Wall Mounted PC Build Part 5 - Crimping, Soldering, 3D Printing, Liquid Electrical Taping, TOASTY!

In this video, I’m going to be building and installing the door to the front of the frame, 3D printing smaller parts for wire management, doing a lot of crimping, soldering, and getting the power delivery in place for the fans. Completing these tasks will surely see us doing a barrel roll toward the done nebula.

Timestamps
00:00 Intro
01:02 Constructing the Door Offset Arms
03:32 Adding the Door Hinges to the Left Offset
06:26 Attaching the Offsets to the Frame
07:14 Building and Attaching the Rest of the Door
09:01 Attaching 3D Printed Door Clasps
12:14 Preparing and Attaching 120mm Fans to the Door
18:33 Building Passthrough Box with 3D Printed Pieces
21:17 Attaching Singularity Computers PWM Splitter onto Main Panel
21:51 Preparing 40mm Pin Header Strips
22:22 Inserting Pin Strips into Passthrough Panel and Attaching Passthrough Box
23:55 Soldering Pin Strips Together Inside the Passthrough Box
25:30 TOASTY!
25:36 Using Multimeter to Validate Electrical Continuity
26:05 Creating Insulation Band with Liquid Electrical Tape
27:34 Attaching the Passthrough Panel to the Frame
28:57 Getting the Radiators Ready for the Dance
29:43 Sorting and Organizing Fan Power Cables inside 3D Printed Clasps
33:00 Crimping 4-Pin PWM Fan Cable Bridge
35:31 Alternate Crimping Methods
37:26 Plugging in Finished 4-Pin Cables
38:23 Water Pump Tach Cable Quick Chat and Attachment
39:12 Converting and Attaching a 5V 3-Pin RGB Cable to a 4-Pin Molex 2510 Cable
43:11 Routing Tach Cable to Passthrough Panel and Wire Organization
44:37 Quick Test to Validate all Wires are Properly Functioning
45:05 Front Panel Connection Crimping
47:03 G-Connector
48:42 Crimping and Attaching 3-Pin Cable to Power the Barrow Digital Flowmeter
49:32 Outro

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