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"the arcade"
Hey guys i'm back with another mod.
This one is for the thermaltake invitational 2017 season 1! Make sure to go check it out and win prizes for voting etc.. Anyways lets get to the good stuff. |
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So after some hype on social media, I decided to release my initial idea for this project. I am calling it "the Arcade" !!!
First I cut some wood, and will have a video on youtube showing that process that I will share here soon. Next step was to begin dry fit assembly so I can take some more measurements. First we create the base, that has 4 casters, two are locking to hold the unit in place. This is very sturdy, each caster can hold 250lbs. I even tested the unit by standing on it like a skateboard. http://www.precisioncomputing.net/wp.../2017/04/7.jpg So I started with my wood dowel bit and dowels that will eventually hold everything together. http://www.precisioncomputing.net/wp...2017/04/12.jpg http://www.precisioncomputing.net/wp...2017/04/11.jpg http://www.precisioncomputing.net/wp.../2017/04/9.jpg http://www.precisioncomputing.net/wp.../2017/04/8.jpg Next I used this countersink bit to hide the screw heads http://www.precisioncomputing.net/wp.../2017/04/6.jpg And we have the bottom cabinet http://www.precisioncomputing.net/wp.../2017/04/3.jpg Then I freehand drew the top cutout. After I was happy with the shape I took careful measurements, and made the lines straight. Then I cut one side, and laid it upside down to trace to cut the other side so they were exact. http://www.precisioncomputing.net/wp.../2017/04/4.jpg http://www.precisioncomputing.net/wp.../2017/04/5.jpg http://www.precisioncomputing.net/wp.../2017/04/2.jpg http://www.precisioncomputing.net/wp.../2017/04/1.jpg That is all for now, will have more soon! |
Some more updates for you guys!
First I have created the top portion of the cabinet, had to match the angles appropriately. [img] http://www.precisioncomputing.net/wp...4/IMG_6793.jpg [/img] I used my clamps to hold everything together while I drilled holes for screws and countersunk them into the cabinet to hide everything. http://www.precisioncomputing.net/wp...4/IMG_6794.jpg Next I marked and drilled holes for the speakers to show through. http://www.precisioncomputing.net/wp...4/IMG_6796.jpg Here you can see some of the edges of the wood rounded, and also the speakers, and tower 900. http://www.precisioncomputing.net/wp...4/IMG_6797.jpg Here we see the mini NES Classic that will be integrated. http://www.precisioncomputing.net/wp...4/IMG_6798.jpg And finally we have the monitor mounted inside the cabinet. http://www.precisioncomputing.net/wp...4/IMG_6800.jpg Will have more updates soon! |
This looks like fun :thumbsup:
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I been keeping an eye on this one, git er dun Marc :thumbsup:
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Mod on brochacho, Mod on :)
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So in trying something new, I come up with this: http://www.precisioncomputing.net/wp...5/IMG_6997.jpg Couple different colors of paint, painted on wood, and the result was exactly what I was looking for. So I prep the tower 900 cabinet: http://www.precisioncomputing.net/wp...5/IMG_6996.jpg This is the paint I am using, covered great: http://www.precisioncomputing.net/wp...5/IMG_6995.jpg All taped up so I don't get paint where it isn't wanted: http://www.precisioncomputing.net/wp...5/IMG_6993.jpg The result is a nice sky blue side wall: http://www.precisioncomputing.net/wp...5/IMG_6991.jpg Before I reveal what I am doing here, anyone have any guesses? :D |
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