deepdivered
n00b
- Joined
- Mar 16, 2005
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- 9
Hello I have been wonting to build a pc where everything was in a monitor like the imac. So here it is I finally did it. We upgraded our old pc so I had the old parts to use to build it. So first I went out and found a monitor that was broken. I got a 21in monitor for $10 at a used computer store. So I took it home and ripped all the gusts out of it. The plastic was in three man parts that screwed together. The frame, the bottom, and the case. I remade a bottom for it out of sheet metal for everything to screw to. Then made motherboard rack which I got from an old case. then made a cd drive rack, whichI had to make it able to unscrew vertically so I could upgrade or change it out for something else because I have two cd drives, one burner and one regular drive. Starting to think I dont need 2 anymore. Used them for ripping cd's, but one works fine. Then I mounted the power supply under the motherboard tray and the hard. And after that I bought a 19in flat screen brang it home and took off all the plastic stuff and then cut out the speakers and the buttons. I had to lengthen these wires, and then mould the buttons into the front under the screen. Then I added some fans and cathodes. And then paint. I then made it so it hade one power cord to power the pc and LCD screen so one cord came out of the case but then split to two inside. Its so clutter free. No wires going every where and its all in one case. Great for LAN parties!!!! Then its all done.
This is a door I made so I can easily get into it for what ever reason. There is also one on the back so I can easily plug in mouse and key board and what ever else. Any ideas on how to keep it closed and still bee able to open it when I need. Maybe I should remake the door out of plexi. I have never worked with plexi though. How would I do that?
I want to keep this going so any ideas??? The next thing I am wonting to do is add external USB ports!
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This is a door I made so I can easily get into it for what ever reason. There is also one on the back so I can easily plug in mouse and key board and what ever else. Any ideas on how to keep it closed and still bee able to open it when I need. Maybe I should remake the door out of plexi. I have never worked with plexi though. How would I do that?
I want to keep this going so any ideas??? The next thing I am wonting to do is add external USB ports!