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Recent content by themark

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    Mac ONes X

    This mod looks interesting, I'll definitely check back. But please post smaller images (or at least focused ones). They gobble up bandwidth.
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    70's Hifi mod

    That cassette door is just begging for an LCD behind it. And I agree, you should try to get a slot-load DVD to insert where the tape buttons are now. Any way to get the existing dials to use the data from the musketeer? That would be awesome. Try to keep as many buttons functioning as you can...
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    Project: Tube Radio PC

    Squee, those knobs look OK, but if the parts for your monitor stand are an indication of the direction the rest of this mod is going, I think the radio knobs need to be Brass. Besides, they would look great with the brass LCD surround as well. Perhaps you could modify some antique drawer pull...
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    Project: Tube Radio PC

    What is your resolution on the LCD? Is it stretched, or did you match the output to the screen? Looks awesome.
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    Project: Tube Radio PC

    If you can find a dial image that you like, I'll custom make a background image to the exact proportion of your LCD's resolution, just so I can say that I contributed to this cool mod. :D
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    Project: Tube Radio PC

    Glad to see you have re-done the backplane for this mod. After all this work, you really want to be happy with it, and the new back is much sweeter. Still holding out hope that you'll mount an LCD in that dial opening, nothing else will be as dramatic. If you still have the original dial, can...
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    Project: parallel HEX (completed!)

    Mysterae that is just awesomeness. I'm glad you got it all up and running. Now... one thing I'd like to suggest.. you gotta do something about those drive faceplates. They are just too normal looking now in contrast to all that great internal work. Mirrored fronts with stealthed eject buttons? A...
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    Project: parallel HEX (completed!)

    Don't those tubing guides increase your risk of a short?
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    Project: parallel HEX (completed!)

    I bet that wasn't the only thing you said when it happened... ;) Good thing you have a backup.
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    Project: parallel HEX (completed!)

    I'm still salivating over this awesome project, and hope that Mysterae can hold off on the gaming long enough to get the whole thing plumbed and pumping in all it's glory. You'll definitely need to get some professional shots of this baby once it's done. All that effort deserves to be recorded well.
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    Project:Delorean

    To get that brushed finish looking really pro, attach your paper to a big piece of wood with a scrap-wood handle on top. Put the piece and your new sander up against an edge where you can keep the sandpaper block parallel to the surface with each stroke. Only go in one direction. Pulling each...
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    Project: Iced Cube

    Interesting... keep it going. I especially like threads with clear photographs. Although, you might want to make them a little smaller. I see you're using SketchUp to plan out your rez, smart.
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    Adeptus Mechanicus Techno-Reliquary

    Yeah it was lookin' sweet. Lots of great detail, and just barely begun!
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    Project: parallel HEX (completed!)

    My thoughts exactly. I thought the HEX motherboard holder was hot... now it's just awesome. Can't wait to see it all wired up. Hopefully soon?
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    Project :: Kaiten 11-9

    Breach, great work so far, with a couple of ideas I may even pinch from you for something of my own. I applaud your dedication to the polishing, as it is a mighty task on any project. You may be feeling lost with the overall design, but I think you have a really solid start. You've thrown a lot...
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