Having both sides of the case transparent and still keeping the wires neat is not an easy task. I also like how he has the HDDs behind the motherboard tray. Very impressive custom case.
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it is very nice and very well done. not really a mod but rather a build.
building a case from scratch is quiet an achievement and he has done a great job doing it.
the tools and machines cost a fortune
Wow. Yeah, I agree with BoT, it's not a mod if you build it from the ground up!
I'm much happier shelling out some cash for one already built for me. That, and I have no knowledge of metal working ... it would take me years to build that and I'd certainly be out at least 3 or 4 fingers.
Nicely done. But it's just tooo much work! Like McFly said it's not for someone without metal work knowledge. Or those who can't afford all those machining equipment.
Besides, it's not much innovation here. Just an ATX case with slightly different placement for components.
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That, and I have no knowledge of metal working ... it would take me years to build that and I'd certainly be out at least 3 or 4 fingers. 
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