GoldenfrankO wrote:you by anychance want to sell it? I'd love to buy it.
No. I think I will rip it all apart at some point, especially for the GBA tv transverter inside. It all depends if my other GBA tv out card works and is quality or not.
I may well make a system in the future for sale, far nicer than this one, but other things to do first!
2mm is fine but does has a little give, as I discovered, which is why I use 3mm now for the front of the case. 3mm is rock solid and has no give. You can use 2mm for the back but the front needs 3mm. Use 3mm perspex.
You can get perspex in a variety of colours, I discovered; black, red, green, orange, white and and a few other colours. I am using black in my current project.
Bacteria, would you be offended If I used your idea?
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wallydawg wrote:
chainfire95 wrote:220V I believe
I think we should check to see if you can withstand 220 volts
bacteria wrote:2mm is fine but does has a little give, as I discovered, which is why I use 3mm now for the front of the case. 3mm is rock solid and has no give. You can use 2mm for the back but the front needs 3mm. Use 3mm perspex.
You can get perspex in a variety of colours, I discovered; black, red, green, orange, white and and a few other colours. I am using black in my current project.
Thanks for the info. I'll use 3mm for the front and back, as they both need to support boards/components, but the sides need to be thicker as they need to have screws put into them (that's how the back's being held on)
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wallydawg wrote:
chainfire95 wrote:220V I believe
I think we should check to see if you can withstand 220 volts
eurddrue - No problem at all. Use my designs if you like, i'm not possessive about them! (apart from my current project, until after the compo ends, of course).
Mario - Good, use 3mm. Sides can be 2mm fine, just hot glue in your screwposts in the the right places.
I get my perspex from e-bay; get A4 (297x210mm) at about £1.30 a sheet and about £1 a sheet postage.
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wallydawg wrote:
chainfire95 wrote:220V I believe
I think we should check to see if you can withstand 220 volts
_V_Screw__________________
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| || | ^ Back piece
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| | <--- Side piece
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This is a side view. The back piece is 3mm plastic, and the side is maybe 6mm, thick enough to put screws into. The screws will have a small recess so they sit flush with the case. My question is, will the side plastic hold up to it? (Not crack, etc)
As long as you pre-drill your holes, it should work just fine. Cut the recess before the screw goes in, and be careful not to over-tighten. It'll still hold strong, though. Just don't rely on the screw to make that recess for you. That kind of force is what will make it crack.
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