Water cooled Corsair Carbide Series Air 540

Bloody 'ell those cuts really are almost perfect! I have to look really hard to find any
imperfections. And considering you did them with a drill as a cutter I'm even more
amazed. :wub:

Also: Purple? Awesome! (That is purple, and not just an error in colour representation
on the image, right?)
 
... dammit I can't find the "super like" button anywhere... :-(

brilliant build log. very tidy work.

your giving me a lot of ideas!

Bloody 'ell those cuts really are almost perfect! I have to look really hard to find any
imperfections. And considering you did them with a drill as a cutter I'm even more
amazed. :wub:

Also: Purple? Awesome! (That is purple, and not just an error in colour representation
on the image, right?)

I like it too ;-) Maybe an idea for my next build, I was thinking about purple some time ago... This is just my stupid, cheap camera (plus my very limited photo skills). The good news is that my sister is dropping by on Sunday with her proper camera and skills, so there will be some good pics finally :)

WOW!!! Epic Work mate!!

Thank you guys! This is very motivating :)

I made some progress today on bottom panel - almost ready. I also had photobucket disaster (I only started using it some time ago for OC3D - my fault) so I had to edit links to all pics in this thread :mad:
Bottom panel should be ready tomorrow and I will be ready for final assembly.
Unless anything unexpected happens the build should be ready by end of this week :cool:
 
Those cuts are really clean Pepe.. nicely done :worship:

Bottom panel should be ready tomorrow and I will be ready for final assembly.
Unless anything unexpected happens the build should be ready by end of this week

Really interested seeing how this is going to be done.
 
thanks :)

Almost ready to start assembly. A couple of fans will go inside :lol:

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Now they are really ready ;)

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She had a bath :)

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Redoing front panel vinyl as well (mistakes happen :ph34r:).

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Panels ready :lol:

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Case mods completed, I'm ready to start putting things inside :rock:

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Still some work at the back, but no leaks, loop works fine.
Photos taken by my little sister :thumb:
Enjoy :)

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Very clean looking loop mate! Though if it were me, I would've gone with thicker rads and just push or pull.

Could also use some finishing touches like cover up the stickers on the back of the fans :)
 
Looks epic. I love this case aesthetic. Looks properly industrial. Fitting three 240s in full push/pull in there is sheer depravity :)
 
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