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Yes it is nice to be able to put your projects INSIDE something isn't it? You know, to hold everything together so it doesn't flop around? Discuss the techniques here!

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iSnowStorm
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If you make a custom case for a n64. are you allowed to sell it lets say on ebay?
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Sure, only potential issue should be if you infringe on any design patents with your case.
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infringe on any design patents?

Give me an example please.
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iSnowStorm wrote:infringe on any design patents?

Give me an example please.
Such as making an exact duplicate of something that is patented. Which means you probably aren't going to run into any problems whatsoever. The hard part would be getting someone to actually buy it.
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Also, getting enough people to bid on the item to make it profitable.

Home-made projects can also go wrong and need repairs - if you sell a mod to someone you have to consider this factor too.
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I might buy 1 or 2 because mines are taking long time to finish...
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c_mon - The fun is in the making and designing. The icing on the cake is playing the system!!
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