Power Supply and Case cutting tools

[Dimoe]

Hey, I happen to need a new power supply. I currently have ATX p4 300w power supply.

This is what I need to connect:
(1) ASUS A7V333 Mobo
(1) Floppy drive
(1) DVD-ROM
(1) CD-ROM
(2) Twin Turbo 12v Case Fans (connected to power supply)
(1) Volcano 7+ heat sink
(2) Hard-drives
(1) 12v Case Fan (Power Supply)
(1) Neon Light (Blue)

FUTURE:
(1) ATI Radeon 10000 or some NV30 card (Dunne, whatever comes out before Christmas) I know they will/might need extra floppy connecter.

What power supply would you guys suggest 350w? 400w? 450w?

Also I plan on adding and extra case fan with filter to bottom of case (no need explaining) and a blowhole to top of case. I heard that a holeslaw or dremel tool might do the job.

You guys have any thoughts on what tool might be best for the cheapest price???

 

[[CpK]Bastid]

ive used dremel, rotozip, and nibbler

if its an aluminum case rotozip should eat that thing up....good for large areas

rotozip bits not good for steel tho...went thru 3 bits makind dvd drive window.

nibbler is good for small areas ...

 

[Dimoe]

whats a nibbler??? i need to install case fans, so i need something to cut in a small area. And how about the prices of these tools?

 

[[CpK]Bastid]

nibbler

http://www.directron.com/nibbletool.html

rotozip...used this for my windows,.....

http://www.rotozip.net/rotrevspirsa.html


dremel

http://www.dremel.com/html/home_fr.html


used all three...for my case..personally like the rotozip.....altho it is a lil tricky gettin cuts exact with it.......i just used the nibbler for the fine cuts...then sanding after that for a polished finish

you probably can find better prices searchin around....radio shack got the nibbler cheepr.....

 

[Jz1397-5]

if you are going to use a jigsaw (refering to catch23) remember to use a steel bit. as for power supply get the biggest one, cause you never know.