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Case Mod - In Progress Steam Punk but more chic

Discussion in 'Project Logs' started by madmodmole, 27 Aug 2012.

  1. Owndapwn

    Owndapwn What's a Dremel?

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    I like what I see. Good job.
     
  2. madmodmole

    madmodmole Another warranty bites the dust....

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    Hello again everyone, sorry about the delay been busy lately, but at least there will be a nice long post as I have now almost finished the mod.

    There has been a change of plan from using the fan to a servo now as I can easily gear it to move at the right speed.

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    Next I drilled a hole for the servo head to fit into in order to drive the cog.

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    Before I started on the 'cog and piston' I gave the side panel a respray in copper and finished off the edging around the windows to make them stand out more.

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    Time to work on the cog and piston :)

    The Cog was cut out of plasticard and then filed into shaped with the help of some clippers.

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    This was the sprayed black ready to be painted to make it more rusty.

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    Next I got to work on the piston and how it would be able to slide up and down. Drew a few sketches first.

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    This would also be made out of plasticard and then painted later.

    I was made using 3 layers of plasticard in order to make a slot in the middle for the arm to run up and down.

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    I used an old circular servo arm as the runner and chopped down the sides so it would fit.

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    Next I started work on the piston. This was also plasticard with some metal bits I found in a draw at the end. Have not got a clue what they were from. :)

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    All of these were then sprayed black.

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    The cog now needed a point for the piston to rotate around and this was just a screw with some plasitcard to raise it off the surface.

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    This was all then attached to the cog and servo and then stuck on to the panel.

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    I then started to paint some detail onto the piston mounting.

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    At this point I started to work on the motherboard.

    I painted the cpu fan and also added several details which were built out of card board then painted.

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    The overall affected I was quite pleased with.

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    Next I decided I needed something to cover my hard drive so ... out came the warhammer again.

    I painted up some panels which could fit over the hdd.

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    In the end I decided on this one.

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    More work has been done but I have not taken any photos yet hope to update soon.

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  3. Fuganater

    Fuganater What's a Dremel?

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    Looking good! Love the gear on the side panel.
     
  4. dreps

    dreps Minimodder

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    can"t wait to see this finised :D
     
  5. ziza

    ziza What's a Dremel?

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    I got the feeling This will be one of those projects :jawdrop:
     

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