Beautiful attention to detail!
I love how you put little tidbits like power button on its own acryllic (is it acryllic? Perspex?) square, I/O shield snapped to place (with what exactly?), and how everything is flush. Clearly a lot of craftmanship went into this. Ooh and I love the vent design! It's like superman style krypton runes or something.
Man that inspires me... Someone ought to do a vent design based on the One Rinf inscription!
The exterior is acrylic.
Recent ASUS products have an integrated I / O shield and motherboard.
vent design is Ancient character.it is Hylian alphabet.
Interesting! How did you do the mounting of the various components to the frame? What are the dimensions/volume? It also looks like you used 20mm aluminium profile beams instead of makerbeam (10mm), is that correct?
This is a 20mm frame. DIY 10mm frame is minor in Japan.
150mm/188mm/360mm 10.152L! It was bigger than A5 ...
The hole pitch of the motherboard and the width of the frame are matched and hung with a spacer.
GPU fixes the riser cable to the frame and the brackets with spacers. You can see in the photo from the top.
The power supply unit is fixed by creating an acrylic bracket on the middle frame.
Supported from below by acrylic brackets.
That's a really well executed case. Very practical and I think looks better than the GEEEK counterparts. What kind of angle pieces did you use on some of the sides to make the acrylic sit flush inside the beams?
And guessing from the cross section of the beam profiles it looks to be Makerbeam XL, which are 15mm square.
This frame is made in Japan.
Brackets that fit 3mm or 5mm side plates are available.
Although the current thickness is 3mm, this acrylic is deformed by thermal expansion, so we are considering changing to 5mm to reduce distortion.
Especially on the GPU side.
