It is getting closer and closer for each day now before I can start the assembly. One major milestone is to finish the acrylic exterior polygon Angl3d surface and paint them. I had deliberatly left the middle circles a little to small. Wanted to ensure I had some wiggle room to make them perfect. Much
It has been a time consuming and fairly tough period to dail in my 3D printer to the level I require, but once done the parts started to roll out the plate. Printed almost 24/7 for the last 3 weeks. After a few adjustments and attempts I got the design I wanted. Opted for a
Very excited about starting the inside of the case. It has been a long time since I did the PSU Shroud for project Angl3d and feels extra special to start to build around it. It’s a beautiful case, the be quiet! Dark Base Pro 900, even without it’s amazing exterior. Love the removeable backside, MB
It’s not an easy task to visualize lighting effects either in your mind or in a CAD program. Best is to try it IRL. As I’m using the Enermax RGB fans I need to use their fan/led controllerbox, so started out with testing LED strips both custom and common without a result I was happy
It is one of the best and most time consuming decisions I ever made for my modding – buy a 3D printer. After brutal failures and fun learnings I could start to design and put out prototypes. I knew from start of this mod I wanted to do something special with the GPU. After all,
After a new modding room and a full stack of amazing tools thx to Ryobi I could get back to modding and project Angl3d Ti. Some parts left to do on the complicated front as well as closing up the bottom and front. It was suddenly a dream. The last 3 angles to finish the
It’s not that common for me to do an update not directly related to a computer mod, but after the amazing news that Ryobi decided to sponsor me, I had to rebuild my modding room. I will just let the pictures speak for themselves. Turned my 2,2×3,1m modding room from a dull and quite ugly
Last piece before the exterior frame is complete is the front. It is also the hardest due to my design choice to expose the 3 front fans. As I have a challenge with the precision with my hand tools, I decided that the only way to get a prefect fit, is to make the holes
Final stretch of the top exterior acrylic case part. Wanted to bring back more angles and tigh the entire design together with the previously created PSU Shroud. First task was to file down the front edge to make sure it was a perfect fit against the front. I made the front and top 3mm
Work progressing with building the main structure and most part of the top case part. This is an important part of the mod as it will either make it or brake it. I need to tie it together with the front and base part. I hope I will end up with a feeling of one cohesive