WCG 2005: European Case Modding Show
Name: Ferry Van Der Meijden
Nickname: _ferry_
Country: The Netherlands
Age: 18
Occupation: Student, Telecommunications
Project Name: Chemical Overdose
Build time: 200 hours, approx. 3 months
Materials used: Metal plates, standard 2mm
Website: http://www.fredjuhh.tk
bit-tech: How long have you been involved in Modding? Have you made any cases before this one?
_ferry_: I have been modding for about 3 years: it already started with my first PC, and the first window I made for it and it grew from there.
bit-tech: What inspired you to make this particular case?
_ferry_: I really love the Blackmesa case from Piloux, and I wanted to build something in this industrial style, but my own way.
bit-tech: Tell us more about this case: what makes it special? What are its unique features?
_ferry_: The case is custom made out of steel plates and profiles. I welded industrial knobs onto pot meters that regulate the fans in the case. And the whole case is water-cooled with an external reservoir and radiator
bit-tech: How did you get to Cebit 2005? How were you selected for this competition?
_ferry_: Through www.casejunkies.nl I got selected as 1 of the 4 cases from the Benelux.
bit-tech: What is your prediction for this competition? Name your Top 3
_ferry_:
<ol><li>Coldfusion</li><li>Hypercube</li><li>AquaPC</li></ol>
bit-tech: What plans do you have for the future?
_ferry_: I am working on a Coolermaster stacker that you can see in the projectlogs here at Bit tech ( I Spider) It is going to be a modern looking case with a lot of polishing.
bit-tech: And finally, what is your favourite Case Mod / Modder of all time?
_ferry_: G-gnome, Piloux and A.P. Versteeg from the Netherlands
Nickname: _ferry_
Country: The Netherlands
Age: 18
Occupation: Student, Telecommunications
Project Name: Chemical Overdose
Build time: 200 hours, approx. 3 months
Materials used: Metal plates, standard 2mm
Website: http://www.fredjuhh.tk
bit-tech: How long have you been involved in Modding? Have you made any cases before this one?
_ferry_: I have been modding for about 3 years: it already started with my first PC, and the first window I made for it and it grew from there.
bit-tech: What inspired you to make this particular case?
_ferry_: I really love the Blackmesa case from Piloux, and I wanted to build something in this industrial style, but my own way.
bit-tech: Tell us more about this case: what makes it special? What are its unique features?
_ferry_: The case is custom made out of steel plates and profiles. I welded industrial knobs onto pot meters that regulate the fans in the case. And the whole case is water-cooled with an external reservoir and radiator
bit-tech: How did you get to Cebit 2005? How were you selected for this competition?
_ferry_: Through www.casejunkies.nl I got selected as 1 of the 4 cases from the Benelux.
bit-tech: What is your prediction for this competition? Name your Top 3
_ferry_:
<ol><li>Coldfusion</li><li>Hypercube</li><li>AquaPC</li></ol>
bit-tech: What plans do you have for the future?
_ferry_: I am working on a Coolermaster stacker that you can see in the projectlogs here at Bit tech ( I Spider) It is going to be a modern looking case with a lot of polishing.
bit-tech: And finally, what is your favourite Case Mod / Modder of all time?
_ferry_: G-gnome, Piloux and A.P. Versteeg from the Netherlands
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