Muhammad Rafey RAY TECH ST

https://www.instagram.com/reel/DX4kLSNs9NT/?igsh=eTdxd3JlN2dmNWE1 Check out recent eco reel

https://www.instagram.com/reel/DXmWIlsDPeX/?igsh=NXh6d21xaG5jdzgy

Traditional tribute to our beloved country Pakistan

Our build is a tribute to the soul of Pakistan’s traditional truck art—an art form that transforms ordinary vehicles into moving expressions of culture, poetry, and identity. Every color, every pattern, and every reflective detail carries decades of heritage passed down through skilled hands. In a time where most creations rely on automation and 3D printing, we chose a different path. This entire build is crafted by hand—from steel shaping to the precise application of chamak patti—using traditional tools and techniques. No shortcuts, no machine-made elements—just patience, craftsmanship, and dedication. This is more than a PC mod; it is a bridge between tradition and technology. By bringing truck art into the world of modern hardware, we aim to preserve its spirit in a new form—so that every viewer doesn’t just see a build, but feels a story. If this piece resonates with you, then you are already part of its journey.

The crown is considered a signature element in truck art, often seen as a symbol of royalty and pride. It’s featured on almost every decorated truck, not just to elevate the visual appeal but also to give a more complete and iconic look to the overall design.

For the top section, we wanted to incorporate more animal-themed designs, so we crafted matching panels that align with the overall aesthetic. At the same time, we ensured these panels maintain proper mesh structure and spacing, so airflow remains smooth and unobstructed.

I noticed some of the air vents were left as open spaces, so instead of keeping them plain, I decided to design small add-ons that could enhance the look without blocking airflow. To keep that balance, I mounted them with slightly spaced gaps for proper ventilation, and used magnets of suitable thickness so they can be easily attached and removed while staying securely in place.

You already know those tall antennas are one of the most eye-catching features on traditional trucks—they instantly elevate the whole look. So adding one here wasn’t really optional… it felt like a must 😄

We first handcrafted these components from scratch, and then carefully applied chamak patti work by hand to enhance the traditional detailing. To stay true to authentic Pakistani truck art, we also incorporated chains—since they are a defining and essential element of classic truck decoration, both visually and culturally.

The front glass is framed with handcrafted steel corner pieces, shaped and detailed over four days using traditional nailing and chamak patti techniques. While rich in detail, the layout intentionally leaves space to showcase the internal hardware—creating a balance between cultural art and modern engineering.

All these intricate installations are being crafted using traditional Chammak Patti, a hallmark of Pakistani truck art. Each individual piece is carefully and precisely cut by hand, without the use of automated tools, ensuring complete control over detailing and accuracy. The process requires patience, precision, and a deep understanding of design flow, as every element is manually aligned and applied to achieve a seamless and visually striking composition. From the smallest accents to the larger patterns, every layer is thoughtfully placed to maintain symmetry, balance, and authenticity. This fully handcrafted approach not only preserves the cultural essence of truck art but also adds a unique identity to the build, making each section a piece of art in itself. The use of Chammak Patti enhances the vibrancy, depth, and reflective aesthetics, bringing the design to life under different lighting conditions. Overall, the entire work reflects dedication, craftsmanship, and a commitment to traditional techniques, transforming the project into a fusion of engineering precision and cultural artistry.

Nailing the whole design for the back panel of chassis selection of the parrot's to portray the main truck art theme

In an era where modern fabrication heavily relies on 3D printing and automated processes, we have chosen to follow a different approach—one rooted in tradition, craftsmanship, and cultural identity. For this project, we are designing and building a fully handmade PC case inspired by traditional Pakistani truck art. This build will incorporate hand-nailed steel plating along with authentic chamak patti work, ensuring that every detail reflects true artisanal effort rather than machine precision. Our goal is to merge the vibrant heritage of Pakistani truck art with modern PC modding, creating something that is not only visually striking but also culturally meaningful. Every component of this build will be shaped, assembled, and finished by hand, emphasizing dedication, skill, and originality. This project is not just about building a PC—it is about telling a story through design, where tradition meets technology. This is only the beginning of the journey. More updates coming soon.

For custom cooling going to be making the loop which can make the whole design to next level.

Well 2tb is enough for the storage capabilities of this build Seagate done a great job in supporting with this powerful SSD to us.