Thats one EPIC project, whenever i read diy cnc machine I expect a tiny one for doing stuff like printed circuit boards and stuff. But i guess if...
Yeah grinding them down was a bad idea, a bunch snapped later on because they were too weak. If you look later on i started using countersunk...
Just looking at those 45 degree angled joins I think you will have a lot of trouble gettings them spot on and will get a lot of gaps along the...
Thanks again, we'll see we'll see I've had a practice on some spare bits of aluminium with up to 1200 and with the small area i'm confident that...
The plan was a quite fine finish but not quite mirror. Although this is a detail and I can work out as it all comes together, namely how it...
I have normally just gone 1200 and polish due to the hardware store i normally go to only stocks up to 1200, I may try and hunt out some 1500 when...
Yeah you'll still get small scratches with 1200 but the braso or similar polish will clear those up.
Yeah I understand what you mean about polishing the aluminium, before a masked it up and put it in i evenly sanded it up 240grit. I didn;t really...
Brilliant work so far, I think mounting the drive in the spare expansion slots is just inspired :clap:
The main feature of this design is the aluminium inlay in the front panel. [img] I had a bit of a mess around with different styles for the...
[img] The plan for the back half of the case is something like this. The back face of the case will be made from not a single plank as the...
[img] [img] The General Plan The general idea is to make this sonic T amp appear less fugly by transplanting it into a wooden/aluminium case....
Is that hard wood or a fibre board laminated with hardwood?
You would need to completely remake the rear panel, you may be able to pull one for a standard atx case and mod it to fit. If you fit the PSU on...
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