 We've teamed up with CableOrganizer.com, Ubiquiti Networks, Bonded Logic, Trendnet, and Protocase to give this place a complete makeover. We're partnering with Antlion Audio to give away three ModMic 5s and a Hi-Fi Man Edition S ModMic combo. Enter now at the link below. It's modular. Nope. No, no, I'm fine. Theoretically in here is everything that we need. Literally. A zillion. All the patch cables. So many patch cables. All you have to do is invest $5,000 up front and you can make little cable doodads. Saving yourself a whopping 20 cents each every time you print one. Except oh wait, filament also costs money. 3D printing, it's the future. Because it sure isn't today. This side up? Oh crap. Well, that's fine because I had to move it anyway. I was just doing a test. I was testing to see if you were paying attention. One is from... Uh oh. Let's go set. Okay. All good. Everything's good. Everything's fine. How's the combo over look? Ooh, I like it. That looks so organized. It's almost like we care. What do you think of putting in the PDU now? Yes, let's do that. This thing is pretty cool. Basically it has two separate power plugs. And then it has two separate sets of outlets. So I'm hoping one of these 40 amps total is enough. But just in case I bought another one that we can return if we don't need. I'm just gonna like, you're just gonna whack it on everything because you know, YOLO. Oh, you're opening up the instructions. You're weak, Donnie. I need a mask. You're weak, Donnie. Come on. Warning, not a pry bar or chisel. You know what we could do is we could align it using a power cable. Like if we just throw a power cable in, no, that won't work. That's really stupid. Okay, so we can plug these into the UPS then. Everything is fine. Just everything's fine. I'm fine. Don't I seem fine? Wait, what? Oh, hold on a second. So this bad boy can go, yeah. And this bad boy can go, yeah. Oh, ow. I'm fine. Thank you for asking. That's it. What the hell? Prop 65 warning, handling the coated electrical wires of this product exposes you to lead. Good thing we're taking those labels off, putting on our own labels. Okay, so the next piece we need is the router then, right? Yep. Okay, so we have to transplant its guts into a new case. Let's do it. Don't include this in the video. So I realized something. I didn't specify that I wanted a redundant power supply. So the one most critical component of our network only has a single power supply. I mean, it's probably fine. I'm sure it's fine. It's probably fine. Oh, you know what? We need to get, we have to get the surveillance VM up tonight. So you want to do what? You want to get Wannock up tonight. Just because you want everyone to have internet. Yep. Okay. So that means we need to change out the rails. So these are the Wannock rails. It's coming. Okay. Okay. This one is tearing. Oh, you know how I was just saying I'm going to slice myself open on a server rail at some point. It finally happened. Shoot. I better call my wife. This is the point where I make the spousal phone call. Yeah. Where I'm clearly not coming home on time tonight. What time is it? It's 5 45. Everything is fine and I am calm. I'm relaxed. I just need two SATA cables. Everything is fine. These are known good SATA cables. Nothing can go wrong. Got it. Everything's fine. I got it. Dennis pull it out. Dennis. Wait, wait, hold on, hold on, hold on. Hold on. Okay. Dennis, did he leave? Dennis, take the weight of the front if you can. How much do you have? Don't bend your back. So hold on. Let me pull it back out. Oh, wait, Dennis. Okay. My side's in. These rails, they jam. I'm trying to get them out. But that's okay. I found a solution. Check this out. Oh, butter smooth. So next order of business, new wireless access points. These are the new HD wave to Wi-Fi ones from Ubiquiti. So we are going to need all of this mounting. I'm just kidding. We're just throwing them up in the... Okay. That feels good. Oh, I just hit the electrical box. The original plan was to replace the exclaim access point over there, but we couldn't figure out a way to get at it with the B-roll set constructed. So new plan. We are cutting the cable, putting on a keystone, and putting our new access point here, and that one will just stay there forever. Whoa, are those not marked? Whoa, whoa, whoa. Which one was brown? Oh, it's blue. That seems pretty secure, right? Yeah. Yeah, sure. Okay. Okay. Okay. We survived. Theoretically, if I got in, I should be able to get out, right? Okay, cool. Watch out, Pella. Here we come. Whoa. Here we go. Clover server. Oh, what the crap was that? Okay. Well, that strategy might not work. Hold on. Let's tighten it up a little bit here. Okay. I need something to hammer it over now. Let's go with the WAN show table. And people ask why I want a crappy table. It's like you might say, Linus, this is just like an OCD thing, that it goes, you know, the last half an inch into the cabinet. But I mean, what about what we're doing today isn't a server room OCD thing? Oh, I'm so excited. I'm so excited for these to finally fit in properly. It was never the back. It was this. So we've got a badass parts list here. X99 Deluxe II, 6950X, 32 gigs of RAM. Okay, a couple of refurbished SSDs for the boot drive. It's okay. Raid 1, all good. And a GTX 980. So let's get this show on the road. Reusing the RAM from the LMG build. It's gotten a little chipped. Okay. So let's find out then if I'm going to get away with one with this cooler here. This looks really, really tight. Not a lot of clearance there. Seriously, come on. I have enough problems right now. Don't need PCIe plugs not going in. Okay, we're making awesome progress. The front looks amazing if I do say so myself. So going to be a couple more story eaters here and then I will fill in the blanks later on down the road. But as you can see, the back could clearly use some work. And just having a look at the front is not good enough for us today. So that is where the split loom cable management stuff from cable organizer comes in. So I've got a bunch of different colors here so that I can run all my different types of cables color coded together. All my fingers. Fine, just I'll sacrifice my fingers. So the idea is that with these cable management things in place, is that all? That's it. We can pull them out and push them in without causing a tangled mess or causing anything to unplug because these will keep it from catching. The system works. I'm fine. Hey, Jake, can you pull these tight? Should be one more. You got to pull this one. Yeah. Okay, good.