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Well, you don't need to do all this. I have modded my CM Aqua S1 the same way about two years ago. For reservoir, you can use the radiator reservor of some car, pref Maruti, for tubing, you can use a shower hose and for cooling you can use normal coolant :)

You don't really need HDD enclosures to damp out the noise- just mount the HDDs using an elastic band attached to their mounting screws. No vibration plus passive ventilation benifits, and much better than spending $15 on racks.

So, here's the update: Please welcome my new friend, Mr. Jig Saw, the latest addition to the Happy Tool Family. Got him from SP Road (yes, I went there again, today) for Rs. 1600 only. The owner was kind enough to throw in a set of four, or five blades to sweeten the pot. Here's my make...

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The power and reset buttons in themselves are stationary...only the red and green part goes in and out. Buttons like these are called Momentary Switches meaning that they stay on or off only till the time you keep them pressed. Similiar to the bell button that you may have in your home.

There you go. Fixed. At the time of writing this, I've already made some progress. Will post an update soon. Keep watching this thread and remember to rate it if you like my work.

hmmm...for a second, I was thrilled because I thought he wanted to make a cabby which was a model of a town. That would have taken some serious skills. By the way, did you see my worklogs?

Acrylic panels are just Acrylic sheets. You can find them at the Hardware market in your town. The cost will depend on the thickness you use, and will vary from 85-140Rs per sqft, depending on the quality. Colored sheets are more expensive so if you are going to be using a lot of colors, you can...

When I built this, which was some months ago, I had no idea about what to look for, and where- at that time, it costed me around 9k, and that includes almost 3k spent on travelling (i don't have a car or bike :D). I'm sure you can build this cheaper now. Let me know if you need help. ---...

Well, i am a noob when it comes to forums. Apparently, I cannot upload pics here, and I thought why not use the pics I have uploaded on e. Hopefully I haven't broken any rule. Will post pics as soon as my posts stop getting moderated. :D

So, after waiting a full day, doing nothing but twiddling my thumbs, I got the first shipment of materials, namely this: Doesn't look too bad. I'd liked something that was a bit more reflective, but whatever. The spots are from my wife's feet- she almost trampled the thing and broke it...

This is all thanks to Mohit Garg. You see, a few days ago, I was discussing with him about a rig he wanted to make, which was to be made out of wood. Now, i haven't worked on wood before, and seeing how I like challenges, I thought it might be a good time to try my hand at some old-school...

it is a bit on the heavy side...it weighs around 8kgs with all the hardware inside. On the positive side, its sturdy as hell. That's the best compliment I've ever got. Please do make a rig, and if you need any help let me know. Best of luck. Well, once you begin, you'll realise that its a...

Hi, I'm Xanan from bangalore. I'm a part time modder and architect who likes computers and hardware more than he likes buildings and bricks. just waiting to get full forum access so I can start posting worklogs.

Hi mav, didn't expect to see you here, but then i'm a noob to Indian forums. The photography seems to have improved much in quality from what I saw earlier. By the way, did you find the stand-offs?

Hello everyone, I'm Xanan, part time modder and architect. Anyway, this thread is about a scratch build that I made a couple of months ago, which was originally posted on Bit-tech as I didn't know about the existence of such forums in India. Anyway, I'll be uploading the work log here too, for...