Phuncz
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So for a casemod I'll be needing to develop a special kind of heatsink that will need to be machined. I plan to get it finished around the end of the summer (not strictly).
Now the problem is I don't know CAD or anything related, the best I can do is Photoshop. Is it feasible for me to learn CAD well enough in that time that I might be able to design my own heatsink or should I look into outsourcing this to people that can do this for me ? The consideration I have to not do the latter is that I'll be needing to do a lot of measurements anyway (needs to clear motherboard components and have mounting points) but I'm not sure 6 months is enough for me to learn CAD well enough to be able to design it in my spare time.
Does anyone here ever went down any or both roads ?
Now the problem is I don't know CAD or anything related, the best I can do is Photoshop. Is it feasible for me to learn CAD well enough in that time that I might be able to design my own heatsink or should I look into outsourcing this to people that can do this for me ? The consideration I have to not do the latter is that I'll be needing to do a lot of measurements anyway (needs to clear motherboard components and have mounting points) but I'm not sure 6 months is enough for me to learn CAD well enough to be able to design it in my spare time.
Does anyone here ever went down any or both roads ?