My Custom Pc Case Build

**cheesepuff** · #71 24th Mar 2009, 16:46

i would love to see you haul that thing to a LAN party! lol. how tall is it? it looks big, but i cant really tell how big.

**KanoakaVirus** · #72 24th Mar 2009, 16:55

Good point, measurements in cm please?

**pete21** · #73 24th Mar 2009, 17:09

**redk** · #74 24th Mar 2009, 17:23

Aren't you worried it'll tip over? Even if it's rock solid, the bottom's only a fifth as wide as it is tall. Bump it, and it might fall.

**KanoakaVirus** · #75 24th Mar 2009, 17:27

Whoa massive, and i expect he'll have it sandwiched between a desk and wall or something.

**pete21** · #76 24th Mar 2009, 17:28

yep that's one problem..but were its going in my room there wont be any way of knocking it so should be ok. not allot i can do really

**mctw** · #77 25th Mar 2009, 11:39

unless you add some feet like some server cases do, like the pic down below, kinda hard to explain.

or maybe go for something more arty, i saw a design you did on a post you did ages back, of a pc on legs, maybe thats a idea?

**Razer** · #78 25th Mar 2009, 12:22

Been following this for a while and think it's a fantastic project, well done so far, keep it up!

**pete21** · #79 25th Mar 2009, 14:20

i think feet might be a good idea..the wheels i put on it keep jamming up..think there bending due to the weight.

Razer

thanks

doing some more to the case 2 morrow post pictures then.

**Carbon** · #80 25th Mar 2009, 14:24

Depending on how heavy it is I imagine you could do some triangular or prismatic frames for the wheels to help keep the frame off the wheel (because it's a lot more structurally sound) and prevent its jamming. I can't find a picture right now but they tend to be used in heavy hand carts and such. I can't imagine having it not on wheels would be a good thing, if it's heavy enough to distort them it's heavy enough I wouldn't want to be picking it up!