I have taken off the top's handle.
It looks ugly in my opinion.
Maybe going to keep the bottom.
The handle is lock with 6 screws and a slider.
I drilled out 2 screws out of the 6 screws.
Because bitfenix doesn't want me to take off the screw with a normal screwdriver.
I also taken out of the hdd cage by drilling 1 of the 6 screws holding it.
And let's just say the same thing happened to 5.25 bay but is 1 out of 4 screws.
I was so furious at the time that I just bent the whole bay because I had enough.
Enjoy this night shot with an extra picture of how I kept my screw (credits to bill owen).
And the (front/side) connectors.

Ok I'm gonna try something different.
I won't put what update because it is split into many parts.
This is gonna be a very descriptive update.

First of all I would start with what I want to cut first.
The top part where it holds the fan filter for the top.
This is entirely different from any other build that you ever seen in a prodigy mod.
I always want to be different, so I find different ways to stand out.

I put on masking tape and start cutting.
I start putting caption on top of each picture now.

Let's start by me marking the lines I want to cut with a pen.





Water + Metal shavings. Looks so beautiful in my opinion.



My first cut (before using sanding attachment)



After sanding




Metal shavings all over the case.

Part 2... Because of lowyat's image limit

Piece I cut.



Here's the other side. I did the same thing. That side is shorter. The picture is the following : (cut without sand, remove masking tape, after sand)






And last but not least.
A shot overall after both cuts.
Next update will be what i got on my hardware store & in the mail.

Well since I want to save space.
I will go only SSD.
Maybe a second SSD in the future.
It's an M4 256gb.
It's expensive to me.
Here's some shot.





So since I was going for a black and gold theme.
The blue sticker for the SSD won't cut it.
So.... Let's remove it.
In my opinion, it looks sleek.
I remove both stickers.
Here's some shots.

Watercooling Parts Teaser : FedEx
An update or two will be posted before my watercooling parts update.

I wanted to change stuff that I didn't like.First the SSD brackets.

I hated the mesh so I cut it out.

It doesn't have to be clean since it will be in the side in the darkness.

This pictures are before, after, and after with SSD.

The side where the bracket is located.

I used diamond cutting disc for this.

I found that it's way easier for the brown colour blade which left alot of shaving.

I was bored while at that time so I painted my fan grill gold.

And this are some misc.

Items that I bought.

Acrylic cutter/plastic cutter.

Dremel Chuck.

New sets of small drills.

MNPCTech UPDATE!!
This update is from a package by Bill.
Thanks for the *shipping* *wink wink*

First is the handles.
The most expensive part and most thrilled about part of my build.
Is to carry around places, so the handles is the most important.
I'm gonna add in the card too. Product Placement.


And the God Of Tapes!!
I repalce my adhesives cable ties with one of these in my Blacklist build for the cathodes.
Works like a charm.


U-channel. Looks smaller than I thought.


Finally, the scotchbrite pad.
It comes in 3 pack and it is way bigger than I expected.
A substitute for sandpaper.
What I found out is that it makes like a brush aluminium finish.


P.S. Thanks bill for the shirt.
Haven't got the chance to wear it yet as it's 95 degrees here.

Ok, let's change something about the case.
I used the scotchbrite pad to rough up the texture of the case.
It gives a brush aluminium and yet a gun metal look.
Here's some top shot of the case.







Next for the update is the mnpctech handle. I first drill a small hole and then just slowly use the same drill bit and slowly 'sand' it to make a big hole. Here's the final result.