woody is done

[theMan]

wow, thats awesome. i wish i had the time to do that.

 

[NatePo717]

:thumbsup: I agree with most people though... change the green.

 

[ShadowBlade]

looks nice, i wouldve covered the whole thing with wood or painted it a diff color (the green part)

 

[TankGuys]

Originally posted by: alexXx
haha, yes it is john deer green. I'm curious, does everyone that hates the green like blue instead? blue is very overused with it comes to pcmods, and this green is a wonderous colour

If not John Deere green, why not Kubota Orange

 

[NatePo717]

school bus yellow?

 

[SVT Cobra]

w0w really nice job bro!

 

[alexXx]

hehe no i like green. My parents used to own an old green and wood station wagon. plus john deer green is a really nice colour of green(perhaps cant tell from the pictures)

 

[IamTHEsnake]

That is so cool.

Interesting PSU placement. Although I'm not sure how well thermally it would work... unless of course you reversed the fan in the psu to suck air in.

 

[alexXx]

nope it is exhausting. My feet are nice and high off the table. PLus i hope it will keep dust from accumulating down there. With a small design and one that was made for proper air flow, there is never stagnant air for which the warm part can rise. My temps are 10C cooler than my old inwin case. i must say that i'm very pleased with the cooling results

 

[alexXx]

I should probably explain. Due to the atx form factor, you have very limited rearrangability(if thats a word). the powersupply is ugly and to put it above or below the motherbaord is a huge waste of space. I wanted a small pc that fits full sized parts without any modifications and this meant that the ps would have to be at the front of the case either pointing up, or down. I can tell you, it is working great so far

 

[IamTHEsnake]

Yeah, I guess the psu placement is a good idea.

The cables look like they are easier to do as well.

Again, well done.

 

[nealh]

Very nice job..color is personal preference...very nice workmanship:thumbsup:

 

[alexXx]

thanks a bunch guys. My powersupply(enermax 350 watt) has what i think are abnormally long cables.. each is like 70cm long. It was a challenge to get them out of the way, but i found some good places to run them