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Scratch Build – In Progress Four Hokusai Cases (wood)

Discussion in 'Project Logs' started by Pfaffen, 9 Mar 2009.

  1. boothy_1993

    boothy_1993 CPC refugee

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    a case made out of wood great work :jawdrop:
     
  2. forester joe

    forester joe shhh. can you hear your PC?

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    resonance

    what kind of resonance does this kind of wood case get?
    what thickness is the MDF? 1/4" ? that's about 6mm?
     
  3. bagman

    bagman Minimodder

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    lookin good :thumb:
     
  4. DonT-FeaR

    DonT-FeaR I know what a fk'n Dremel is ok.:D

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    6.25... mm ish lol XD
     
  5. Pfaffen

    Pfaffen What's a Dremel?

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    Forester Joe,

    Not sure what the resonance will be on the cases. They are made of Maple and Cherry. Are you asking about sound attenuation or frequency the case will vibrate(resonance)?

    As for the MDF, the MOBO side, back plate and bottom are 1/4" MDF. The Lacewood veneer pieces (top and front) are 3/16" MDF.
     
  6. dream caster

    dream caster just lurking from out there

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    1/4" is 6.24 mm.
     
  7. DonT-FeaR

    DonT-FeaR I know what a fk'n Dremel is ok.:D

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    i was bloody close for 645 in the morning head calculation lol!
     
  8. forester joe

    forester joe shhh. can you hear your PC?

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    :eyebrow: ha ha ha
     
  9. Pfaffen

    Pfaffen What's a Dremel?

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    Worked on the doors today. Used Tung Oil to start building up the finish. Should have pictures tomorrow.

    I'll affix the Shoji after they have dried.
     
  10. The Twisted One

    The Twisted One What's a Dremel?

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    I'm loving all this work with wood at the moment :clap: but then i work with it every day so im bias , Nice work keep it up :rock:
     
  11. voigts

    voigts What's a Dremel?

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    +1.

    Its nice to know that I'm not the only one who makes their own wood cases.
     
  12. coolamasta

    coolamasta Folding@Home CC Captain 2010/11/12

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    Very cool, liking the theme a lot, will be watching :D
     
  13. Pfaffen

    Pfaffen What's a Dremel?

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    Thanks! and I loved your case. I was watching it carefully. Nice Job!
     
  14. Pfaffen

    Pfaffen What's a Dremel?

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    Have just a few shots of the doors and the cases. I have not done much with them lately so the sit under the drill press.

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    two of the four doors.

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  15. Cheapskate

    Cheapskate Insane? or just stupid?

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    Does this mean you are back on the case? (ow! That pun has got to be the stalest one here...)
     
  16. 500mph

    500mph The Right man in the Wrong place

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    Looks good, going to keep the wood that color?
     
  17. Pfaffen

    Pfaffen What's a Dremel?

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    I hope so. ;)
     
  18. Pfaffen

    Pfaffen What's a Dremel?

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    yes, I used Tung Oil on the Shoji Doors, so I keep the colors the same. 2 frames are Cherry and 2 are Maple. The top and front are Australian Lace Wood. The back plate is MDF and will be painted Black.
     

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