Advice Needed On A Case Modification

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  1. Bladerz05

    Bladerz05 Regular member

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    i didnt search...but i think this is gonna be a fairly unique question..

    My Raidmax Saggita II case has place for 3 fans one front intake 1 side exaust and 1 rear exaust i replaced the stock rear and front fan with a couple silverstone fm121's and am replacing the side exaust with a thermaltake... anyways the front intake seems to be pretty worthless and just makes a lot of noise so i was thinking of taking it off installing a dust filter. heres my problem...

    i want to cut a hole in the top of my case and install the front silverstone there...this case does not have a removable tray and i am not really motivated enough to take everything out of the case to do the modification.

    I need a little bit of advice on what you guys think the best and least risky method of cutting my proposed hole.

    Thanks in advance
     
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    Don't know how to cut it but just saying that I have seen people do this mod.
     
  3. kiwi1

    kiwi1 Regular member

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    You really need to take everything out of the case before cutting any holes. You dont want plastic and metal filings all over your hardware.

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  4. Bladerz05

    Bladerz05 Regular member

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    LOL kiwi...yah not so much the route i was wanting to take...i was thinking more like some tin snips or sumthin...but thought that would take forever...

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    BTW: searched the forum and found nothing....a google search left me sadly dissappointed as everwhere says u need to take everything out of the case....
     
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  5. kiwi1

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    As a professional steel fabricator, I can tell you that tin snips are terrible for cutting an internal radius. Not saying it cant be done though. Goodluck.
     

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