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this isn't the first time we've done a fatherson PC build online as Tech tips

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it's not the first time we've done a multi-part video and it's not the first

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time I have mounted a computer to a desk but I assure you that today's video is

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very different from anything you've seen on this channel before this

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collaborative project has been a long time coming with many helpers and the

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result and I think you'll all agree was totally worth the effort welcome to

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ultimate DIY desk

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PC RAV pow 22,000 milliamp hour portable

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charger can charge up to three devices at once while being the size of an

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average smartphone check it out at the link in the video

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description let's begin with the objective there are a lot of desk PC

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builds out there and even prefa desk PC cases but they all share at least one

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trait the price some are expensive due

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to their use of Premium materials While others are expensive because they

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require a well stocked workshop and a lot of time to build them this is

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different what we're building is a from scratch design that we're calling the

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ltd1 it's short for a desk one a

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complete desk PC case that you can make your yourself with a single piece of MDF

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a couple of saws and a piece of glass let's start at the beginning the first

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plan was to buy a cheap table from Ikea or off Craigslist then build the rest of

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the materials around that we rejected that because almost nothing we did would

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be applicable to someone trying to replicate the project so we started

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working from the other end what do all

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sick looking desk PCS have in common a

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big piece of glass so with some careful

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measurements you can easily adapt our design to whatever glass top you can

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find secondhand this is a big key for

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this project because thick tempered glass that's designed to sit without

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being fully supported the kind that you should use for safety is not cheap so

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our glass measured 29.75 in X

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5737 and cost us 40 bucks for the entire

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table on craigslist we just discarded the legs and got to work now to keep

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costs down the objective was to build the desk out of a single piece of MDF

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plywood is another valid material Choice here it's stronger but we wanted a

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smooth clean look something that might not matter to you so here are the plans

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we used you can see here that the largest cut of wood is the bottom piece

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that will be covered by the top glass just please note that if you want your

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glass to sit flush with the wooden box around all the edges you'll need to add

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three 3/4 of an in on every side to account for the thickness of the

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material used to build the sides we attached them in this manner to hide

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what would otherwise be unattractive seams around the outside of the desk for

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the rest of the cuts you see here we have a cutof saw and a table saw so we

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can work as we go but if you don't you can get your local building supply store

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to cut them for you starting with the smallest pieces so the operator will

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have more to hold on to officially it costs a dollar per cut but some places

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will do more for free if you come in at a time when they're not busy another

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sort of error that we made was in the height of the Box we made it exactly the

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right height for Sid mounted 120 mm fans

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then decided after the fact that we wanted a 3/4 in lip around the edge for

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LED lighting effects but it ended up working out anyway because we changed

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our mind about radiator mounting the next important measurement is one of the

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coolest things about this design the knee cutout you can do pretty much

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whatever you want here but the general idea is to avoid the awkward ARM

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position that a thick table usually forces the user into we started using a

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jigsaw with a ruler to guide it but and

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this would have worked for plywood because we aren't using plywood it made

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our blade Bend and it actually worked okay actually better to just draw a line

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and Eyeball it my dad wanted Perfection though and since he already owns a table

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saw he brought that over to fix it up so our knee cutout kind of got bigger and

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bigger this was probably the hard hardest part of building the desk but if you have it pre-cut for you you

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shouldn't run into that next up is the sides of the Box we originally tried to

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nail these on but discovered that without pre-drilling it wasn't going to

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work very well due to the crumbly nature of MDF the good news is that with wood

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glue and clamps this stuff stays together astonishingly well spoiler

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alert the entire end product is held together without a single screw or nail

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next up is the legs one nice thing about building your own custom desk is that

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you can have the height perfect for yourself we went with a 29 in height

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from the top of the glass to the floor for our isoceles triangle reinforced

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legs the assembly here is a little tricky you put the leg components

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together like so then when the glue is grabbing a bit but not hard it'll be

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about this color you can wipe off the excess then we position the legs at an

