgrade to better quality cooling fans like NOCTUA OR add your own sound dampening materials to your existing case. Check out www.quietpcusa.com/ for more solution to deaden that noise. Have a great weekend, Bill at www.mnpctech.com

[@GertSterner]

Yes, Fractal Design makes great cases. I use an R4. But taking the side off, made it more silent. I used www.silentpcreview.com and listened to their recordings of different fans at different speeds vs the cooling power to find the fans with sounds I liked the most. May you also have a great weekend. :-) PS. Mad Max is a great theme!

[@billbird3833]

Now just need a tutorial were to connect the fans

[@Mnpctech_Giveaway_PC_Mods]

just screw them into the holes, or leave as is, thanks for watching - Bill at www.mnpctech.com

[@Jon-bd6uz]

OMG WHAT HAVE U DONE

[@tuna_land]

I would love to do this to my in win 301

[@Mnpctech_Giveaway_PC_Mods]

thats a great idea, Bill at www.mnpctech.com

[@dylanjones547]

How far does the grill stick out from the case?

[@Mnpctech_Giveaway_PC_Mods]

1/8" thanks for watching, mnpctech.com/

[@dylanjones547]

@@Mnpctech_Giveaway_PC_Mods Like, the honeycomb grills themselves? I noticed they were bulged and rounded, do they stick out farther than the open air grill?

[@kinkychad69]

I want to do some mods in Carbide Series Air 740 High Airflow ATX Cube Case on bottom do i need plastic or metal drills

[@Mnpctech_Giveaway_PC_Mods]

if the material is plastic, you use drill bit for plastic, likewise for metal, Thank you for watching, Bill at mnpctech.com/

[@kinkychad69]

@@Mnpctech_Giveaway_PC_Mods the website say metal is there way to test pc case is metal or plastic as the pc does not bend

[@Mnpctech_Giveaway_PC_Mods]

the 740 chassis is metal, the bezel is plastic.

[@kinkychad69]

@@Mnpctech_Giveaway_PC_Mods do i need to remove the bezel or can i just drill in it

[@Mikov47]

Respect 👏👏👏👏👏

[@Mnpctech_Giveaway_PC_Mods]

Thank for watching! Bill at www.mnpctech.com \

[@Mikov47]

Any time sir. I often watching because for inspiration sir 😁

[@Mikov47]

Please tutorials video mod front case corsaire 600t use 3 fan

[@Mikov47]

sorry if my speak is not pleasing. Because im speak english not very well. 🙏

[@jment34]

What is the name of the alignment tool being used at 1:11?

[@Mnpctech_Giveaway_PC_Mods]

Measuring Square, Thanks for watching! If you need ANYTHING from my store, Use my personal DISCOUNT code, MNFAN at check out for 15% off your order, just visit my store here, www.mnpctech.com

[@dean201182]

damn cool mod bill ;-)

[@Mnpctech_Giveaway_PC_Mods]

Thank you Dean!

[@ILIK3HATERZ]

Bill still looks 35 😎👍

[@nikboeh1]

Hey Bill I can't click the Links in the description of the video.

[@Mnpctech_Giveaway_PC_Mods]

My guide to hole saw sizes for pc case modding video, kzbin.info/www/bejne/baiqnYqQZ5mEqac FREE Fan & Radiator Grill templates, mnpctech.com/pc-cooling-fan-templates.html Mesh PC Fan grills, mnpctech.com/pc-computer-cooling-fans-grills-custom/modders-mesh-pc-fan-grills-en/modders-mesh-pc-fan-grills.html 240mm (2x120) radiator grill template, mnpctech.com/pc-computer-cooling-fans-grills-custom/open-air-grills/ Airflow PVC Mesh fan Filters, mnpctech.com/pc-computer-cooling-fans-grills-custom/120mm-pc-cooling-fan-filter-black-pvc.html

[@jimmychapman9964]

So not holes for mounting fans, just holes for air flow? If that is the case, how would i then mount fans in this configuration?

[@Mnpctech_Giveaway_PC_Mods]

Just screw them into the holes if you like, and dont forget to add filters over the fans, you don't want dust in your PC! Here are the links mentioned in the video for everything My guide to hole saw sizes for pc case modding video, kzbin.info/www/bejne/baiqnYqQZ5mEqac FREE Fan & Radiator Grill templates, mnpctech.com/pc-cooling-fan-templates.html Mesh PC Fan grills, mnpctech.com/pc-computer-cooling-fans-grills-custom/modders-mesh-pc-fan-grills-en/modders-mesh-pc-fan-grills.html 240mm (2x120) radiator grill template, mnpctech.com/pc-computer-cooling-fans-grills-custom/open-air-grills/ Airflow PVC Mesh fan Filters, mnpctech.com/pc-computer-cooling-fans-grills-custom/120mm-pc-cooling-fan-filter-black-pvc.html

[@jimmychapman9964]

Thanks for responding, so the fan screws would just go where the mounting screws are?

