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ryuson99
01-09-2004, 08:46 PM
ok i bought my self a dremel some glass some files a hobby knife some paint some sandpaper a sanding block and i think that is it i will show you all pics later because i am so happy i got it i want to share it with the word


they should be up by eleven sharp



edit: i will also be showing you pics of the case the will be my first victim. i will be destroying this thing to get my skill up and do my real super case:)

the case is a micron clientpro, you will see pics of it later

5siz
01-09-2004, 09:17 PM
mwahahaha destruction....

looks foward to the pics :)

ryuson99
01-09-2004, 10:57 PM
here are the pics of the tools

http://www.geocities.com/ryuson99/toos.jpgthis case is gonna die in a couple of hours http://www.geocities.com/ryuson99/case.jpg

ryuson99
01-09-2004, 10:58 PM
i think i got the wrong type of sandpaper:confused:

would the ones i got still work ? i got it up to like 600 grits they had a shiny wood table their so i thought it would :confused:

5siz
01-09-2004, 11:57 PM
It will leave scratch makrs on the case that will show through the paint.

It's much better to use sand papaer to metal, around 1000 grit. But you can use the 600 grit first to take off paint etc. faster.

Oh and your pics aren't working, if you help hosting them e-mail them to me & I'll host them for you :).

Edit: If the pics don't work for anyone just copy and past.

Hehehe, that case is gonna die :D :mad:

San7a
01-10-2004, 12:00 AM
AFAIK Home Depot/Lowes only carry up to 600g sandpaper. You'll find 1000-1500g sandpaper in any autostore though.

Edit- Congrats on the Dremel! :D

ryuson99
01-10-2004, 12:07 AM
hahaha i went to home depot i knew i read right when i read 1000 and 1500 and 2000 you get the point

i will go buy the sand paper at r s strauss tomorrow then i already sanded down with some 60 grit stuff will it still look good when i add the paint and use the other sandpaper?

um............... 5siz whats your email?

ryuson99
01-10-2004, 12:09 AM
Originally posted by San7a
AFAIK Home Depot/Lowes only carry up to 600g sandpaper. You'll find 1000-1500g sandpaper in any autostore though.

Edit- Congrats on the Dremel! :D


i tried to make a cirle on the box that the dremel came in and its impossible
i read a guide im still going to try


oh yeah i got plexi too i forgot to put that on the pic

San7a
01-10-2004, 12:27 AM
Originally posted by ryuson99
hahaha i went to home depot i knew i read right when i read 1000 and 1500 and 2000 you get the point

i will go buy the sand paper at r s strauss tomorrow then i already sanded down with some 60 grit stuff will it still look good when i add the paint and use the other sandpaper?

um............... 5siz whats your email?
Ah, well the Home Depot here in Denver only carries up to 600g. I asked if they had anything higher (Like in the 1000's) and I got laughed at... They told me I was looking for "specialty" sandpaper. They made it sound like the Holy Grail. Jerks. ;) :D

ryuson99
01-10-2004, 12:30 AM
lol san7a but i should have read my post before i posted it

they only carry to 600 gritz its not you

what i meant to say was in all the how to's i read it does say 1000 1500 etc i thought i was seeing extra zeros when i got to home depot

sorry for not being clear enough

:confused: i don't think im being clear here oh well i think you understand:cool:

TAZTG
01-10-2004, 11:06 AM
ANother Modder is born. LOL
BTW: Geo Site copy and paste like 5siz stated.
:)

ryuson99
01-10-2004, 05:48 PM
well i found the right sand paper about to work on the other side panel lets see how that turns out oh whats a good hosting site for pics? i know someone posted one but i can't find it

more pics will be on later with just links to the pics since my thing don't want to work

schultz
01-12-2004, 03:32 AM
nice to see another new modder!! :) looks like you've outfitted yourself pretty good there! i need to do some of that myself. good luck on the experimentation and decision making for your future project! :)

ryuson99
01-12-2004, 01:12 PM
Originally posted by schultz
nice to see another new modder!! :) looks like you've outfitted yourself pretty good there! i need to do some of that myself. good luck on the experimentation and decision making for your future project! :)


thanks for the luck and i do plan on experimenting a lot i already got a lot of things in my head im just hoping im able to do all the designs im thinking off


i was also thinking of sending my side panel to get it laser cut
do you think thats worth it or do you think i can do something close to laser cut at home with a dremel a file and some sandpaper

schultz
01-13-2004, 03:36 AM
Originally posted by ryuson99
thanks for the luck and i do plan on experimenting a lot i already got a lot of things in my head im just hoping im able to do all the designs im thinking off


i was also thinking of sending my side panel to get it laser cut
do you think thats worth it or do you think i can do something close to laser cut at home with a dremel a file and some sandpaper

a laser cut vs. do it yourself at home can look very different and very similar depending on how much time and dedication you put into the project. you can look around at other people's posts and see their custom cut jobs and some look like they were professionally done, and others you can tell were definitely done by hand. really it all boils down to how much time and money you want to spend. personally, i feel like i've accomplished so much more and done something so much cooler when i do it myself, but that is just me.