I did it. So that's about the best review you can get I guess. It went together and booted up! I was so happy to hear that Apple Mac bootup chime.
One tiny mistake I made was this: OWC gives you a bluetooth antenna deflector shield (a tiny piece of sticky-back aluminum). I made a note in the instructions where to install it (it's not in the ORIGINAL instructions, but an addendum piece of paper). Sure enough, I slid the motherboard back, attached the power wire (the hardest wire to detach in the entire operation), turned the page and saw the note that said "but wait. before you attach the power wire...". Anyway, I had to remove the wire again, which as I said is the hardest part of the entire thing.
Another thing to remember: To format an El Capitan hard drive for Raid, you can't use the standard "hold option while booting" method. That particular version of Disk Utility doesn't include raid!! You have to press Option-Control-R. THAT version of recovery is actually an older one (from Mavericks) that DOES include the RAID options. I did mine in Raid1 stripe mode. Disadvantage: if one drive fails you lose everything. Advantage: it's faster and you get a larger drive.
The key to this kit is the EXCELLENT instructions which really make it worth doing. Also, watch the video before you start.
P.S. I once replaced the battery in an iPhone5 (using a kit from iFixit). That was much harder, for anyone familiar with the iPhone. The screws inside the mac mini are HUGE in comparison to the ones inside an iPhone.
I made an El Capitan boot disk from instructions found on the google, on MacWorld website. http://www.macworld.com/article/2981585/operating-systems/how-to-make-a-bootable-os-x-10-11-el-capitan-installer-drive.html
Very handy boot disk to have, especially if one of my drives dies and I have to rebuild it again.
Good luck!.