Hi together. May I announce my new projekt: HT1 For a start the SkechUp drafts. First the profile Than the width. I need this square to place... ... the 10mm thick sidepanal. This squares are for ... ... the position of the feet. After a little pulling Now comes the color. First the orange illuminated Plexi. Than the black Aluminium. Than build a Group... After the first top... ...comes the duplicated group. With some "Help-Lines"... ...I draw the rotary knobs. Again pull to the right depth More "Help-Lines"... ...and the "Audio & Cooling Section" is done. Again "Help-Lines" in the "PC Section" Done
Nice concept and a good color choice. If I look at your other projects then I have to say that this one is a "must" to watch Liebe Grüße aus Österreich
The HT1 project continues... This is the donator: The back panel The parts in the red marks will not be used.
Today only a little Update: The matirial arrived today. Maybe tomorrow I can bend the plates in the final contour. The are 2,5 mm thick, 430mm wide and 740mm high. With the panels one the side it will be nearly 44cm. That is the same wide the actual Marantz amplifiers have. I will also cool the HT1 with Water. Therefore a big THANK YOU to my new sponsors: www.aquatuning.de www.alphacool.com www.phobya.com
Today the plates meet the... ... the sheet metal folder. First a small edge< 20° ^ 4 times The small edge is to hold a 20mm rod in place. For some extra safety I use a upper beam with some flat steel welded on the edge Than comes the final bending. Done
Very nice concept man and work so far. Your sponsors links are connected to your photo uploader. If you need help to do it right pm me and I will tell you how to do it! Mod on man
Today I strip down the donator. Here the original Case: This are the part I need The first Contact with the HT1 Case. A lot of space.
Just now I placed the Hardware for a first fitting. The board will be a different and the Power-Supply is much to big, but the are good enough to mark the positions. To drill the mounting holes i use some locking pliers. I drill the first holes with a normal drill. Closer to the wall I use the Dremel. To cut the opening for the the Power-Supply I use an part from a old case. For a save position I first bolt the plate in place. Now I can make the marks for the opening. The actual Status:
The cut-outs for the PS and the I/O panel are almost ready. The next step is to close the last gaps between the panel and the new case. This is the actual status: