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DIY Mini-ITX Case - Thermaltake Core P1 & Corsair Crystal 280X Inspired

Here, I make my second PC case - A dual-compartment, open chassis inspired by Thermaltake's Core P1 (the P3's ITX sibling), and the Corsair Crystal 280X. Sure, it still isn’t as modular as the Core P1, or has the cuteness of the 280X, or build-friendliness of either, but I like it. A previous, micro-ATX design of this case -    • DIY PC Case - Thermaltake Core P3 x C...   Materials – American Oak (80mm x 7mm, 20mm x 7mm) Acrylic Panel (250mm x 250mm) Aluminium tube (1/2”, 10swg) Glass standoffs (1/2”, 5/16” UNC threaded) Stainless steel mesh (300mm x 300mm, US mesh 30) Grub screws (M8 x 1.25mm, 20mm) Cooler Master drive caddies/rails (https://www.cmstore.eu/spare-parts/hd...) Rubber sheet (styrene-butadiene, 2mm) Danish oil Tools – Woodworking vice Flat files and rasps Square file Diamond file set Plough/rebate plane w/ ¼” cutter Planing board Coping saw Tenon saw Bench hook Pillar drill Sandpaper (various grit) Electronics – Soldering iron Heat shrink Timestamps - 00:00 - Intro 00:25 - Plan 01:51 - Sides 04:02 - Top 06:34 - Sides II 07:49 - Gluing 08:42 - Power Supply Cutout 11:13 - HDD Caddies 13:18 - Internal Structure 14:52 - Side Panel 16:55 - Front Panel 18:45 - Acrylic Panel & Standoffs 21:04 - Motherboard Standoffs 21:21 - PCI Slots 22:06 - Graphics Card Holder 23:09 - Surface Finish 24:34 - Front Panel II (Power Switch) 25:48 - Rubber Feet 26:12 - Graphics Card Holder II 26:34 - Cable Tie Points 27:22 - Assembly 30:31 - Finished Build 31:52 - Case Review 34:00 - Build Review 35:09 - Conclusion #diy #diyprojects #mini-itx #woodworking #amd #pcbuild #wood