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Coolermaster Case Modding Guide
After
removing the USB and sound ports from the top of the case, I masked up
the case top ready for cutting out the hole. The masking
tape makes it easy to mark out the exact size and prevents any
scratches once the cutting starts.
I used a Thermochill 120 shroud as a template for
the cut lines, making sure it was far enough forward to allow the
radiator to fit comfortably underneath and simply traced around
the edges.
With everything marked out and masked up, it was
time to get Jiggy with it. Before letting rip with the jigsaw and
laying waste to £100's worth of aluminium, it's worth noting a few
little tips and tricks.
- Orbital/variable speed jigsaws are preferred, mainly because the orbital motion tends not to snag as much. Careful use of the trigger to control the speed, higher or lowering, can stop the snagging when it starts to appear.
- Use small toothed blades designed for meta
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