Computer, Design, Modding 
No Comments Computer Scratch Build, Halion Design i7
Hello. This is my first post on bit-tech so please stay with me. I’ve done a few mods in the past, the most prominent of which being a G5 mod and another scratch build – a plexiglass computer case to fit Micro ATX.
This is again a Micro ATX build with the use of aluminium from an XPS 710, acrylic, pine wood, and MDF. It sounds like a massive variation of materials but I’m hoping that the differences will make it stand out (obviously in a positive way).
I’ll be editing and adding stuff to this project throughout the next few weeks and I’m hoping to keep it as updated as possible. Unfortunately I only have an old Canon point and shoot camera with a battery that lasts up to an hour; however I’m hoping that it won’t let me down.
Anyway, I just received some components through the door; as well as my baby Dremel, the 300-30, recommended by bit-tech. My friend just got a bit annoyed at me because I’m using butt joints instead of mitre joints; I would happily turn back and do all the corners using butt joints however I’ve cut most of the wood so its a little late to turn back…
Some Sketchup generated designs:
