Modifying a Corsair 600T

[boncoe]

Hello everyone, it turns out that I have the case mentioned above in the title for a few years now and the truth is that it cost me a fortune and to this day I still like it. The thing is that I would like to change the left side panel that gives access to the components, and my idea is to put it in acrylic but I can't find a replacement from the original brand corsair. I also can't find the plastic closures for the panels, could you help me where I could find said panel and closures or any website that is dedicated to making it handcrafted?

[_Neptunno_]

I see it as complicated unless you are handy and decide to do it yourself... I am not aware of any store or website that is dedicated to doing work like this.
The only thing that comes to mind is looking for someone who enjoys modding PC cases and who can help you.

Best regards.

[whoololon]

@boncoe Well, as you rightly point out, the most sensible thing is to do it on the manufacturer's own page.
Get in touch with them and explain the problem.
The annoying thing about that model is that the lids are not interchangeable.

[boncoe]

@whoololon said in Modifying a Corsair 600T:

@boncoe Well, as you rightly indicate, the most sensible thing is to do it on the manufacturer's own page.
Get in touch with them and explain the problem.
The annoying thing about this model is that the covers are not interchangeable
I've already looked at the manufacturer's page and the few accessories they have for this model are fans, disc holders and little more. I don't know how Corsair's models are today in terms of spare parts but whatever it is like mine that cost me 180€ what a mess, it won't happen to me again. Thanks for your opinions, goodbye.

[whoololon]

@boncoe I don't know what color yours is, but when I looked yesterday they did have the side panels.
Link.
In any case, it is true that the right side is always smooth, so as Lord Neptunno comments, you have no choice but to either order it from a glazier (I don't think it will cost you more than 40€), or use a radial and a grinder and do it yourself.