Thanks for the comments Guys, I really appreciate them.
Those are a design I came up with to incorporate 3-4 SSD drives, fill the front section out and essentially help visually balance the overall interior. They came after extensive trial and error and in fact are actually the "Plan B" design. "Plan A" worked in theory but came out at 98% aesthetically perfect which didn't cut the mustard. With a concept like this, IMHO - if it's not perfectly executed in fit and finish, it seriously detracts from the ultimate purpose and just becomes an uninspired lump of material. I've got Plan A on hand as a "close but no cigar" reminder. Its on a special shelf of its kind and I can say that I'll soon need a bigger shelf.Originally Posted by blaxtr3m3
The cable management is quite good I think... you can see in the pictures posted on page 23. I ran most things along the top and bottom of the midplate and the back of the mobo tray really just had the 8pin eps and the 24pin ATX. Now the space between the the mobo and the mobo tray is a different story. There is so much wiring back there a flea would likely get stuck!
Cheers Peter!
We're most certainly working on new stuff.
Cheers!Another great build Charles.
Your level of detail is stunning, and I'm hoping we'll be able to grab those SSD mounts one day.
We're working to make the TJ07 SSD mount structure available. It's designed for 4 drives and will be offered with a few lighting color choices.
Wow, I'm deeply flattered - Thank You.
I must say that I actually used the word mother many times while working on this beast... only the second word wasn't nature.
Such moving comments; a sincere Thank You.Charles, I've been through your whole thread, reading everything (or quite everything).
Before coming to this thread, I thought you were making PC's for yourself, not for the others. And this "on demand" work your doing, is for me excellent. Excellent from a quality point of view, but also to share your work.
I find your ideas absolutely amazing. I just saw 3 of your rigs on MDPC. I found them beautifull, but a bit the same. I mean it's the same front-plate and top-plate, the invert-ATX, full sleeving etc. But now I "entered" a bit more in your work by seing all your pix you do while assembling the mod, I'm just over-astonished if I can say it that way (don't have the right word on the tongue right now).
So final words, congrats for this build, you made Daniel a really really really lucky guy!! It wouldn't have been the same pleasure for him to go in the shops and assemble it himself. During these 6 months, he saw the pixs, but couldn't touch the mod. And now everyone knows what a MM is, and he is gonna see it IRL.
Keep up the great work, and waiting impatiantelly for your next Mod!
I've really enjoyed this process and as I've said previously, it would never have seen light of day had it not been for Daniel. The plan is to ship it out on the 16th of July - when he comes back from his trip. I truly hope that he get years of enjoyment from it.
Cheers!love the build Charles!
any tips on how to do this?
Well, we're working to produce them so I'm afraid I'm going to stay tight lipped on how they're made ATM. Believe me, I struggle with what I can and can't say... I'd like to reveal everything but this is a business and I have to keep some things under wraps.
I will say that I spent a great deal of time on this concept and almost gave up on a few occasions. Our goal now is to develop and produce "universal" models that will be well constructed and very reasonably priced. Unfortunately, no word yet on availability.
Cheers CP!just saw the light panel! impressive
ASAP is the best I can say...I think he is working on offering it at the murdermod store. I got no clue when though lol
Oh, two new pics!
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