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Project: Hell Froze

I have been into PC modding for a couple years now.  The extent of my mods were very limited.  I added LED fans, mabye cut a blowhole or 2, painted the case.  Nothing very awe inspiring.  That is why I decided to finally do a mod that required more.  This is the result.
I started playing with watercooling about a year ago.  I never realy got into it that much because I couldnt quit get it to work the way I planned.  The reason for the case I chose is one because of the size, which will allow me to do what I want with it.  Second was the price of $21.50.  Third it was because, well just look at it.  It screams mod me.
After all of the planning I could do at this point, I decided to jump in and start cutting.  I knew that I hated the curve of the front panel, so it had to go.  After cutting all away that I though I would need to, I found more that needed to be removed in order to do what I want to the front panel.  This case is actually well built for the price.  It is just heavy.  Picture is a little squishy.
Another reason that I chose this case is because of the stock fan holes.  I was partial to Antec SoHo style cases.  I just could never work with the stamped grills and make the end product look like a damn.  This case has the exact style I am looking for.
I invested in a couple hole saws because I am an impatient person.  I also cant use a dremel to its full potential yet.  After cutting the holes, I deburred the edges, and went bondo crazy.  I know the edges arent perfect, however I will be using c-channel molding and grommets in the end.