I wasn’t going to run it with g-code. Just run the material past the finger chopper.
Oblivion Inspired Office Build
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I wasn’t going to run it with g-code. Just run the material past the finger chopper.
barry99705
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Ahhh. That makes sense.
Captain April
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I am not sure if this is real but it looks perfect for this project. 2018 NEW SMART TOUCH SIDE TABLE (90% OFF , Only 3 Days )
That would be a nice add-on, but its a scam.
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Microsoft once had a product that was a touch table, but it never came to market. It was originally called the Surface, but they recycled that name into their hardware product line.
Captain April
Sr Member
It looked too good to be true.
This looking fantastic! Can't wait to see it come together!
I started thinking, it would be worth $70 to find out, but I slowed down and did my research.
I am home most Saturdays and Sundays.
I spent some time waiting to get my new sheets of MDF working on the vertical monitor cavity. (I am making these terms up as I go)
I have a Dell All-In-One PC that I had intended to install in it, but when I fitted it in the cavity, I discovered the screen on the PC does not sit perfectly flat. Its actually a 1/2" taller at the top than it is as at the bottom. I can make it fit, but it isn't as solid as it should be for this kind of installation.
I had a similar issue with the TV. The type of wall mount I used caused the TV position to be unpredictable as you moved it. It wasn't always the same height as I moved it out and took measurements for the trim panel. I eventually got it to work, but it didn't come out quite the way I wanted it to. Lesson learned.
I am going to start hunting for a ~24" wide monitor that has a VESA mount on the back. Something I can get installed, nice and solid. Then I think I will use the All-In-One PC on the desktop instead of the Ultra-Wide monitor. At least for now.
-Eric
I have a Dell All-In-One PC that I had intended to install in it, but when I fitted it in the cavity, I discovered the screen on the PC does not sit perfectly flat. Its actually a 1/2" taller at the top than it is as at the bottom. I can make it fit, but it isn't as solid as it should be for this kind of installation.
I had a similar issue with the TV. The type of wall mount I used caused the TV position to be unpredictable as you moved it. It wasn't always the same height as I moved it out and took measurements for the trim panel. I eventually got it to work, but it didn't come out quite the way I wanted it to. Lesson learned.
I am going to start hunting for a ~24" wide monitor that has a VESA mount on the back. Something I can get installed, nice and solid. Then I think I will use the All-In-One PC on the desktop instead of the Ultra-Wide monitor. At least for now.
-Eric
I am still churning out trim pieces, but I see a light at the end of the tunnel.
Here is the CPU tower shelving and small trim pieces for the back side of the desk.
The long pieces of that run with the desktop.
Fingers crossed this is the last piece of trim to be cut.
I have started fitting pieces to the front side of the desk. (The piece on top is a drawer front for the back side)
With the holidays approaching, I may either slow down or speed up progress. Depends on how much time I will spend at home vs. traveling.
-Eric
Here is the CPU tower shelving and small trim pieces for the back side of the desk.
The long pieces of that run with the desktop.
Fingers crossed this is the last piece of trim to be cut.
I have started fitting pieces to the front side of the desk. (The piece on top is a drawer front for the back side)
With the holidays approaching, I may either slow down or speed up progress. Depends on how much time I will spend at home vs. traveling.
-Eric
Well, I didn't get as far as I wanted, but I did make some more progress over the holidays. I have all the trim cut and installed now! That was a very painful and monotonous task. Sucks the life right out of you.
I am now at a point where I need to decide how I am going to make the door and drawers.
For the door, I need to decide what kind of hinge I am going to use and where I want the seems to be,
For the drawers, I need to get the slides to see if the mounting holes will line up with the frame or if I need to modify them so they do. I could install a board inside the cavity for the slides to mount to as well.
Basically, I need to go to the store and source some hardware. For the other parts, I am ready to start priming and sanding them to get them ready for paint. It's been cold, wet, and miserable here in Texas and I just don't want to go outside and do either.
-Eric
I am now at a point where I need to decide how I am going to make the door and drawers.
For the door, I need to decide what kind of hinge I am going to use and where I want the seems to be,
For the drawers, I need to get the slides to see if the mounting holes will line up with the frame or if I need to modify them so they do. I could install a board inside the cavity for the slides to mount to as well.
Basically, I need to go to the store and source some hardware. For the other parts, I am ready to start priming and sanding them to get them ready for paint. It's been cold, wet, and miserable here in Texas and I just don't want to go outside and do either.
-Eric
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