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angle for a bit of extra strength they're supported at the top by those

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trapezoid shapes an additional brace here between them down lower though

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would be a good idea but it's not exactly weak without it next up is the

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optional LED lip these are just thin strips of wood that we clamped in place

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around the outside edge to allow us to light up the inside of the case without

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being able to directly see the LEDs you

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can actually get pretty perfect seams by wiping the glue at the right moment

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during the drying process but as you can see ours isn't so in part two we may

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have to address that somehow but how does all the hardware go

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in well it actually took us a while to

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figure that out big deal well you just

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go like that that's awful isn't that what you

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want everything about what you just did there is awful isn't that what you want

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well I'm not sure yet so let's just kind of let's back up for a second here I

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think have table holes I think the things should be centered and we might

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just have to use extensions for the connectors that we need mhm where's the

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power supply going I don't know well what's going to go over here though

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that's that's sort of a concern right now is this just going to be like a like

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a diarama of like gaming figurines like what are we going to put here what about

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hard drives uh SATA cables that far not

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sure if that's a very good idea well right there so what's going on with the

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legs well you guys didn't have a preference so we decided to angle them

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for beauty yeah so the desk itself will be beautiful but the computer might not

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be in there you guys should have thought this

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through first you know what Von finding you kind of UNS supportive

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right now hey I helped your dad build this desk that's supportive that's true

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that's supportive he did most of the work yes yes we know he did do that okay

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all right so hold on let's just how this can we put that guy right there and then

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the cables can have like a nice like thing that comes here

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splits okay so we're thinking but again

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we are now officially out of components to put over there mhm we still have hard

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drives we still have reservoirs and but your reservoirs are really small no we

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can't put hard drives over there Jake we can't run a SATA cable that's like 15 M

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long so why don't we put where are we going to put the hard

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drives then on hold on let's not get too

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far away from our from from what's going on here so power supply can

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go out and

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up and up and up to where that needs to

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go so that's fine then sorry we need to

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get a mini one for gra oh yeah yeah but Cable model do completely custom link so

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I'll just send them exactly what we need

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then for this is stuff that I'm actually kind

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of worried about like how to get here to here we have an extended we do yes don't

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you put this here minus like go like

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this um cuz you're still interfering no

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you're still here no you're still going to hit it I

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think hit it there instead of using hard drives we could just use SSD like this

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are you sure hold on Jake we might be okay here okay hold my dad might have

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solved the problem are we planning to do hard pipe

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on this we can measure those in the bom

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uh do you want to hard that doesn't uh I don't think we really need

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to it might look kind of ghetto if we don't

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okay so we could do these here we could go pump pump Y and then we could go res

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res we still end up with some oh you

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know what no so we go like res res and then we go how many

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hard drives are there uh like four are they ssds no I don't I don't think we

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have a choice on that one so basically we go up and we bring this pump up no we

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can't no we can't we can't bring the

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no we no no that's fine because we want no we want to hit the top of it so we go

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up to the top of this pump then how are

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we going to oh we have a right angle thing um but there are still there's

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still the challenge of IO so power button I think is pretty I think it's

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pretty straight forward we just need to find like a couple cool LEDs and power

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buttons that we can put in the wood at the front right or we could just do we

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could just do a hole and then just have a piece of have a piece of wood that

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covers that just comes out to cover the cables that are plugged in yeah okay and

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we just make it that simple so basically we would just glue a piece of cables in

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but right here yeah it would be a little tough but

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honestly it would be once it's

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mounted okay so if that's the case then we'll do the exact same thing here mhm

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and then and then we'll do the exact same thing here so actually would we

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okay so how about this then would we just cover okay so we have a plan now and it

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only took until after the desk was already basically finished being

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constructed planning anyway so IO is

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going to go here that's good cuz I'm right-handed and it's good because the

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user is going to sit right about here is

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kind of back a little bit you won't really see that so we're going to just bring our power button front USB blah

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blah blah Etc couple LEDs right up there

