Eh, uncle ianho looking for diciples ar?

A "nature borned" one is found

Who do u think he consults?

question: what speed did you choose to cut the blow hole using the dremel?

Oh, the sifu..no wonder

i use speed 6 Max speed,yea i ask for ianho's opinions or.... heh

This post has been edited by sherren: Oct 20 2006, 01:48 PM

Wah Gila! U use 6?! I never ever use 6 unless I'm in a hurry to cut sum bolts. I never ever use 6. 6 is evillllllllllllllllllll. 6 is Seriously bad for precision. Slow it down n take ure time.

eh i usually cut besi i use speed 6 leh no need 6 ar

666 the number of the beast

Wah, see..student better than sifu...he cut those nice cuts using full speed

nolar ianho[sifu] better than me, was just lucky now i got the skills to do properly im just an amateur modder

speed 6 for pros .. i also use max speed ..
ur pro already sherren

next time I've trouble clamping any hardware parts, i consult u ok



ur better than me i'd say ..

This post has been edited by uglyvamp: Oct 20 2006, 06:47 PM

Lol sry no updates today raining heavily

wah.. so lucky.. get 2 be praised by pro modders... u shud be proud of urself

LCD Update

Creating an arcylic bezel for it,measuring



measured done


Time to cut

jz curious..
does ur LCD generate lotsa heat after a long usage.. ??
my LCD becumin hotter as per usage ??

@ inteluser
well so far i havent even on it for so long juz to test..

Continued

Cutted out the piece


and we are done here


screwed for testing

just a summary why i said this wasnt a good idea in MSN a few min ago....

1. The character display's screen is no longer protected. You'll be wiping the display area of the character display, which is really prone to scratches, just use a tissue paper and wipe then you'll see a lot of marks on it.

2. unlike bezel which is usually Alu plate, acrylic has got thickness and it's clear. Any irregularities on the edges, for example the square that you've cut which is not perfectly square (quite impossible to achieve by using dremel without touching up using files) will be seen clearly on the acrylic. The point is that it's hard to achieve smooth edges, it's either you use laser to cut it so that it melts along the way and stays shining, or you smear it with sand paper.

3. I'm not sure whether this will really happen or not, but judging from the picture, if you want to let the black plate to be locked by the square hole, you're gonna face some problems coz the thickness of the acrylic is not as thick as the black plate. IF you screw in this thing completely, you'll see that the black plate is bulging out of the acrylic. When you view this from the side, it's not nice at all.


I hope you dont get discouraged or what, i'm just telling you based on my experience because i've tried a lot of methods to make it look nice,
If i wasnt mistaken, i think i've gone through around 9 pieces of prototyping before getting the real thing done and say, " This will be the final acceptable product "

Never give up that easily, tell yourself that this is my creation, and therefore my creation will be perfect ! OK !!!

ok ok..
hope u will try it..

btw.. in my opinion.. i c d acrylic bezel is ok..
but i dun get wut AG is talking...
btw.. juz like wut he said..
that is ur creation.. love it..

what he mean is that the lcd's screen is fragile and there should be something like an acrylic piece which protects it from dirt so when sherren tries to clean or wipe the screen. there is no change that the lcd screen will get damage. worse come to worst, the cover (such as a proposed acrylic cover to cover the lcd screen) will only get scratched

icicic..
so wut u mean is..
"hiding" the LCD screen behind a acrylic sheet??

yea he means that,after alln gap has wrote the summary,i thinked is a good idea,well i guess have to rebuild another arcylic bezel for the lcd.

by da way AllnGap thanks for da info

This post has been edited by sherren: Oct 27 2006, 03:17 AM