19th August, 2003, 03:20 AM
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| tools for modding a case hi, i know some people use a dremel for modding and i've seen others use a manual shears-like device. which one should is easier? after cutting a side panel, ive seen many modders use a black rubber frame around the acrylic glass to prevent air from going in. i've also seen others without any black frame (screwed on, i think) and just now i saw a very thin gray rubber frame (from a case gallery posting). can i have any info on the tiny rubber frame? thanks, barneygumble742
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19th August, 2003, 06:43 PM
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| Tin snips work better on steel with Ahnolt-type hands and forearms. With a litle practice, Dremel's work very well. Just wear safety goggles and mind where the arc of the cutting wheel is.
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