an old project (finished)

[Clipper]

Any guide for making custom cables?
In my case it's the opposite, they are all long except for the 8-pin one from the motherboard and I don't plan on cutting it.
Regards

[Sylver]

@Clipper No idea, I would do it as before, with what I have at home, splicing and taping if necessary.

It's coming out great, keep it up!

Best regards!

[Clipper]

Well...
Easier, can someone tell me exactly the name of the connectors (pins to solder) of the F.A cables
Thanks and regards

[cobito]

Please correct me if I'm wrong:

20/24 pin connector

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Extra connectors for CPU and GPU

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5/12V Molex

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SATA power

[Clipper]

@cobito said in an old project:

If someone can complete/correct me if I'm wrong:

20/24 pin connector

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Extra connectors for CPU and GPU

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5/12V Molex

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SATA power

Thanks but that's not it.
What I'm looking for are the pins to solder and make new cables.
But I can't find them.
Thanks

[Clipper]

the name of that connector is what I'm looking for, to search for it on the internet.
I have found plastic connectors, (at a reasonable price) but without the pins
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for the covers, a paragliding /parachute rope is used. which is called 3mm paracord (about 9€ 20 meters)
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Solved.
It is the 5557-R. And the 5557. of 4.2 mm

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[Clipper]

Any recommendations for pushbuttons, surface-mount (the typical ones with a nut/screw behind) for power/reset.
And does anyone know the output voltage of the M.B on the connectors for the leds (the typical ones for hard drive and power.
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[amd125]

What a great job, congratulations.

[Sylver]

Simply brutal, it looks scary @Clipper, congratulations.

The only thing that strikes me a bit is the power supply cable at the front, but the overall is great.

Regarding the buttons for power and reset, I made a brutal button in my day with porexpan and a bottle cap, red death button style that has to be in every nuclear power plant control panel. In case you want to get ideas...

Best regards!

[Clipper]

@Sylver
sorry but I don't intend to listen to you, a bottle cap?
original candidate
discreet is not "too " expensive. without colors or nonsense.

but....
I've thought about it, I have 5.1 audio and the SCYTHE only has a jack to control the volume, I haven't even thought about installing it (the audio) all that trouble for what?
well, to eliminate the potentiometer (which is not soldered to the PCB, a bargain)
and put a three-position switch
already? I'll explain:
I have three positions: A on B nothing C reset
the control is always in B, I want to turn it on / off.. a "touch " to A and back to B
I don't know if I made myself clear.

but for that to work both the power and reset should have a "common" cable, which is not safe.
regards

about the F.A issue...
I already commented that if I wanted a "chimney effect " I couldn't put the F.A behind, nor above or below, it had to go somewhere else
and it was in front. the cable... yes... I have another angled connector that covers the on off button but it's more discreet.

regards 2

[Sylver]

@Clipper I understand that you can't imagine it... I created a panel perfectly integrated into the top of the box where the button-plug was embedded. Visually, it was just a large red button with the letters ON, coupled above the switch, in turn all covered by a curved lid (I made the top of the box like a vault).

I understand that you want something more discreet, those push buttons you have put in look very good, seeing the work you do it won't cost you anything to integrate them into the design.

Best regards!

[Clipper]

a photo will help
greetings.
more than the buttons, I like the idea of the switch. I'll have to do some testing before buying anything.
the next post...
custom cables
greetings

[Sylver]

@Clipper The thing is that I had photos of the process somewhere, but that was 8 years ago and so many hard drives...
I don't have the case physically at home, otherwise I would have taken some photos, although honestly it's not completely finished, I still had parts to paint and add the methacrylate (and put the components in of course). I went to study abroad for a few years and it was left standing and forgotten

Best regards!