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post #976 of 8612
Hehe, thanks. It was my dad's idea. We went to Home Depot and got those faucet knob covers to do that.
post #977 of 8612
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Originally Posted by Polaris111688
Hehe, thanks. It was my dad's idea. We went to Home Depot and got those faucet knob covers to do that.
I KNEW it looked familiar.
post #978 of 8612
Lol, we make due with what we can get.

I'm going to add a power regulator board that I just ordered from tangent (TREAD). I want to jack the heatsink off of an old graphics card for the regulator board for 2 reasons. 1. It's a pretty blue color and it's tiny, and it looks cool. 2. It'll make for some uber and overkill heat control. Any suggestions on how to jack the thing off of the graphics processor chip without damaging the chip or the heatsink? lol
post #979 of 8612
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Originally Posted by Polaris111688
Lol, we make due with what we can get.

I'm going to add a power regulator board that I just ordered from tangent (TREAD). I want to jack the heatsink off of an old graphics card for the regulator board for 2 reasons. 1. It's a pretty blue color and it's tiny, and it looks cool. 2. It'll make for some uber and overkill heat control. Any suggestions on how to jack the thing off of the graphics processor chip without damaging the chip or the heatsink? lol
Just take it off. All video card heatsinks are not glued down. Best way is 1 of 2 things. 1 heat up the heatsink with a hair dryer or 2 turn the video card on and don't turn the fan on if it has one and let it heat up and then pull it off.

-Alex-
post #980 of 8612
Dad has taken up woodwork in his retirement so I sent him a Millett Hybrid for him to case up. I thought I might get a nice little box...



The little window is the tuning window from his aunt's old radio. You can make out the tuning dial in the drawer. The knob is also from the old radio. The drawer is to keep the minidisc player in and the door is for the cans.



The amp slides out of the back for tuneups in its own little drawer. The shelf up top fits an extension cord and wall wart.



The amp is a middle spec Millett with a dead-bug voltage reg on the al plate in the back and sounds fantastic.

The details are realy well done- everything is dovetailed, the latch on the door is scratchbuilt and works perfectly, the drawer is very smooth, and the finish is very nice. I don't know what the wood is. It's probably from a tree that was blown down in the hurracane that hit Virginia last year.



Like I said, I was just after a simple box. I told Dad to have fun, make two, and he could keep the amp I sent him, but he said he didn't want to make annother.

I'm hoping he forgets that by the time my Dynalo is ready to be cased up!
post #981 of 8612
Thanks, Alex.

Atomboy... I have to say... That's hot....
post #982 of 8612
Atomboy - just too cool! Very nice!
post #983 of 8612
Wow, atomboy, that is one sexy amp case. So functional and beautifull at the same time!
post #984 of 8612

First CMoy

This is my first CMoy.

Some info:

TLE2426 Rail splitter
Elna 1000µF
SCR mkp 0.47µF input cap
OPA2134PA



post #985 of 8612
Wow... Very neat layout.. Nice case and panel layout too.
post #986 of 8612
Almost done this one... just have to figure out where to put the last component....


















post #987 of 8612
LOL, A Lego case? Sweet!
post #988 of 8612
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Originally Posted by Polaris111688
LOL, A Lego case? Sweet!
It was a [bad] joke
post #989 of 8612
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Originally Posted by Teerawit
It was a [bad] joke
or maybe you have a [bad] sense of humor?
post #990 of 8612
Hehe, I'm slow with these things...

But in any case, a LEGO case might be a pretty interesting idea..
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