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Very smokin'.
I really dig the white LED's and orange keyboard. It really came out nice.
Perhaps I will try and butcher my Saitek to change the color of the LED's....
Where did you find surface mount LED's? I've only been able to find 3mm and 5mm standard LED's on the mod sites.
Very Nice work.. PoMan did a nice job.. The paint looks good..
Tech -Daddy, I don't know where you get your ideas but I think they are brilliant.Great work!!!!
PS:When you get tired of the Far Cry mousepad,drop me a line. LOL :cool:
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Originally Posted by James
great work again..:) u seem to like orange very much ;)
On this mod, I'm liking orange! I have a color scheme in mind for one of my next units... should be nice!Quote:
Originally Posted by shadow_chazzer_killer
This would be my very FIRST thread to subscribe to!! :eek:Quote:
Originally Posted by JakeDeez
Very very nice indeed... :D Can you do some mods for me too?!
Seriously... I have two kids as well and live in apt. so no garage. :(
I need my coolermaster Wave Master's side panel to have a 120 mm hole (over the CPU area) with a duct that goes into the case couple of inches... :D PM me on a price quote! ;)
Peter
Pro... are you serious??!
Shipping here and back is going to add a bit on the expense side!
Lemme know if you are serious and we'll try and work something out.
I'm quite serious. I'd be shipping just the side panel btw. ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by Tech-Daddy
But I guess that's still several $s each way. I guess we just have to finalize what the labor entails. ;)
Peter
PS. I guess I COULD always drive up to Plano! :eek: Nah... 5 hours of driving each way?! :p
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Originally Posted by proxops-pete
PS. I guess I COULD always drive up to Plano! Nah... 5 hours of driving each way?!
These are the types of statements,that make me realize how small NJ is. :D
Oh yeah! Don't start and remind me of driving to Phoenix, AZ (when my wife used to attend ASU)! of 16 hour driving, I spent 10 just to get out of Texas!! :eek: :mad:Quote:
Originally Posted by Cyber
WOW !!!! :eek: :eek: :eek:Quote:
Originally Posted by proxops-pete
It takes about 3 hrs to clear NJ from tip to tip,with good traffic.
Labor would be minimal, I'm more concerned with the cost of shipping the panel.Quote:
Originally Posted by proxops-pete
If you can note the spot that you are wanting to mount the fan at (use a marker on the inside of the panel to denote the squareof the location of the fan) I can center off of that and bust a hole, no problem. I'll do some practice cuts on some other cases using my new hole saws, and I'll show you the results. THen you can decide if you want ot proceed, cool?
I wasn't even going to mount a fan on the hole. Just wanted that hot heat to come out... I was thinking of putting a duct over the 120 mm fan that blows heat away from the heatsink... Hmm... do you have any thin aluminum pipe (diameter of 120 mm) that could be used? At the least, I wanted a vent.Quote:
Originally Posted by Tech-Daddy
Trust me. I know! I used to live in Parsippany, NJ (4 years for high school)! My folks now live in Hasbrouck Heights (minutes from Hackensack!). NJ is a small state. :) It took me about 5 hours to go to my college (Worcester Polytechnic Institute) in Worcester, MA... and I got to be in FOUR states! :DQuote:
Originally Posted by Cyber
OK Pete I got the hint. ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by proxops-pete
Well, I botched my CD ROM front panel trying to make it "thinner":
http://home.comcast.net/~tech-modz/boss/bay_mistake.jpg
http://home.comcast.net/~tech-modz/b...y_mistake2.jpg
It got sucked into the lower belt cover and smacked around and sanded where it should have been.... ;)
... well, I fixed it last night!
I found my spare 5.25 panel, lopped the legs off of it, plopped it on my belt sander (after adjusting the work stop to be lower so that the front plate would not slip under the stop) , and made it nice and thin!
Then I used some adhesion promoter and colored the front panel to the same color depth as the others!
I now have the front panel attached to the computer, and it was the right thickness, as I hot glued a little piece of acrylic on the inside of the bay cover so that it is positioned right over the eject button. Now, because I sanded down the bay cover, there is a little play in the front, and by pushing the lower right corner of the panel, it depresses the eject button.
Works like a champ now! It does not look ant different than the last panel, only that it now functions to allow for the eject button to be hit!
YAY!!!
The family is about done! I just need to get some decal paper for the BOSS logos on the keyboard, but I may be able to take a family picture of everything by this evening!
;)
Family picture. LOL :cool:
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Originally Posted by proxops-pete
My friend bought an F450 on eBay in Dallas Ft. Worth. It took him roughly 12 hours to drive to Amarillo, and another 12 to get to DFW.
Texas is one of the only states I know of that you can drive all day at top speed, and still be in the same state.
Ain't that the truth?!! :) Back on topic, tech-daddie, I'm too anxious to get this side panel modding done! Think you can get me a quote?!! :DQuote:
Originally Posted by James
PM'd bro....Quote:
Originally Posted by proxops-pete
:D
http://home.comcast.net/~tech-modz/b...ss_family1.jpg
http://home.comcast.net/~tech-modz/b...ss_family2.jpg
http://home.comcast.net/~tech-modz/b...ss_family3.jpg
Not done... but getting Daaaaaaamn close!
;)
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So do you have the matching sounds to go with it?!! :D Way too nice of a job!!
thats freaking awesome :eek: :eek: :cool: :cool: . I wonder where you get ur ideas from. btw you can start a side business :D . I'm serious ;)
Already planning that... :DQuote:
Originally Posted by shadow_chazzer_killer
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