RSS Bot Posted August 2, 2015 Share Posted August 2, 2015 Being that 'necessity is the mother of invention', this project was inevitable... NEED(s): 1) A way to toggle the interrupt line of my HDX. 2) An easy way to reset the memory in the HDX. 3) Wanting to know the P-Box's temperature since I cannot hear the whisper quiet fan. REQUIREMENT(s): 1) Look good. 2) Be functional. 3) Not permanently desecrate my classic computers case. 4) Not lose any storage capacity. My final solution was to obtain an 'Evercool" PC storage box. This box has a nice clean face plate and has holes in the 'right spots' for ease of installation into a 5.25" disk drive location. To get things 'perfect' and in the right places, it's wise to 'plan ahead' and make a template... Of course I learned this lesson the hard way on an earlier attempt, so if you want to reproduce this project, I highly recommend the PROPER CUTTING BIT, the one pictured below works great and can be purchased for your Dremel tool at Home Depot for under $10.00. Once I had everything cut out, it was time to put the temperature display and switches in the box... The worst part of this project was my schedule, I had to wait nearly a week to find time to install the unit... THE FINISHED PROJECT... http://atariage.com/forums/blog/567/entry-12203-bling-with-practicality-for-the-p-box/ Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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