SNESp DONE!

Kurt_ · **Posted:** Wed Jul 18, 2007 11:21 am

Daaaamn. That's purdy.

I bet the crazy thing is for A/V in/out or something like that.

Rekarp · **Posted:** Sun Jul 22, 2007 11:47 pm

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http://longhornengineer.com/images/proj ... CN2080.JPG

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btw the crazy turn thingy was a adjustable position rotary switch. It switches from Off to Charge/On to DC input (On)/Charge.

legoboy · **Posted:** Sun Jul 22, 2007 11:54 pm

Man, I need to finish mine. Yeah, it's been a while. By the way, that SNESp looks sweet!

Metroid fan · **Posted:** Mon Jul 23, 2007 2:31 pm

Dang that's hot! I love it!

gamefreakfatty · **Joined:** Fri Jul 20, 2007 5:36 pm **Posts:** 59

I like the wood case, looks really nice.

4 Questions:
1 - What kind of wood did you use?
2 - Where did you get it?
3 - Would it be hard to move and redo the cartridge slot for a soldering newbie?
4 - Is there a certain way to rewire it, or do I just put it the same way as it was already?

I HAVE searched for the cartridge part for 1.5 hours, couldn't find anything on it, so I need help.

Thanks,
-game

gamemasterAS · **Posted:** Mon Jul 23, 2007 8:44 pm

Wow I like that a lot better then your nesp.

I really love your case making skills.

Rekarp · **Posted:** Mon Jul 23, 2007 10:59 pm

gamefreakfatty wrote:

I like the wood case, looks really nice.

4 Questions:
1 - What kind of wood did you use?
2 - Where did you get it?
3 - Would it be hard to move and redo the cartridge slot for a soldering newbie?
4 - Is there a certain way to rewire it, or do I just put it the same way as it was already?

I HAVE searched for the cartridge part for 1.5 hours, couldn't find anything on it, so I need help.

Thanks,
-game

1. I used Birch and Cherry. Bought it in 7/8" thickness and cut it to the desired thickness on a Table Saw.

2. Local Wood yard

3. Yes it is. Takes a lot a patience and desoldering.

4. Just desolder and solder new wire inbetween the contact on the board and the pin on the cart slot.

There isnt a part. Desolder the old cart slot.

gamefreakfatty · **Joined:** Fri Jul 20, 2007 5:36 pm **Posts:** 59

ya, i meant that part of the post i did, thanks though. that provides plenty of info for me!

i opened my original SNES and its board is pretty small. i'll post pics when i find a camera

electromaster64 · **Joined:** Mon May 31, 2004 7:09 pm **Posts:** 251

I am impressed. Do you work at or own a wood shop, with a lof of specialized tools. Nice wooden buttons.

poopiesman · **Posted:** Sun Aug 05, 2007 12:41 am

awww man! its TOO good! it makes me wanna chuck my lame, non working SNESp out the window!

...too good

Rekarp · **Posted:** Sun Aug 05, 2007 8:19 pm

electromaster64 wrote:

I am impressed. Do you work at or own a wood shop, with a lof of specialized tools. Nice wooden buttons.

Yes I do have a small workshop. But no I don't have any "specialized tools". Most of the work is done on a Table Saw, Scroll Saw, and a Drill Press. All of which are pretty standard tools, you just need the know how to use the tools and improvise when needed.

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