Sorry for bad pic but should I go double exhaust (2x70mm) in V1.1? And what do you think of the backside top left corner button?
Ugh, no. Go for a single large fan. I had double 80mm in the back of my old case and replacing those with a single 120 was the best decision I ever made before going SFF 
I think you should try and go for intake fans only that you can filter, it's easier to keep the dust out of the case that way.
One large fan isn't possible because there is no space because of the PSUUgh, no. Go for a single large fan. I had double 80mm in the back of my old case and replacing those with a single 120 was the best decision I ever made before going SFF
Either one ore two 70mm fans...
And I'll filter all the intake fans, those at the back are exhaust fans.
You can't deny the math on this one:
Bricky layout: 1 million times infinity
Circular holes: 0
Bricky layout: 1 million times infinity
Circular holes: 0
Make that a 1 million times infinity squared.
Back I/O is a nice idea, but if you go for it why waste the space on Audio? You've already got plenty of audio ports on the back. I'd say go for an additional set of USB. You can never have too much USB ports, and a lot of modern ITX boards only have 5 or so, which isn't enough for everyone.
Oh and additionally, orient the USB ports on the back the same way they are on Motherboards to make connection more consistent.
Back I/O is a nice idea, but if you go for it why waste the space on Audio? You've already got plenty of audio ports on the back. I'd say go for an additional set of USB. You can never have too much USB ports, and a lot of modern ITX boards only have 5 or so, which isn't enough for everyone.
Oh and additionally, orient the USB ports on the back the same way they are on Motherboards to make connection more consistent.
If you have a 5.1 set connected and want to use headphones you can switch between the 2 more easily, other then that I also don't see a reason for more audio ports if it's on the back.
Also the one true number
Graham's number
Also the one true number
Graham's number
More pictures for you...this is starting to get picture heavy
So thats what the units will look like: the side panels have parts of the inner structure glued to them that I can screw them together > no visible screwes on the outside
Right side getting glued to the structure
And here goes the ledt side
By the way: You can't have enough of these
Yeah I need to see that to understand it properly
So thats what the units will look like: the side panels have parts of the inner structure glued to them that I can screw them together > no visible screwes on the outside
Right side getting glued to the structure
And here goes the ledt side
By the way: You can't have enough of these
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So Front, Top and Sides are glued to each other and screwed in from the bottom?
Every woodworker knows: You can't have too many clamps.
Every woodworker knows: You can't have too many clamps.