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 Post subject: Fan Hole & Radiator Template Downloads
PostPosted: Sun Feb 22, 2009 5:45 am 
Sharptooth
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I've posted these handy template print-outs to download. (PDF Files)

Before printing, you must select "None" for page scaling in your print dialogue box!

Download Page for each template

Radiator Templates Download Page

Fan Hole Templates Download Page
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PostPosted: Tue Feb 24, 2009 6:19 pm 
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That's really good info to put out to users!

I haven't tried to print them out, but know that's a big issue with some folks. I like the second link for single fan holes more, but that's just me. If I'm going to cut a hole for a radiator, I'm going to trim it to the rad and not holes in the case.

Thanks though! Maybe we can get more folks taking a whack at their cases now.
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Chumly wrote:
That's really good info to put out to users!

I haven't tried to print them out, but know that's a big issue with some folks. I like the second link for single fan holes more, but that's just me. If I'm going to cut a hole for a radiator, I'm going to trim it to the rad and not holes in the case.

Thanks though! Maybe we can get more folks taking a whack at their cases now.

CASES :!: :!: We Don't need no stinkin CASES :!: :!: :P :P :P :twisted: :lol: :lol: :P

/me looks around for that pic of all those F@H compukers in milk crates :!: :!: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:
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Chumly wrote:
That's really good info to put out to users!


Thanks, I hope people can use them :D
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thx 4 this, as I lost the previous ones you had posted about 2 years ago for the fans. And I needed ones for rads too. Thx again.
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Cool :D
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The tutorial video is really good too. So if you haven't done any real modding before or are worried about cutting holes in your $300 case, watch the video.

He goes over all of the tools and supplies you will need and walks you through the whole process (if you can get over the sales and marketing talk :razz: )

Good show!
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