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Good job, Paul! I should start developing idea for mine, too. and yeah, if you need a nail clipper, try one from Green bell, haha! It's awesome:)

fyi, it's ok to leave the material your drilling on the wooden blocks your using as a "work surface" and drill through the metal into the wood. you will not hurt the bits. it will help with leverage and not snapping as many bits. trying to hold those lil angle metal pieces just over the edge of wood blocks is being way to extra. just drill it on a sacrificial block of wood

looks good

Awesome build man! greetings from Argentina👍

My guy is back!!! Welcome bro, great video as usual!!

we share the same magnet trick HAHAHAHA

what camera you use bro?

Does the hot air go down and out through the PSU?

Hi Paul, U are okay? we miss you man

Can you please provide link for the 3-in-1 drill bit (drill, tap, counter-sink) used in this video?

Unpainted aluminum does not short out components

do you sell for a living?

I watched this video for the voice over. ❤

Do mini ITX motherboards have PCI-e slots or M.2? Is the same kind of slot used for NVME disks than for graphic cards and Ethernet cards?

2:50 Have wooden piece under. Drill through the material into the wood under it. You'll never break it @paulchurchill5598. Just like at 4:00

Will definitely adapt this method to make a opean frame design. Will use revits to hold all the pieces together.

It is called a jigsaw

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I am from india i want to build this on wood olz reply sir

What is the size of mother board screw

the wood :/

Cutting oil or wd40 when drilling metal

Good work!! 👍👍 The axial compressive strength of commercially available aluminum frames can reach 3 to 5 tons!! Such a case is much tougher than those cases made of cold rolled galvanized steel sheet. Building a computer case by aluminum frames is really an enjoyable thing for DIY.

Man i love your videos , keep doing great job!

Ada Indonesia coyyyy!!!😜😜😜

This project embodies the pure amateur spirit, just like the old days when we were full of curiosity and DIYed with things around us. Thanks your job.

damn this channel is gold

I'm going to be doing something similar inside of a vintage 1930s RCA Victor radio. Replacing the speaker with a SilverStone 160mm fan. Stripping the old electronics out and building out an aluminum chasis inside with a heat shaped acrylic shroud to extend the body of the "case" and allow the RGB goodness to shine out into the world.

No airflow?

I love this build, the possibilities with this frame are endless, I think a complete acrylic version would be amazing looking or maybe even a carbon fiber version :D

Hello, good job, do you have any detailed info, dimеntions for this project

i dont know why but i subed to you keep up the good work

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Fanel lol

Nice build!

PCIe x16 graphics card support and aperture?

great job I have the same project. I wonder if an enclosure is necessary? Air flow, noise and dust protection?

Did the temps improved or the added fan disrupted the normal airflow?

i am thinking abou the cable management and the exosfan

Could you make a version of this that’s all metal, the wood kinda hurts the aesthetic

Good job, Paul! It's been a while and I can see the great improvement from the last aluminum frame especially the rounding edge. I also liked your camera angle again. You are good at composing videos:)

i love sop much the concept! GOOD JOB BUDDY!!

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I have a question… wouldnt this have a risk of electricity if the case is made of aluminum 😢?

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I loved your project, it's a shame that in my country it would be somewhat expensive (starting with the MoBo ITX). I would recommend making some openings in the upper part to generate positive pressure and thus improve cooling. I have the idea of making one with my new PC that has a Micro ATX MoBo, based on a PVC plastic sheet of at least 3mm, only if I did it I would use angles to join the main structure and I thought maybe I could use hinges and magnets ( not powerful) for the sides

thank YOU for such detail video - you did EXACTLY about what i think. (except that I would not put 4 legs - there is no need for them ...) 1-very simply construction. 2-everybody can repeat after you and receive exactly same result. this is very important - accessibility to everyoune. 3-minimal used space inside case exactly hwat needed and nothing esle. 4-And even under mainboard are space and if just move aside PSU on 2-3cm we can put low profile GPU!

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