Donald Brown (GadgetDon) : photos : Ebony & Ivory : Hole in back for cables- powered by SmugMug

This is a project in development.

It will have two computers inside its case, a Macintosh and a PC. Can a Mac and PC be put in one cabinet without blowing up? We'll see.

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Donald Brown (GadgetDon) > This is the skeleton of the case, a thick base and divider, with a good sided hole for cables and other items shared by the two cabinets.

Donald Brown (GadgetDon) > The top, front and back are in place. Each cabinet will have four fans, two in the front pulling in, two on the front blowing out. The rectangles are for CD/DVDs.

The white and black plastic covering is the next step.

Donald Brown (GadgetDon) > Hole in back for cables

Donald Brown (GadgetDon) > Right cabinet

Donald Brown (GadgetDon) > Close up of front

Donald Brown (GadgetDon) > If it doesn't work as a project, maybe it'll work as cat furniture.

Donald Brown (GadgetDon) > The white and black plastic cover is now on, and holes cut out.

Donald Brown (GadgetDon) > The door has been made for the ivory door. It was made from two pieces of 1/8" Plexiglass, and a layer of thin white plastic between (the same plastic that covers the wood). The window white plastic was cut before going between the pieces to give the apple-shaped window.

Hole in back for cables

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