Haha, I had that thing for years and don't know what its called Thanks:) Learned something new today:)

Can't wait for the finished product. I'm following this !

me too.. quite excited about it..

nice cutting finishing bro.
keep it up.

Sorry for the wait, lots of things at my job is keeping me busy.

The fiberglass sticks are drilled to the bottom case.



The fiberglass piece attached along with the filter holder.



This laundry bag is going to be used as the filter net.

This will be the frame for the filter.



Glued for testing, will remove it later for paint.



Looks good

I want the net and the frame to be black to match, so I decided to dye the net using this.



Processing....



Before and after:

I bought a few sheets of 4mm clear acrylic for this project and some other future uses.



This material is tough to use without the proper tools. Using a plastic cutter, I cut it to proper sizes.



This will be the cover for the radiator on top of the case (super-glued together). Long work ahead....



This post has been edited by Oretega: Dec 7 2013, 07:37 PM

Cover mounted on the radiator and case top piece. Fits perfectly, and now some more measuring.



God, finally its over. Took a whole day to drill all these holes with a rotary tool. Felt like i have drilled more than 1000 holes (did not bother to count how many holes I've drilled).



Some more sanding and filling needed, will post later on~

This post has been edited by Oretega: Dec 7 2013, 07:44 PM

Wow. Dude, did you use have a press drill for making the holes in the acrylic or free hand?

Free hand, using a rotary tool:) Have lots of training last time at the company i previously work at:P

ridiculous. Salute bro. Really salute. Modding surgeon. haha!

what tool are you using anyway?

Rotary tool, or what people call a dremel.

Nicely done bro. Using a 300-series Dremel myself.

Hehe... err.... I am using a china brand rm50.00 rotary tool:P Same as a Dremel brand one, but much less powerful. I usually use them for pcb hole drilling.

I just hope the many small holes don't give too much air resistance:)

Still, excellent handiwork.

Air flow should be fine.

Thank You:)

The custom acrylic top radiator holder already filled the gaps and wet sanded.



Since I have removed the hard disk cage and also cut a hole on the 2.5" hard drive mount beside the power supply, as well as cutting another bigger hole for a side window, oh no... where am I going to put my storage drive? The answer (already thought of that long ago):



I only need a NGFF or M.2. SSD and a 2.5" hard drive. I am not the type of person to store so many things in my pc. Welcome to the high speed internet era

Placed 2 stand offs and cut a gap in the middle to fit it to....



Ta-da, the side of the motherboard tray. I really like that location:)



SATA power and data cables should be able to fit in nicely:)

My jap version bitfenix prodigy case includes 2 side windows (one with transparent window, one with vents). I want to match both my side windows, so I removed the the window and do a little modding on it.



Unbend all the clips, the transparent plastic piece goes out fairly easily.



I don't want to use the pins, so i grind them all off. Muhahhaha.