The ability to flip your computer on either side of your desk to showcase, omg that's brilliant! Good job man!

The rotary passthrough mechanism is deceptively simple! I don't recall seeing it in any build logs, so it's nice to have it explained.

@ExploreModding

2 жыл бұрын

I did go through it in the worklogs, but didn't post any videos so it probably wasn't made very clear. Makes even more sense to have made the video then :D

That's much simpler than I thought it would be. Love it.

Genius, superb engineering 🤘🏻

Absolutely incredible

what an absolutely incredible build! all the colours and every single detail is so tastefully done and work perfectly together. i was wondering about the PSU cables the most and thats still probably what i'm most impressed with, but thats hard to say because thinking about it, there are so many insanely beautiful parts. even with the shroud it looks like there is no space for them and they're basically invisible. i guess it helps that they're transparent but still, super clean! amazing job Alexandro!

@ExploreModding

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you very much! Yeah the way I got all of the cable management done is also my favourite part about this project, I'm mostly glad I was able to make everything fit inside the motherboard tray itself 😄

would like to see small tutorial on (fiber optic implementation for light) and what may be usefull to know as there isn't much coverage on ways to make good use of it from my opinion not sure if what your using on front your case but probablly be interesting for community of diy user.Sorry my bad english can speak in french though a bit better hopefully you will forgive me ;)

@ExploreModding

2 жыл бұрын

This video wasn't aimed to show optic fiber implementation, so I only did some sort of honorable mentioned, but yeah it would be cool to make a guide on how to implement things like optic fibers and epoxy resin in a custom build :D

@rayndooma5624

2 жыл бұрын

I would also love to see how you created the starry night front panel! I'd love to do something like that on my PC case.

Amazing PC build

you guys are just insane... :'D

Awesome build! You say the less movement the better, but this isn't quite true. You actually want to distribute the deformation evenly along the longest possible length, such that the local deformation at any given point is the lowest. That being said the movement of tubing and wiring here is completely adequate, i don't see a problem at all. I think the word you may have been looking for is "flexible conduit". But "corrugated tube" is probably valid as well!

It’s definitely freaking cool but when it levels out the weight of the tray and everything on it makes the turning mechanism kinda want to stall out

@ExploreModding

2 жыл бұрын

It's not actually about the weight and balancing because the tolerance from one pair of clamps to the other is very tight so the whole tray doesn't have any play. The stall you see is caused by the fitting at the back (where the reservoirs are) touching the mounting screws of the center res at some points, it's an easy fix but when I built that part I was super tight on time and overlooked it. Might fix one day hahaha :D

@ques1134

2 жыл бұрын

@@ExploreModding got you, I thought it was just heavy! …Still it’s a beautiful pieced machinery

for me, one of the nicest mods.

Pretty neat idea 👍

@ExploreModding

2 жыл бұрын

Much appreciated 😄

Wow. What a great job. Its perfect. Is it on sale?

@ExploreModding

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks! In theory yes, practically I don't think I'm able to sell it. It does have its share of flaws particularly on the paintjob and details in general, that were pretty rushed to meet the deadline. Plus it's not the sturdiest build ever especially because of the floating pedestal so I would be very scared of shipping it hahaha

Craftsman!!

Si sente lontano un km che sei italiano ❤️

I miss Alex

@nathanbrown9007

2 жыл бұрын

he has a new youtube channel called praetex designs

Where did Alex go?

what for?

am I the only one that always has been annoyed with your thumbnails?

@rossclutterbuck1060

2 жыл бұрын

yes. yes you are