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Modding tips article

DarthBeavis said:
Starts on page 60
http://www.computerpoweruser.com/DigitalIssues/ComputerPowerUser/CP____1108__/
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kudo's on the mention/source in the article.

pretty decent write-up, a little too general in the area of case cutting;
-what tools are best suited for particular jobs (jigsaws, zipsaws, scrollsaw, dremel etc)
-the type of attachments to use (types of blades to use, didn't see any mention on TPI, just high teeth per inch).
-cutting techniques to use with the various tools and different materials (aluminium, steel, plastic).
-recommended tools, power values etc

the painting section was good, would of been nice if they broke down the steps a bit better tho (bullet points or flow chart).

didn't read the section on lighting as it's not of a huge deal of interest to me.

thanks for posting.
 
thanks for the article,

it was a good read for someone who never done it before and doesn't have any major plans yet
 
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