I'm making a wooden-pc with a similar design.
How thick is your plywood, and how is your PSU being held up? Is it simply attached via the 4 screws?
I'm super excited about your case - i might even order one.
I'm making a wooden-pc with a similar design.
How thick is your plywood, and how is your PSU being held up? Is it simply attached via the 4 screws?
I'm super excited about your case - i might even order one.
Welcome to the Forum and thank you for your comments!
I will try and answer your questions below:
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Damn, that really shows the difference between a $1.5k toy and a $150k workhorse...
Did they let you select material? Or do they just use PA2200 and not really run it by the customer?
My pleasure, spread the knowledge ! Even the best camera in the world doesn't take the best pictures, most is done by the person taking the photograph. Lighting is key and knowing how to deal with technical limitations will yield better photos from your NEX C3 than the most expensive Hasselblad in the hands of anyone who doesn't know what they're doing. With a few tips, most people can take excellent pictures even with a smartphone, along with a little preperation.Thanks for the tips @Phuncz, I'll try and use them on my next photoshoot! My camera did struggle with the lighting, it's a Sony Nex C3 compact system camera, not quite a DSLR!
The first black FDM prototypes I had made were done on a Fortus 360 MC, these machines start at around £80k, not cheap. But SLS machines are considerably more expensive costing upwards of £250k (last time I checked).
I have a little question: Did you see that case before? I think it is very similar to what You want to achieve (maybe a little bit bigger because of ODD)::
Lian-LI PC-TU100
LZ5
Dimensions – H93mm x D191mm x W280mm (4.97 Litres)
PSU Support – TFX up to 85 x 65 x 175mm
Hello again!
I have a little question: Did you see that case before? I think it is very similar to what You want to achieve (maybe a little bit bigger because of ODD)::
Lian-LI PC-TU100:
Do you plan to put the TFX depth-wise or width-wise?
191mm is not enough for some TFX after you factor in the bundle of cables sticking out behind it.
Especially the Seasonic TFX 300
Depends on which unit you want to be compatible for.
I only tested the Seasonic TFX 350, which is modular but came with a harness that took up more space than non-modular units.
From what I measured you need at least 215mm to fit the unit + the cables, maybe even 220mm to be safe.