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Very nice machining work.
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2nd Dec 2005, 22:14
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Congrats on the CPC cover
Truely deserved.
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2nd Dec 2005, 22:18
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Chocolate computers galore!
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Very very shiney indeed, great cutting work indeed. I'm impressed!
Altough the mod is finished, it would be nice if you could get green lights coming out of the top pattern? |
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2nd Dec 2005, 22:18
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 This is one of the most awsome mods by all the time  I think i posted this in a high class mod tread on another forum 
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30th Oct 2007, 19:40
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I love this!!
really great polishing work. you are my hero. a year of polishing? there is nothing in the tv anyway :-) |
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30th Oct 2007, 22:07
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Holy thread revival!
Oh well, it is an awesome case
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8th Mar 2008, 08:57
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Any chance of letting us know just how you get everything that shiny?
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This tutorial is one way of doing it: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MuPTMLdEcVk For larger surfaces you can just use progressively finer wet and dry sand paper then aluminium polish. Cyp. |
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8th Mar 2008, 12:08
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is the front not plastic though?
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8th Mar 2008, 12:25
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I know what a Dremel is....
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8th Mar 2008, 12:58
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Ok, i thought it involved chroming but as its alu maybe not
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What's a Dremel?
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DITTO I know there are several posts with info about polishing, but your shininess is shinier than most...  Even if its just a basic run through of the steps, with a list of any products and tools. Then we could all enjoy a bit of shiny goodness.... 
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8th Mar 2008, 13:53
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I know what a Dremel is....
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maybe have a look here Edit: Cyprio already linked to it Alan |
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