Wooden PC case blueprint

It took quite a few years to brew in my head, but I have finally finished drawing the blueprint for my wooden PC case. Huge emphasis was placed on a nail free assembly as well as a zen-like look that can also act as a desktop lamp for when I turn the lights off to enjoy my wine and candle. This blueprint showcases how I am going to cut each piece of wood and the possible look of the final assembly. The artistic part is too random to draw and will probably end up taking too long. So I will just leave that to when I finally finishes building.

The design time was prolonged due to the engineering spirit instilled in me. The design has to be able to scale up to different dimensions with only some slight changes and have to be able to accommodate different sizes of motherboard. That scaling capability is partially thought out in case I need to go through a second iteration. You can see this intention built into the redundant look of every piece. The only difference is in the length of each piece. If there were ever a second iteration, much effort will be put into making each piece exactly the same.

Until that happens, this one is custom made to my desire.