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He means when you install your hard drives into their removeable tray thingos, put them with the cables to the back. There is a large enough hole on the other side (when you remove the right side panel) to wire them up without any dramas. There are holes (slots really) in the drive cage to pass...
Maybe try some Luxeons. If you haven't heard of them they are basically super LED's with a 1cm emitter (I think) They draw a hell of a lot of power and require heatsinking to stop them overheating, but they put out a pantsload of light.
Yes but with a real CAD program you can do stuff like this...
Server Cube
Aluminium Tube
Acyllic Cube
Try Sketchup or TrueSpace. The older versions of Truespace are free. I used 3DS Max but thats very expensive.
[edit] BTW not dissing Photochop as an option. Its useful for some things