Timelapse of creating the PSU Shroud for custom PC project Angl3d Ti. It is close to 5h of original video. The entire work with the shroud from start to finish took close to 100h. The PSU Shroud will be painted black and part of a larger custom pc mod of the amazing be quiet! Dark
A custom hand made exterior case in acrylic for the Dark Base Pro 900 will be a challenge. A huge one, but a challenge I knew from start would be needed to complete the vision of the project. TBH, I don’t even have a plan, but need to make it up as I go along.
It’s always nice, but time consuming, when you reach the painting stage in a project. I thought about vinyl, but wanted to paint, to check that off my list of things to test and learn. It’s also with the paint the accents and the project name will start to come together. One last test
After over 100 hours of hand filing and acrylic focus the base shape of the PSU Shroud for project Angl3d Ti is finished. Managed to create it divided into two pieces without a visible edge. One of the last pieces of the PSU Shroud mod. All 3 sides angled in opposite directions and created with
I’m exploring the possibility to integrate a hidden RGB LED strip behind a front case cover. Complete with accent sprockets to go with the ASROCK Taichi X399 motherboard. Started with creating a 40mm wide (half of the Red backside bracket) angled piece in 3 mm acrylic. I plan to use the existing mounting
The main part of project Redrock is the custom PSU Shroud with an integrated L shaped beam in red color. Same red color as the exterior. It will be challenging to create a perfect fit of the 3 individual pieces as they are hand crafted. I had to redo the entire floor of the
It will be an immense amount of work to finish the custom PSU shroud with its 118 individual angled acrylic pieces. That is also part of the charm of this build. The level of details needed. Only way to reach the end is to start. With the use of Acrifix 116 I fixed 2 triangles
Project Angl3d Ti – Custom PC with dual water cooling loop, vertical GTX 1080Ti sponsored by ASUS ROG, EK Water Blocks, be quiet!, Teamgroup and Enermax. A huge thank you to all of them, making this extraordinary build possible. The inspiration started when I created custom gaming PC Zeuligan and instantly fell in love with
Last step of the backside is to create a cover for the be quiet! PWM hub. Everything in the backside is black carbon fiber, so decided I needed to add some white accents and a white plate. The PWM hub and LED strip connector is small and need to have height enough to give room
Time to finish the custom light ramps I planned early in this build based on the included 2 LED strips from be quiet! The challenge is I want them to be indirect lights, so it’s crucial they are smooth, but powerful. First, I drilled some mounting holes to the vertical diffusion lid made out of