The DIFFERENT NES Toaster

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The DIFFERENT NES Toaster

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the concept is pretty simple. i explained it using pixel art. boy, i sure am not going to do that again. it took ages...

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anyway, this is the concept so far. i already ordered a NOAC, i just need to find a toaster, which shouldn't be too hard.

i'll post some news once i either found a toaster, or the NOAC arrived.


i know, i know, its not really a whole lot of work to do this, but i think its a great start, right?

thoughts and suggestions are welcome
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haha this is funny. that would be cool though.
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Like I said on AIM, great idea. Metal might be hard to work with though...
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yeah, but i won't have to change a whole lot...
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Post by Skyone »

Don't use an original NES, you won't be able to squeeze it in there.
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Re: The DIFFERENT NES Toaster

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Kyo wrote:the concept is pretty simple. i explained it using pixel art. boy, i sure am not going to do that again. it took ages...

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anyway, this is the concept so far. i already ordered a NOAC, i just need to find a toaster, which shouldn't be too hard.

i'll post some news once i either found a toaster, or the NOAC arrived.


i know, i know, its not really a whole lot of work to do this, but i think its a great start, right?

thoughts and suggestions are welcome
I already ordered a NOAC
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Post by Kyo »

Skyone wrote:Don't use an original NES, you won't be able to squeeze it in there.
read the whole post ;)
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Post by dudex77 »

I always thought it would be funny if someone were to do this but thought it was a waste of time to do myself but nevertheless it will probably be totally awesome. i cant wait to see how this turns out. are you going to use the toast lever thingy loading mechanism or will you take that out?
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the lever will be the power switch :D
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Could've swore I've seen this done before. Well, good luck :P
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gannon wrote:Could've swore I've seen this done before. Well, good luck :P
yes weve all seen this before but only in our dreams
Kurt_ wrote: I would use tact switches but I want the mushy feel. Mushy = God. (I typed that correctly).
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Kyo wrote:
Skyone wrote:Don't use an original NES, you won't be able to squeeze it in there.
read the whole post ;)
>.>

:P

Anyways, seems like an awesome idea. Make sure to report progress!
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Post by lifeisbetterwithketchup »

This is a cool idea. Having the lever as the on/off switch is genious! You should definitely do this.
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gannon wrote:Could've swore I've seen this done before. Well, good luck :P
Well I do think there was PS2 toaster a few weeks ago.
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There was.. Good luck on your new venture.
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