Recent content by lawney

You're right, and I see that it's meant to be sentry inspired anyway.

This looks almost identical to the Sentry.

Love it. Reminds me of the Circle Pro. That was a tough case to outfit for similar reasons: ITX cards are even harder to come by than any new graphics cards.

I love the idea of the clean rear panel with the extension ports at the bottom, really makes it seem like a console or an appliance. The case reminds me of Apple's MacPro with the airflow and consolidated i/o. I like it a lot, though I don't really care for glass side panels or the key switch...

Beautiful work, and great concept. What model of printer are you using? I'm not sure about the front i/o (audio, usb-a, reset switch). Maybe the look of all that provides a visual anchor and interest, but it's a bit cluttered and old fashioned too (and cluttered internally).

That's ingenious, beautiful work.

Great looking case, one of my favorites that I've seen here. Outer panels are very reminiscent of the CaseLabs BH2.

I love the idea of using high quality plastics for a computer case, and this one looks great all around with a fresh look and clever functionality. Glad to see you're making more cases, as the Circle Pro is probably the highest quality case that has been produced, shy of Apple.

I was thinking a theatre rack; it would leave inches of open air on the sides...maybe less for the sentry. I have network switches and a blu-ray player with rack ears that are perforated. Currently, the Sentry works great on a rack shelf, but a Sentry with rack ears would probably have more...

I have the original Sentry 1.0, such a great case, and it's the only PC case I've found that looks at home in a hifi/home theatre rack or an under-TV-console. Maybe the S4M is the only other one that looks the part to me. So if I were to make one oddball request, it would be to be the ability...

Looks like the front USB-C port uses the 3.1 gen 2 header. Nice. Is it possible we will ever see a dual USB-C front io using just the one 3.1 gen 2 header? (or is the io plate a permanent part of the frame?)

The NFC riser is not pci-e 4.0 compatible. The biggest problem is that once your built, you really don't want to disassemble this case to boot with the card in slot. I have a japanese 5700 mini and an Aorus x570 itx. For some reason the bios resets itself every once in awhile (last time buying...

I'll second this request. If I find out, I'll update.

Unfortunately, I don't think that design is in the cards any longer, even though it toured trade shows. youtube.com/watch?v=wZWeBWeR6rE

Finish work looks great, such a clever case with a unique aesthetic. Love the blue, though not as good as what was originally intended, it's still a cool color.