Making a Better Casemod @ Modders-Inc

I have been doing casemods for a really long time and done just about everything you can imagine from custom windows, paint, panel replacements, lights and even a LED lighted fan controller.  My most recent project was a custom painting job on a Thermaltake Core V51 and I think it turned out pretty nice.  The project was highlighted in the following podcast episode if you would like some more details.

Modders-Inc posted a quick article talking about how you can build a better casemod and it reminded me that today's reddit generation doesn't know much about casemodding and what they do glean from the Internet or from shoddy Youtube videos isn't always accurate or viable for a beginner.

You have been bitten by the modding bug and you have finished your first case mod from either a Plain-Jane or pre-modded case. You added a LED lighted fan, mastered the spray can one color case change, but it is just not what you wanted or you think you can do better. You know you want to take your next case mod that you do to the next level but you are unsure on the correct ways to do this. Well you are in luck as we will be taking a look at a couple key areas and how to achieve the refined look you are striving for.

If you're interested I'd suggest checking out the article.  They cover just about everything, and a few things I forgot about.

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