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Kyo wrote:May I know the exact name/link of the monitor you used? Pretty amazing
I second that.

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khaag wrote: See, Bacteria! MDF is the way to go! Pick up a cheap jig-saw already, and get to work!
The shapes of my cases are not achievable with just using a jigsaw on MDF as the sides are not just curved but double curved and sloped at different angles. It would take mountains of time with a file to achieve the desired effect, and that is assuming the MDF behaved itself.
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really amazing :P
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bacteria wrote:
khaag wrote: See, Bacteria! MDF is the way to go! Pick up a cheap jig-saw already, and get to work!
The shapes of my cases are not achievable with just using a jigsaw on MDF as the sides are not just curved but double curved and sloped at different angles. It would take mountains of time with a file to achieve the desired effect, and that is assuming the MDF behaved itself.
Its not just mdf, they are ply wood too in layers so you can get
the curves. But, each to their own.

The screen is a necvox fd5869. No audio though.

Also, has anybody ever used a digital potentiometer? Recommendations??
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Post by exploding.monkey »

why do some people put analog sticks abover d-pads and action buttons?

(e.g this one, xbox wvi, bacterias portable psone, and benhecks handbuilt psone portable.)
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I'd like to be the second to say: WOW
the color is great
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techknott wrote: Its not just mdf, they are ply wood too in layers so you can get
the curves.
Vacuum forming shows any and all imperfections of a mold, if the surface isn't perfectly smooth the result looks bad. Using plywood would look bad; you could fill in the gaps but whatever you use needs to resist the heat of a piece of plastic out of an oven at over 200c for a couple of minutes while it cools.

Anyway, as mentioned before, it doesn't matter at all what you make a mold out of, the only relevant thing is what it produces and if you can re-use it many times over.
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Post by Basement_Modder »

Looks SWEET!

Did you anchor the buttons or let them "free roam" like ben's first PSONEp?
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@Basement_Modder, atm they are free but they will be anchored, I left them free on the dreamcast and its annoying.

@bacteria, you couldn't be more wrong. Sure my moulds have slight imperfections here and there, but they are as smooth as a baby's backside.
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techknott wrote:@bacteria, you couldn't be more wrong. Sure my moulds have slight imperfections here and there, but they are as smooth as a baby's backside.
*Cough*
How exactly do you know how that feels? :lol:
Just a joke
Looks good, cant wait to see a real(Good) member made PS2p
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SonyPortableizer wrote:
techknott wrote:@bacteria, you couldn't be more wrong. Sure my moulds have slight imperfections here and there, but they are as smooth as a baby's backside.
*Cough*
How exactly do you know how that feels? :lol:
Just a joke
Looks good, cant wait to see a real(Good) member made PS2p
:lol: that's exactly what I thought!
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chainfire95 wrote:220V I believe
I think we should check to see if you can withstand 220 volts
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Post by Kyo »

Did it ever occur to you guys that maybe he's not a baby rapist, but just a father?

Or, y'know, knows one. What's with all the negativity? :lol:
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Post by Crispy »

Damn thats awesome. So clean :D Nice vac forming.
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Post by khaag »

Is this still being built? Techknott, where did you go?! :(
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