[@micahpowers2614]

Jimmy yeah. You can make the holes slightly smaller and screw straight into the plastic like yiu do with fans or you could get a long threaded rod and put nuts and stuff in it for a more industrial look. It's pretty easy to do. The hard part is prettying it up lol

[@recreationalplutonium]

"wear gloves" while operating rotating power tools. mmmmh :thinking:

[@Mnpctech_Giveaway_PC_Mods]

thanks for watching! If you need anything elser for your PC, visit my store, mnpctech.com and use my DISCOUNT code, MNFAN at check out for 15% off your order.

[@dsandoval9396]

*Looks at hand with 1 thumb and 3 fingers... "...hmmm, makes sense."

[@BackpackerCoach]

Why 4 1/2 inches. If you measure a 120mm fan it's 4 3/4?

[@Mnpctech_Giveaway_PC_Mods]

Great observation, I think it simply slipped our minds atm, I'll make addition with link in the video description. AND thanks for watching! I make other stuff for your PC in my workshop. visit my store, mnpctech.com and use my DISCOUNT code, MNFAN at check out for 10% off your order

[@michaelluster2694]

I might be 5 years too late but Im building an medieval PC using inwin medieval metal PC.

[@BloodshedPanda]

Those are good exhausts and bad intakes without proper filtration. It'll get very dusty.

[@Mnpctech_Giveaway_PC_Mods]

Very true! use fan filters, Awesome post, Thank you! Bill at www.Mnpctech.com

[@BloodshedPanda]

​@@Mnpctech_Giveaway_PC_Mods Great site Bill.

[@rnegoro1]

I dont really bother making a full mesh contraption, I just drill 1-2 mm holes on my front cover opposite the fans area, and paste a fan dust filter or use stockings . Less time wasted.

[@Mnpctech_Giveaway_PC_Mods]

awesome tip, Mady at www.mnpctech.com

[@jonsnow8629]

Was he really wearing gloves this whole time ?

[@Mnpctech_Giveaway_PC_Mods]

I'll ask him.

[@recklessjunkie]

I wish this was as metal like most cases so lame

[@christopherwood2290]

Bill, these links are all dead.

[@Mnpctech_Giveaway_PC_Mods]

Yeah, we lost our old store, Which item did you need Christopher?

[@christopherwood2290]

@@Mnpctech_Giveaway_PC_Mods Bill, what I am looking to do is this: I have a couple of the full ATX Metallic Gear cases. I want to either cut a rectangle out in the aluminum front panels and maybe do some modders mesh and paint it but am afraid that maybe I won't be happy if the cutting with the jigsaw and filing doesn't come out good enough. Or do something like you did here with a hole saw, template and the grille and mesh. That would cover anything up if I got any chatter cutting the holes and stuff.

[@Mnpctech_Giveaway_PC_Mods]

Link to Fan / Radiator Fan Hole templates, www.mnpctech.com/pages/pc-fan-radiator-templates Link to 120mm Grills, www.mnpctech.com/products/modders-mesh-pc-fan-grills 240 open air grills are sold out without any ETA until I get laser machine replaced.

[@Kerwin4801]

Don’t ack like y’all ain’t seen his foot ware

[@Mnpctech_Giveaway_PC_Mods]

Moses Mods too, thanks for watching - Bill at www.mnpctech.com

[@RSP13]

Do NOT wear gloves in this situation, people.

[@Joe-sx1iu]

the smell must be unbearable after using the hole saw 🤢🤢🤢

[@kristianmacariola1746]

Seems unsafe.

[@SimBoum]

Ok but... it doesn't look good.. it's so 1990's modding XD

[@gridiish]

Man. Wtf is eveyone trying to cool down Pcs. They don’t need cooling man. Pcs are extremely powerful things. We in the world need to understand how to cool down stupid shit gaming laptops. Come on people keep up. Stop making videos for the sake of KZbin needs start making sense. We are buying gaming laptops that are complete bullshit. Can’t handle Nintendo games and they tell us they car run cyberpunk. It’s bad so bad is a joke so funny that it isn’t funny. Pcs are flying laptops are more like dying. And I see no reason why laptop companies keep making things that don’t technically work as they promise. These lies fork companies in laptop world are getting seriously bad. I spent £1000 on gaming laptop the sheer noise it makes it’s horrid. Can’t handle big games for shit. But it’s not that it’s not powerful. It is extremely powerful. However them complete shit people at the factory have gone and made it thinner. I don’t give a shit about thinner laptops I give a shit about laptops being as powerful as Pcs. All laptops are technically mobile. Which means you get the same components Pcs can have but are more limited somehow. It’s like saying all cars are Bugatti but not all will be able to stretch all out. Hilarious shit. We need to do something about this.

[@gridiish]

Stop worrying about Pcs. Worry about laptops. They are lying to people.