Appliques and Junction...Cylinders?
I always intended to have the name of the case in an applique of some sort. I ended up with 3!
Small 20mm high logo on the inside of the front panel.
A large 420mm long logo on the inside of the side panel.
A 110mm long logo on my junction cylinder.
The appliques are in a frosted, translucent silver. They blend in nicely with the rest of the case and look great when the light hits them at certain angles.
Having scrapped one of my earlier ideas involving 4 LED controllers and 32 LEDs (too many lights, too garish for my purposes), I was left with several cables that needed terminating. I came up with the idea of using a cylinder to screw/plug them all into. Kept things tidy. Looking cool also helped!
More jack plugs in the top junction box.
The top-front of the case. These neon perspex insert panels 'glow' when the computer is powered on.
I always intended to have the name of the case in an applique of some sort. I ended up with 3!
Small 20mm high logo on the inside of the front panel.
A large 420mm long logo on the inside of the side panel.
A 110mm long logo on my junction cylinder.
The appliques are in a frosted, translucent silver. They blend in nicely with the rest of the case and look great when the light hits them at certain angles.
Having scrapped one of my earlier ideas involving 4 LED controllers and 32 LEDs (too many lights, too garish for my purposes), I was left with several cables that needed terminating. I came up with the idea of using a cylinder to screw/plug them all into. Kept things tidy. Looking cool also helped!
More jack plugs in the top junction box.
The top-front of the case. These neon perspex insert panels 'glow' when the computer is powered on.
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