DesignComp DCi CM 42-BL DIY Acrylic Case Kit Review

With that said, we're ready to begin. DC was right about one thing: you need a lot of space because you'll find yourself reaching this way and that for all sorts of parts. Once the work area is set up (in this case, my bed covered with a dedicated Mikhailtech blanky) it's time to rip off the tape and open to bubble wrap bags. In the way of panels there are a total of eight; top and bottom, left and right, front and back, and two that make up the vertical drive cage. I would suggest you leave some in the bags until you're ready to use them, else you might make a few scratches. Put your gloves on, cause it's time to play Bob the Builder!