Thinking of making a blowhole

JayDubya · Posted: Tue Jul 13, 2004 9:51 pm Post subject:

probably a personal preference thing. i think the jig saw is much easier, faster, and more accurate. the jig saw is good for cleaning edges or starting a hole to get the jig saw in.

just don't use a sawsall (reciprocating saw) or a circular saw

especially if your not well trained with them.

it doesn't hurt to practice on any type of scrap material you have. just make sure to keep track of where your fingers and various other objects are when you do this. take your time and you will be just fine.

hey, maybe that'll go in my sig! take your time and you'll be just fine!
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smith.p.sean · Posted: Tue Jul 13, 2004 9:53 pm Post subject:

ooh, i thought not take ur time in ur sig but keep track of fingers and other articles that made protrude from the body when using heavy machinery.

AAAH WHERE IS IT. LMFAO

Scoth · SirTweaksabit Joined: 23 Feb 2004 Posts: 283

I've looked at the dimentions over and over again.. and due to the wideness of my case.. i can put two 80mm fans side-by-side on the top....

I was thinking maybe two fans on top blowing in cool air , and the other two on the side panel blowing the hot air out... i plan to make use of the other 4 empty fan places though

Scoth · SirTweaksabit Joined: 23 Feb 2004 Posts: 283

scratch that.. two is to muchon the top and they're already going to be close to the PSU (due to the 80mm fan stuck on the front of it) but that isn't bad actualy, seeing as the fna on the PSU the blowhole will be close to sucks in air to cool itself, then blowing air from the top down it would catch a bit and suck freash air throught he PSU