Scratch Build REDELUX (18/1 Final pictures and video)

[jocke92]

http://i847.photobucket.com/albums/a...z_kid/18-1.jpg
That's a really nice cable man. I wan't those for my desk, it's all in the details.

[GLA-58]

this looks : "the dawgs Cajuna's".

[Razarach]

Bravo, bravo
Nice work, and details, wow

[quizz_kid]

Originally Posted by dreps

mister you have some nice skills i must say

Thank you dreps!

Originally Posted by jocke92

http://i847.photobucket.com/albums/a...z_kid/18-1.jpg
That's a really nice cable man. I wan't those for my desk, it's all in the details.

Glad you like it! I had fun making that one

Originally Posted by GLA-58

this looks : "the dawgs Cajuna's".

Thanx man!

Originally Posted by Razarach

Bravo, bravo
Nice work, and details, wow

Thank you very much!

[KidMod-Southpaw]

Oh my god! How have I missed these updates!?

The cable, and everything about this build is just stunning and gorgeous! Well done!

[Shuttlemodder]

really liking the vga cable!!!!

[Ra6]

This mod is REALLY IMPRESSIVE!

[Waynio]

I think you do the nicest custom cables quizz, flipping gorgeous.

[quizz_kid]

Originally Posted by KidMod-Southpaw

Oh my god! How have I missed these updates!?

The cable, and everything about this build is just stunning and gorgeous! Well done!

Thanks Southpaw!!

Originally Posted by Shuttlemodder

really liking the vga cable!!!!

Thank you friend!

Originally Posted by Ra6

This mod is REALLY IMPRESSIVE!

Thnx!!

Originally Posted by Waynio

I think you do the nicest custom cables quizz, flipping gorgeous.

That was the goal all along, to be flippin gorgeous I mean

Well... Bit techerz seen to like cable modding a lot, that´s for sure.


Here´s an update:


First off, I made the xbox reciever a bit shorter


Then I started on those magnets for the controllers. Found an amazing product on ebay, conductive glue!! No soldering needed... Just perfect! ... or it would´ve been, if it actually worked Totally useless cr*p!!


So I soldered instead. Soldering magnets is a lot of fun... The iron strikes for the magnets in an instand and suddenly you´ve got tin everywhere. Never do this, its pure pain!


Atfer soldering I secured the joints with some epox.


16 magnets on an old PSU cover...


Here´s a quickshot of the foot and base console. Almost done now I hope. Can´t wait to test this gaming beast!

Laterz!!

[barry99705]

Originally Posted by quizz_kid

So I soldered instead. Soldering magnets is a lot of fun... The iron strikes for the magnets in an instand and suddenly you´ve got tin everywhere. Never do this, its pure pain!


Laterz!!

Heh, I found out the hard way that the cap on ferrofluid will keep it in the bottle, until you bring it near a magnet. Then it just gets pulled right out through the seals! That crap will stain anything.

[Tynecider]

This is draw droopingly good mate, outstanding craftsmanship.

Looking forward to seeing some 'in action' pics.

+1rep

[The_Gnu]

I wish I could subscribe more than one time.
This is just pure awesome and since I have a projector fetish, this can't go bad. That LED projector is so tiny I want one just to cuddle with.

I never had thought that fiber optics could be used for receiving IR. Very clever.

Keep them wood chops flying.

[quizz_kid]

Originally Posted by Tynecider

This is draw droopingly good mate, outstanding craftsmanship.

Looking forward to seeing some 'in action' pics.

+1rep

Thank you Tynecider!!

Originally Posted by The_Gnu

I wish I could subscribe more than one time.
This is just pure awesome and since I have a projector fetish, this can't go bad. That LED projector is so tiny I want one just to cuddle with.

I never had thought that fiber optics could be used for receiving IR. Very clever.

Keep them wood chops flying.

Thank you very much Gnu. Projector fetish? That´s an expensive one And yeah, I´m quite proud with the fiber solution myself

[quizz_kid]

To make sure the magnets would transmit the signals proper, I came up with this:


Glued the first magnets into the main pad with epoxy under pressure.


Then I simply just put some epoxy on the opposite magnets and let them do their own thing, collide. Then I placed the joystick pad(with predrilled holes ofcourse) on top of them and let it dry during night.


Next morning. Perfect transmission!!


Did the same thing with the trackball pad.


The day after that I started to put some guts in there.


Protective top panel in painted 4mm MDF

Laterz!! / Quizz

[Kris]

God damnit Quizz, did your momma not tell you not to make too awesome looking mods?

In all seriousness, this has the looks and function of the best mods out there (imho of course), but your creativity is through the roof.

Massive props, I wish i could do case modding beyond putting a PC together as well after seeing what you do.

[The_Gnu]

Looking awsome as always.
I really like this idea with the magnets and I really hope that it works out as planned. My only consern is that the wood might warp slightly over time and that this toleranse might cause a bad connection. If that would happen, maybe something softer than epoxy could be used. Like some kind of silicon or rubber addhesive that will still allow the magents to compress or strech slightly after its cured. But hopefully you wont need it.

Keep it up

[kelmannen]

WOW! love the cable!!! =)

[quizz_kid]

Originally Posted by Kris

God damnit Quizz, did your momma not tell you not to make too awesome looking mods?

In all seriousness, this has the looks and function of the best mods out there (imho of course), but your creativity is through the roof.

Massive props, I wish i could do case modding beyond putting a PC together as well after seeing what you do.

Thank you Kris. That is very appreciated! Glad you like it...

Originally Posted by The_Gnu

Looking awsome as always.
I really like this idea with the magnets and I really hope that it works out as planned. My only consern is that the wood might warp slightly over time and that this toleranse might cause a bad connection. If that would happen, maybe something softer than epoxy could be used. Like some kind of silicon or rubber addhesive that will still allow the magents to compress or strech slightly after its cured. But hopefully you wont need it.

Keep it up

Thanks friend. Yeah, I´ve pictured the wood destroying the transmission. As you say, tolerance is low and there´s not much movement needed. I´m just hoping for the best here If I´m lucky, it´ll be fine. I´ve thought about using a softer or a more stretchy adhesive too, but the magnets are too strong I think, and will eventually come off. I´ve thought about using springs in some way maybe, but same issue there, the magnets are too strong.

Originally Posted by kelmannen

WOW! love the cable!!! =)

Thank you man!!

[The_Gnu]

Originally Posted by quizz_kid

Thanks friend. Yeah, I´ve pictured the wood destroying the transmission. As you say, tolerance is low and there´s not much movement needed. I´m just hoping for the best here If I´m lucky, it´ll be fine. I´ve thought about using a softer or a more stretchy adhesive too, but the magnets are too strong I think, and will eventually come off. I´ve thought about using springs in some way maybe, but same issue there, the magnets are too strong.

Just incase you will need to try with something softer sometime. I would give this a try, or something similar. That stuff sticks to about anything once dried and is literaly impossible to get away once cured, sticks like crazy to metall, atleast from my experience. And it might just give it that extra flex. But lets just hope it isn't needed at all.

[kelmannen]

ehm, i think i just missed a whole page with my last comment... >.< i commented the vga cable even tho you had made 2 updates after it! =P but as said VERY nice soldering and cool magnetics love it!

btw, where did you find the solderable usb females? i've searched for those...