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Amazing work. Could you share a few tips on the etching? I've been experimenting a little with etching but can't get it to look right. Do you use any accessories, like flex shaft or a router guide or anything? And, if you know, what etching bits do you use?
Just thought i'd ask a question, see if anyone had some ideas. I'm completely stumped here. I plan on buying a stick of 512 mb mushkin 3200 ram to dual channel with my current one. I'd been getting some memory errors, so I switched the current stick I have to another slot. No problems. Which...
To my understanding, and the way I use it, you actually want very high rpm when you're using cutoff wheels. Fibreglass reinforced wheels aren't at all easy to break, so that shouldn't be an issue.
I remember seeing something here awhile back regarding a mod that you used in place of an empty 5.25" drive bay, that's basically a custom image with backlights behind to make it so the image is visible. I don't quite know what it would be called to search under, so I can't find this... any...
I actually think it's fun cutting with a dremel. Sure, you break the wheels occassionally, but it doesn't take that long. I cut out a full case window in a steel case last weekend in under an hour, and only used about 7 wheels, and i'm a Dremel newbie.
Looking for suggestions.. I have a GeForce4 ti 4200, and the stock fan finally died. I bought a vantec iceberg cooler for it, but the plastic pins they supplied are too small to push through the holes in the vid card. They're big enough to go into a pair of holes further out, but the holes on...
as said previously, i'd just get a new HSF before I bought any adapters and such. The stock one is really quite bad, even compared to HSF's you can get for as low at $15
This is probably a very easy to answer question, i'm sure, but i'd like to ask before I order all the stuff i've got planned out. I'm new to modding, and i'm planning a UV reactive case. I already have a Blue Cold Cathode light to use, and was wondering if that wiull make UV reactive fans/wiring...