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then CPU and GPU are both going to have

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two going between them and then over

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across here we're going to we're going to try and do Hardline tubing wish me

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freaking luck with this one anyway the point is uh you're going to get over to

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these radiators they're going to go to their pumps and both of these pumps are

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going to be able to draw air directly from a reservoir meaning that we're not

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going to have issues with bleeding the loop um something that I have definitely

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had to deal with in the past these fans are going to have White chromax Corners

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so we're going to have like a black and white color scheme kind of thing going

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on in here and in terms of power we're

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going to use custom cable mod cables to go up over to here over to here over to

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here similar to my last desk PC and then we're going to have um we're going to

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use this lip under here see that it goes

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all the way around the outside to run power to these drives and we're also

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going to have cable mod SATA cables over to these drives from this direction and

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then we're going to run power over to the pumps and fans over here hiding them

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under the lip as best we can the other thing we're going to run around the

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entire outside is RGB LED strips though

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don't worry we're not just going to go one solid strip around the whole thing

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and make it like a like a light show inside uh we're going to use extensions

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to create gaps so we're just accent lighting the right pieces that was my

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idea uh Jake was not responsible for that at

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all and uh I mean yeah oh right right

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right last thing so shroud um my dad says it's pretty simple to kind of go

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over here and then down and then over so all we're going to do is put some holes

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in the side so you can access your IO that makes this setup a little bit more

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flexible for the future like oh I don't necessarily want to use DisplayPort

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anymore like if we used extensions to get over there or something no no no

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we're just going to have holes you can reach in you can do whatever it is you need to do now the Keen eyed among you

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are probably asking yourselves ginus well you've got a bunch of exhaust

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fanss where are you drawing air in to

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which my reply is don't worry about it we have taking away the top we're not

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going to put a piece of glass on it anymore new idea monitor balance is here

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okay keyboard goes kind of right here kind of across here for stability while

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gaming mouse get this you are going to

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use the top of the water block of the video card making you the world's

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biggest badass that's stupid isn't it yes okay

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so no the piece of glass is still going over top but what we're going to do is

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we're either going to use like these uh Silverstone filters or maybe we'll do

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like a custom sort of larger mesh and we're going to do one intake right here

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so because we're using High static pressure fans over on the other side

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we're actually going to have a pretty decent amount of air flow sucked through

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that filtered intake across the motherboard down towards the power

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supply and over here and then out down

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here over on the left and that is how we do it

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when we plan everything after the fact oh yeah I didn't even explain the

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disaster almost that was the radiators

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so not having given my dad any guidance

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in fact I said specifically I didn't care he did these cool angled feet under

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the desk that almost made it impossible for us to mount these radiators over

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here that's why they're kind of offset like this but it it ended up looking

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like yeah we meant to do that so maybe we'll just leave this clip out and then

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you'll never know that we didn't mean to do that cuz that's how video works

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kids so the last thing here is we're doing a quick test fit of the glass you

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can see the uh the4 in uh extra that we

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have around now at this stage in the game you would have a couple of options

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you could rebuild your table or you can

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actually just get glass that is custom

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made to to fit exactly um but we're

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probably not going to worry about that for the purposes of this video video what I did want to say though is now

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that we've got this on here we've realized you know you can even with

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paint and even with sanding like you're going to see some of this so an optional

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step at this stage would be to put some kind of a veneer over top of here so you

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don't really see all these joins um might make it look a little sharper and

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then to keep the glass from slipping uh and moving around you might also want to

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consider putting like maybe like a roll on clear silicone around the edge so

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that once you put it down it kind of sticks in place we'll let the silicone

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dry first so it's just a grippy like a grippy texture around the outside so

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you'd actually be able to lift it straight off you just won't be able to slide it so this this chair is a little

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tall that's not how high the chair will be but check it out the knee Gap is

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right there boom that's freaking awesome okay

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so we're going to cover some of these

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imperfections like right there so this is optional you don't really need to do

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