Some updates on my cacated PSU cover.



Realise the blue stripes? Hmm... few uses for that.
1. To cover the whitish corner due to super glue.
2. To strenghten hold on the joint.
3. Deco

So two more pics of the PSU when compy's on.
Side:


Bottom:

Hey its actually pretty good, give yourself some credit . Very creative cover-up job on the superglue.

Gosh, the blue LED fans are making me go blind... Has anyone ever considered using dark tinted acylic for side windows? Make it hard to see into the case when the lights are off; then when the lights are on voila! An extreme rig (well, depends) revealed from the shadows. Planning it on a future casing; idea from @meno.

well, the PSU mod seems to be veri interesting.. But as wat lohwenli say is quiter true tat u can try to tint a 50% black paper... using the white PVC to cover the cables in the PSU look neats....

ha ha, 0.45A is quite powerful for a 120mm fan. if u cant pasang it in the psu, then fix it to ur casing lar...

Ahaha... just had to cover whatever which is ugly.
And the blue LEDs aren't really that bright in real. Don't know why it's so blue in the pic. Good idea for the tinted panel. My bro has a few sheets, but they're small and green. Need to buy if really plan to make it.

Actually, mine is not an extreme rig. Short of all the kewl stuffs.

Hehe.. thanks. The PVC was a bad cover. I only had one size and it isn't big enough.

PSU cannot fit any 120mm fan, the wires blocked.
0.45A really high? I've got a few Sanyo Denki 0.52A, then my computer can really fly

sorry pmmonkey wanna borrow your thread

i also realize the ugly part of the acrylic when i joined with superglue.. so is there any more effective trick to hide this defect? or any tips on applying the glue so that there will be no whitey line?

i kno that there's a type of glue are used to stick acrylic. it's a type of superglue but it wont have the white effect. maybe u can try to search in hardware shop..

Nah... it's not superglue... it's epoxy.

the best for joining acrylic is a chemical called Chloroform or acrylic cement to fuse the arcylic parts together. It is different from glue as this actually "melts" or "fuse" the acrylic parts together.

Like how those car accessories shops make number plate.

And pmmonkey, u r one extraordinary lady.

An idea, how about using those antistatic bags as tint material? Might be quite interesting.

For my future mod, I'll probably head to the car tinting shop..want a really black looking tint to match my all black setup.

You want to fly, there are even 120mm fans taking up to 3.0A. Damn freaking noisy

issit same as pvc cement??..it melts plastic too..

cant believe u are girl, very impressive.

cant believe she is a girl??
or cant believe a girl did all this??

kekeke...

good job monkey....

means the one u use is epoxy

or

the one that not leave the white effect is epoxy?

does the fuse will leave the white line or something like that?

Thanks guys

I used super glue, so there's the white line.

If i am not misttaken, you can use oil to rub it. the white line will disappear. but i cant guarantee for how long

similar... but not the same... this is for acrylic.

nope. it virtually joins two pieces of acrylic to become one. however it's not easy to make it perfect. but if other surfaces not supposed to be joint comes in contact with the chloroform, you will have some whitish stain. you're supposed to apply it by capilary action, it will draw it into the surface to be joined, not apply on the surface directly like glue.

u want fly then put VIZO Windstorm inside guarantee ur parents complaint can't sleep at night bcoz too noisy

LOL guys, no flying computer here kay?
Cannot even stand 1 panaflo, had to add a switch to turn it off sometimes.

So got all my items yesterday, also got a bit of income. So today went to get a little more spray, and wires and other small stuffs. Soooooooo... final stage of modding tonight!!