very very sweet tools you have there.. boner inducing XD

btw if u dont mind me asking, what is your job description? the work rig seems to be too powerful for any day to day work unless ur a designer or something feel free to ignore me if you dont feel like answering

sorry if i missed reading some of your writings, but are u gonna build a new system from scratch or just transplant some from your other systems?

it'll be sweet to see you run some aqua computer cooling stuff in the rig man... very sleek design they have but then again, whatever u do, i'm sure it'll be awesome with such a great casing to build upon.

nice progress.. do u telling us the weight of the case when u got it? looks quite heavy
btw i notice that u have a dinovo.. i might wanna get the kb only with the cordless desktop set and replace my old mx duo kb.. just wanna know how's gaming with the dinovo kb? it looks pretty delicate man, am afraid that they keys will jump out or get smashed with heavy use XD

nice work.. question is, isnt the acrylic that ur using too thin to screw through? a thicker piece would've been easier to work with

the lower compartment looks pretty tight.. will there be enuff clearance for your rams?

pardon me mac but i browsed thru every page but i still couldn't find anything about how you attached the mobo to the acrylic tray. maybe i missed. mind sharing how you actually did that? what kinda stand-offs are you using? and how do you attach them to the acrylic? thanks

ps. sweeeet swweet mod thus far

crap how could i miss that >.<
ok, so what you did was drill holes into the board and just insert the mobo standoffs rite? will the arcylic crack if you screw it in by force after drilling? interested to know cos might try to build a case from scratch nxt yr thanks again