[Contest-Worklog] Ares

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Thursday, July 18th 2013, 12:12am

Not Bad ... Great to see that your project is starting now really :-)

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Thursday, July 18th 2013, 12:15am

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Not Bad ... Great to see that your project is starting now really :-)

Thanks!

After few minor setbacks, everything from now on will be smooth sail.

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Thursday, July 18th 2013, 9:34pm

More progress today.

I tried out case stand and it looks and fits pretty good.

I glued top vents. All vents are now fitted on case.

Gluing of side panel.

Bonding case with stand.

All done.

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Thursday, July 18th 2013, 9:43pm

I am a Little bit jealous , cause i must wait ( one week more ) on the friend of my friend to use his machine for a couple of Hour's .

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Thursday, July 18th 2013, 9:50pm

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I am a Little bit jealous , cause i must wait ( one week more ) on the friend of my friend to use his machine for a couple of Hour's .

Believe me, normal CNC router is much better.

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Thursday, July 18th 2013, 10:09pm

How about an active venting coolsystem on the top of the system like on the Alienware Aurora ALX?

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Thursday, July 18th 2013, 10:12pm

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How about an active venting coolsystem on the top of the system like on the Alienware Aurora ALX?
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I like active vents, but Ares is too compact case to fit that.

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Saturday, July 20th 2013, 8:01pm

I tested the looks of metal mesh in front of case.

Some random shot-I don't know why I took that pic,but here it is.

Gluing the motherboard tray.

Testing MBO tray,PSU placing and side panel.

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Saturday, July 20th 2013, 8:17pm

Wow

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Paladin

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Saturday, July 20th 2013, 8:23pm

Very nice work

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Sunday, July 21st 2013, 12:25am

Thank you, guys.

I am glad that you like it.

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Sunday, July 21st 2013, 8:11am

looks nice.

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Sunday, July 21st 2013, 7:48pm

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looks nice.

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Tuesday, July 23rd 2013, 12:12am

Small update before shorter break.

Second side panel is finished.

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Tuesday, July 23rd 2013, 9:24am

Its looking good!

On the left Side, I'd replaced the wooden square with a Plexi-window.

Aus Fehlern lernen wir.
Und wenn uns niemand auf unsere Fehler aufmerksam machen würde - wie könnten wir dann lernen ohne jedesmal auf die Nase zu fliegen?!

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Tuesday, July 23rd 2013, 10:31am

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Its looking good!
On the left Side, I'd replaced the wooden square with a Plexi-window.

Thank you.

There is a good reason for that square-you will see it in my next update.

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Alan-Lee

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Tuesday, July 23rd 2013, 10:52am

fantastic design, i love it, i wouldnt even paint it, would just leave it as it is , but i am sure you have more good ideas coming

with paint you wouldnt even see that its wood.
the only thing that is disturbing, but thats just a philosophy difference, not critic, is that its lasercut and not hand cut.
handcut can never be done repeatedly with such precision. i think automatisation will kill the modding scene soon.
like i said, its a statement and philosophy, not critic, (before everone starts criticising my words again, just because i said what they dont want to hear)

i love your idea and design. well done mate..

Dont see what it is, see what it could be!

more to see at www.computer-designer.com

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Wednesday, July 24th 2013, 5:43pm

I copy the last answer here out and moved all other posts to a new thread: How much Automation till its not ART anymore

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Friday, July 26th 2013, 11:02am

Looks very good regarding your creativity. But like Alan-Lee just said it's to much automation for me too. It sure wouldn't be possible to cut all the parts accurate enough by hand to fit them together that perfect like it is done here, so you have to lasercut them. But I prefer true handwork like it is done for example at the "TheCube" project and so I can claim higher credit for his "real handwork" than your lasercutting.
And just to point that out again: Your project is very creative and I really like it! I am just a little bit bothered about the way of your working.