DIY Wooden PC Case! - ITX | Woodworking | 3D Printing

In this video I go through the process of desigining and building my own wooden ITX case.

Overall dimensions are:
(L x W x H) 336 x 196 x 305 mm /13.2" x 7.7" x 12"

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[jokalee]

*_And here I am complaining about not having enough room in my garage for my projects and this guy is in his living room creating a Masterpiece! Excellent!_*

[YeahNoTellTheTruth]

No special tools, no fancy presses, no expensive machines. Thank you.

[thejman]

Why does this only have 1.4k views? This is amazing!

And all done without a tablesaw nor a router!

[mstchiefa]

love the meticulous work and patience that went into creating this, final product was great

[CrapE_DM]

Nice. This is the most polished DIY wooden case I've seen so far. Good craftsmanship, and the 3D printed parts add some real style to the build.

[xstrongx]

Truly admirable work of art you've created here! Would love to make a wooden case like this myself one day, and I'd be proud if I could achieve something even a fraction as clean and professional looking as this. 👍

[TechByMattB]

Awesome job, the design on this is great.

[antypanag]

best diy pc case ever seen
would love to have 1 like this !!!!

[Alphahydro]

One of the most interesting videos I've seen in some time. Beautiful.

[tk]

Excellent wood working skills you have. I can only imagine what you could have done with a router and scroll saw. 👌

[BiffMcCloud]

I cant believe I've never thought of using masking tape to keep my joint glue ups clean, I'll be using that technique for the rest of my life now 😂 Absolutely loved watching the build process, I hope to build my own custom case someday

[rwhite]

Tip: some great dust filtration screens that is easy and cheap... are easily found at home box store or online, like a Lowes or Home Depot ... is shop vac bags and filters. Do not get tight hepa filters, but shallower micron screen or bags that you then cut with scissors and use either paste glue or double sided tape or even set up a velcro mesh holder. Or like I do, take the fans off and put the screen in between the fans and case. Check air flows after, to make sure you have enough air pressure. Some fans are highflow, some high pressure and some materials are just too dense to blow enough air through. You can buy really cheap screens online as well, but these are so much more customizable.

[MihaiPetrescuSydney]

Really nice work. I think I used the same power button on mine. What I did with my wood case is that I made the fan holes square. That allowed me to put the fans inside the wood frame. The fans are 25mm, the wood is 18mm. I also went all wood, no ply wood. Nice idea regarding the attaching of the glass, what I did for mine is that I slide it in in some groves made in the wood. My case definetly looks worse :) but it is mine.

[sauletto]

I am thoroughly impressed with everything about this video. Wow. Subscribed !

[路人甲-gs]

Very nice. Straight forward to the building process and the result is awesome

[nomadgamer]

This is such a nice build. And I really like how you make do with limited tools as well. Cheers and thanks for sharing.

[zhenyalesnoy]

Симпатичный под ретро корпус. Главное - противопожарный ))

[yutubeuername]

Fantastic result! Looks absolutely fabulous!

[FredPalmerJr]

Beautifully done my friend. And an awesome video. Can't wait to see what you create next. Subbed in. And will be watching your build video next.

[최용석-mp]

Looks absolutely fantastic. Amazing Work~!!!