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<blockquote data-quote="ryan20021982" data-source="post: 700112" data-attributes="member: 78143"><p>Ya I built the whole cabinet its</p><p></p><p>21" wide</p><p>19 1/2" tall</p><p>24" deep</p><p></p><p>Outside dimensions without the door</p><p>Vent panel holes were routed out to create a lip inside and the panels were cut to fit tight inside them and held in with silicone to avoid rattling </p><p></p><p>There is a small strip of 3/4 wood set about 1" inside to use as the rack mounts in the front and rear of the cabinet</p><p></p><p>Most cases won't fit inside this cabinet because of there depth but Norco cases have the back panel actually screwed on and are removable so I removed it and shortened the case since I was using a matx mobo in a atx case and wanted to make it all compact as possible.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="ryan20021982, post: 700112, member: 78143"] Ya I built the whole cabinet its 21" wide 19 1/2" tall 24" deep Outside dimensions without the door Vent panel holes were routed out to create a lip inside and the panels were cut to fit tight inside them and held in with silicone to avoid rattling There is a small strip of 3/4 wood set about 1" inside to use as the rack mounts in the front and rear of the cabinet Most cases won't fit inside this cabinet because of there depth but Norco cases have the back panel actually screwed on and are removable so I removed it and shortened the case since I was using a matx mobo in a atx case and wanted to make it all compact as possible. [/QUOTE]
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