I made a PC out of WOOD

My new designed PC

This is the result of my first woodworking project with my PC.
I really like how it turned out and I hope you will like it too. :D

Tools:
drill / jigsaw / bucksaw / drilling machine / circle cutter / file / wood glue / sandpaper /
random orbital sander

Materials:
a wooden panel (oak) / a thin plywood panel / RGB fans from ICETEK / acrylic glass / some screws and nuts / aluminium bar / walnut veneer

{Edited}:
Because everyone is concerned about my airflow lol, I have about 4 other fans in the tower and a lot of whole in the existing case (picture).
So the front fans are some kinda cosmetical update.
Anyway, I tested the PC for about a week by now, and it isn't any louder or smth so I guess the gap is big enough. :D

Another picture of the final result, but THIS IS HOW I MADE IT :

This is the standard (old) facade of my PC, and I thought this does not look special at all, so i STARTED DRAWING :

This is the idea I had. I made a sketch on cardboard and decided to TURN THIS INTO REALITY: Two fans centered in the front of my PC. LET'S GO :

THis is the wood I used. It is a glued oak wood panel.

I drew the cutouts on the wood and started cutting with the jigsaw. This went pretty well.

(Unfortunately I had to made the holes a little bigger later.)

Next up I needed some panel to hide the fans behind. I went for some plywood and cut some very clean circles.

After that I glued them together.

This is the walnut veneer I will use for this project.

Next up I tried to glue the veneer to the main body with wood glue. This wasn't easy at all because I had them to be attached perfectly centered and without any gaps.

In this process I got the idea to bend the veneer around the corners. Here I gave it a little test and I got pretty good results.

(Unfortunately I didn't took any pictures of the process, but actually it wasn't that hard. I just put some water on the corners with my fingers and started bending very carefully. Also I put some wood glue to the sides to ensure it remains like this after release.)

After this I cut a piece of aluminium off the bar and bend it like a little handle. It looks really sick once it's attached, but later it turned out that it couldn't really handle the weight of the entire PC. :D

The next step is to put the fans in place. This is the system I decided to use.

Now I cut 6 pieces of the aluminium and drew 3 holes in each one.

Then I attached them with the screws that came with the box.

Here I am putting them in place. They had better grip in the main body than I ever expected.

This is the first time I had everything together and could take a look from the front.

Some more pictures.

The next step was to create some hole for the upper ports. I didn't really think about that while plannig, so this wasn't easy at all.

Finally I came up with something like this. Not really pretty, but it works at least.
(Maybe I will remake this section in the future.)

Finally I decided to protect the fans in some way. So I came up with the idea to place some acrylic glass in front. Here I was measuring the places for the holes I drilled.

This is how i attached them. Not very special or beautiful, but it does its job.

I also installed some pieces of rubber tube to keep a tiny gap between the acrylic glass and the wood for the air flow.

And this is how it looked like after unwrapping - pretty sick.

At this point I was finished with my project. Here are some more pictures and close ups. Thanks for reading. :D

This is the final result. (But without the aluminium handle, I forgot to attach it befor I took this image. :D)
See ya!! :)

{Edited:}
Write some ideas for further modifications in the comments. :)