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AeroCool Dream Box DIY Kit - Unleash Your Imagination
Meccano is back ! Ehm, PC gear announces a DIY kit called "Dream Box" for creative minds, available as of today. This DIY kit comes in a box with total of 118 parts, allowing users to build one of the three PC related chassis models straight out of the box.
Aerocool's new DreamBox allows users to not only create extraordinary PC chassis and bench-tables suiting every user's unique requirements, but goes beyond that. The possibilities are endless and only limited by one's imagination. The starter kit includes various components, including aluminum pipes, various connectors with different angles, mounting C-rings for other connections as well as PC related parts such as mainboard-tray, PSU tray and one I/O panel. The Dream Box can be also used for assembling tables, lamps, cup holders or even all kind of toys and useful gadgets. For bigger builds and projects, several Dream Box kits can be combined to achieve the desired goal.
Aerocool supplies a manual to explain the main assembly and explains a basic installation in a video tutorial on the Dream Box website. Interested users can access the online parts catalog, to find out more about each of the parts. Due to the fact, that the largest part of the framework is done using the aluminum pipes, a real sturdy and solid base is achieved. In order to assure high stability, all connected joints are fixed by screws in addition. The framework can endure more stress thanks to this connection and may still be extended or downsized afterwards. The material choice and sturdiness makes the Dream Box a great framework for users with bright ideas seeking a versatile DIY solution.
Pricing has been set at €134.90 per kit. More information on the Dream Box DIY kit, including an introductory assembly video, is available from the official website.
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#5235571 Posted on: 02/24/2016 09:55 AM
This is so bad... only thing it may be good at is testing how to put components in weird places in case.
But this takes more space than normal case, it is open. it is plastic (no grounding?) Probably vibrates like crazy, ...
This is so bad... only thing it may be good at is testing how to put components in weird places in case.
But this takes more space than normal case, it is open. it is plastic (no grounding?) Probably vibrates like crazy, ...
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#5235758 Posted on: 02/24/2016 06:14 PM
ew at least put some high quality mesh on the sides with some lighting
ew at least put some high quality mesh on the sides with some lighting
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#5235770 Posted on: 02/24/2016 06:41 PM
You guys must live in very dusty environments. I've been using open air cases for over 10 years and my only concern was if I was going to spill my drink on the case.
You guys must live in very dusty environments. I've been using open air cases for over 10 years and my only concern was if I was going to spill my drink on the case.
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#5236043 Posted on: 02/25/2016 08:30 AM
Yeah I do, surprisingly! But there's a construction site pretty close to where I live, and if I open the windows it gets a bit dusty over the course of a week.
Also, as there's still some free space around here (I can see woods from my living room), there's also pollen around during july / august.
I was also surprised what dust my current rig sucked in with two unfiltered entrances...
You guys must live in very dusty environments. I've been using open air cases for over 10 years and my only concern was if I was going to spill my drink on the case.
Yeah I do, surprisingly! But there's a construction site pretty close to where I live, and if I open the windows it gets a bit dusty over the course of a week.
Also, as there's still some free space around here (I can see woods from my living room), there's also pollen around during july / august.
I was also surprised what dust my current rig sucked in with two unfiltered entrances...
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The longer I look for it the more I'd just want those things to mount hardware, so I could put that into a self built custom case