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    Modding Mini Desktop CNC Machine Build!

    great start. i will be watching this closely. going to start my own build of cnc very soon too.
    Post by: tjay@TJ, 8 May 2012 in forum: Modding
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    Scratch Build – In Progress Project: Mecha

    looking really good here. keep up the good work.
    Post by: tjay@TJ, 15 Apr 2012 in forum: Project Logs
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    Case Mod - In Progress Project reborn, a simple PowerMac G5 mod, final picture 14/4/11

    final picture [IMG] [IMG] [IMG] [IMG] [IMG] thos who has sharp eye may notice that the atx cable is not plunged in, no harddisk, and the...
    Post by: tjay@TJ, 14 Apr 2011 in forum: Project Logs
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    Scratch Build – In Progress Project : Sors salutis -by AnG3L(15 April 2011 - Video is UP)

    one of the coolest mod ever :thumb:
    Post by: tjay@TJ, 13 Apr 2011 in forum: Project Logs
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    Case Mod - In Progress Project reborn, a simple PowerMac G5 mod, final picture 14/4/11

    after 2 weeks of trying, 2 times failure. i finally managed to secure the back io port. [IMG] [IMG] some wired things on the LAN port. [IMG]...
    Post by: tjay@TJ, 13 Apr 2011 in forum: Project Logs
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    Case Mod - In Progress Project reborn, a simple PowerMac G5 mod, final picture 14/4/11

    well. this project is not dead, yet. just been facing with lot of difficulty and stupid error. as u can see. i have started the back io port...
    Post by: tjay@TJ, 7 Apr 2011 in forum: Project Logs
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    Case Mod - In Progress Project reborn, a simple PowerMac G5 mod, final picture 14/4/11

    thanks.
    Post by: tjay@TJ, 7 Apr 2011 in forum: Project Logs
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    Case Mod - In Progress Project reborn, a simple PowerMac G5 mod, final picture 14/4/11

    quoted from Altron. his pin out is better than mine. i burn my headset trying to figure out mine.
    Post by: tjay@TJ, 29 Mar 2011 in forum: Project Logs
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    Case Mod - In Progress Project reborn, a simple PowerMac G5 mod, final picture 14/4/11

    yea. about the hdd cage. i got another lian li hdd cage. it will just fit into the place. the only thing is, it is not as striking as the original...
    Post by: tjay@TJ, 26 Mar 2011 in forum: Project Logs
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    Case Mod - In Progress Project reborn, a simple PowerMac G5 mod, final picture 14/4/11

    before giving up or taking some rest form modding. i managed to do some test fitting with some hardware. hardware use will be going in the g5...
    Post by: tjay@TJ, 25 Mar 2011 in forum: Project Logs
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    Case Mod - In Progress Project reborn, a simple PowerMac G5 mod, final picture 14/4/11

    been facing quite a few small problem. 1st is the hdd cage. (not enough space for it and the g5 air baffle /deflector in place) [IMG] 2nd...
    Post by: tjay@TJ, 25 Mar 2011 in forum: Project Logs
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    Case Mod - In Progress Project reborn, a simple PowerMac G5 mod, final picture 14/4/11

    yea... suddently all the g5 mod are popping up in bit-tech. :clap: thanks. i will be watching urs too. :D
    Post by: tjay@TJ, 16 Mar 2011 in forum: Project Logs
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    Case Mod - In Progress Project reborn, a simple PowerMac G5 mod, final picture 14/4/11

    yay~ new update. tap the bracket using screw ( cant find tapper in this country :( ) [IMG] also the spacer is placed. [IMG] [IMG]...
    Post by: tjay@TJ, 15 Mar 2011 in forum: Project Logs
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    Case Mod - In Progress Project reborn, a simple PowerMac G5 mod, final picture 14/4/11

    thanks john.
    Post by: tjay@TJ, 15 Mar 2011 in forum: Project Logs
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    Case Mod - In Progress Project reborn, a simple PowerMac G5 mod, final picture 14/4/11

    update cut some slot for the pci bracket on the arcylic which use to mount the motherboard. [IMG] [IMG] and also cut the upper divider...
    Post by: tjay@TJ, 10 Mar 2011 in forum: Project Logs