Alright guys, so first time posting in here, just want to state that the hibernator PC was a hoot to build, and here's a step by step guide to what I did to make this PC. I hope people enjoy the read as much as I enjoyed the write. Step 1 - I started by lining up where the motherboard standoffs go, due to it being an older case bought second hand, it didn’t include them, so I also had to grab some that I had sitting around. Step 2 – I grabbed the motherboard out and sat it on its box. Step 3 - I then grabbed out the CPU from the box, then I opened the CPU socket on the motherboard, by lifting up the socket lever. I then lined up arrow on the …

Kintsugi Build Log Step 1: Alright so I started by grabbing the motherboard out and placing it on it's box Step 2: I then opened the CPU socket on the motherboard and whilst making sure the arrows in the corner lined up, installed the CPU into it's socket. Then I closed the socket with the lever, popping off the cover in the process Step 3: Next step I did was grab my CPU water block mounts and installed them into the motherboard, after that I then applied the thermal paste to the CPU and screwed on the water block. Step 4: I grabbed my 4 sticks of ram and installed them in the ram slots. Step 5: Then I grabbed out my case, laid it down and…

Crimson PC Build Log Step 1: Alright guys so here we are for the Crimson PC, so first of all, we start by grabbing out the Motherboard, CPU, RAM, M.2 and the backplate for the CPU Cooler. Step 2: Once we got all that out, we start by opening the CPU socket bracket, and inserting the CPU into the slot, ensuring that the triangle on the Motherboard and CPU are aligned up, now I actually couldn't find said triangle on this particular Motherboard, I'm sure it was there I was just unable to find it, so I just to line the pins on the Motherboard to the pins on the CPU. Step 3: Next to install was the M.2, so I had to remove the M.2 heatsink/cover so that I could insta…

Step 1: Alright so first of all, we start by grabbing out the Motherboard, CPU, RAM, M.2 and the backplate for the CPU Cooler. Step 2: Now that we have all of that out and ready, we install the CPU first. So I had to open the CPU socket, then install said CPU making sure the triangles in the corner line up. Step 3: Now it was time for me to remove the M.2 heatsink cover from the motherboard, and install the M.2. Which with this case was completely toolless. After the M.2 was installed, I undid the 4 clips on the RAM sockets, and installed all 4 sticks of RAM into the Motherboard. Step 4: Easy step now, all I had to do was remove the sticky cover fr…

We started by generating hundreds of AI concepts until we found one we liked which we posted onto YouTube to see how many likes it gets compared to the others, this one got the most likes so we decided it's the one we will build. We modelled the Front Panel. Video (1) (4).mp4 We were planning to buy and use a full colour Mimaki printer https://www.mimakiaus.com.au/product/3d/ which can create amazing things, we were super excited for this printer but after talking to their representatives we under stood it wasn't for us, especially for the cost associated with it. The material is far too brittle to be used as a computer panel, t…