Planet Geek!: Mame Cabinet, continued.
Oct. 31st, 2007 09:03 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
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Well last night I put in some time to assemble the frame for the pedestal. This is the bottom third of the cabinet, and will contain the PC and other hardware necessary.
It's pretty solid (and heavy) at the moment. Once I fabricate the front and rear panels, it'll be ready for hardware to be installed. I hope to do one of the panels tomorrow before I leave for Ubercon, so it'll hold up for the event.
This whole project has been quite therapeutic for me. It's getting me to get up from behind my desk and go down and work in the shop. My shop is cleaner and more organized than it's ever been, and I feel like I'm accomplishing something. On the one hand I'm looking forward to showing off the end product, but on the other hand, the travelling the road has been rewarding in it's own right.
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It's pretty solid (and heavy) at the moment. Once I fabricate the front and rear panels, it'll be ready for hardware to be installed. I hope to do one of the panels tomorrow before I leave for Ubercon, so it'll hold up for the event.
This whole project has been quite therapeutic for me. It's getting me to get up from behind my desk and go down and work in the shop. My shop is cleaner and more organized than it's ever been, and I feel like I'm accomplishing something. On the one hand I'm looking forward to showing off the end product, but on the other hand, the travelling the road has been rewarding in it's own right.
Cloned from: Planet Geek!
Category: Geekitude
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