Curv3d by Johan Nyman (C4B12)

Written by Antony Leather

February 28, 2013 | 16:39

Tags: #acrylic-pc #best-htpc-case #pc-modding #scratchbuild #scratchbuilt-pc

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Front and backpanel

The front and back panel is made out of 2mm steel that was also left over from Cold Winter. I started by cutting out two rectangular pieces, 230mm x 105mm. Then I made the rounded the corners so that they would fit the shape of the acrylic. In the front-panel I made a hole for the power switch and also for a 4x20 LCD.

Curv3d by Johan Nyman (C4B12) Front and backpanel Curv3d by Johan Nyman (C4B12) Front and backpanel
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I had a friend powdercoat them white and then I installed the LCD and power/reset switch. At the same time I changed to some smaller more discreet feet.

Curv3d by Johan Nyman (C4B12) Front and backpanel Curv3d by Johan Nyman (C4B12) Front and backpanel
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Cable Management

Because I didn’t need an internal PSU there isn’t a lot of cables in this little case, but still, I always want to make all the small details as good as possible. So I started to try out how to get the cable management as good looking and functional as possible.

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Curv3d by Johan Nyman (C4B12) Front and backpanel Curv3d by Johan Nyman (C4B12) Front and backpanel
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First of all I sleeved every cable except the sata-cables and the reset switch. I hid the fan and reset switch cables under the motherboard.
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