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Yea but atleast it works.....
I would be using some thing like self tapping screws and glue.waynejkruse10 said:The cutting would take a while, as would the gluing, nailing and clamping.
Router will be great help with that. It's better than a using a chizzle. However careful using a router as they have a habbit of kicking. I nearly injured myself a few months back with one.waynejkruse10 said:The sides should be a bit thicker, mabye 12 or 19mm. The sides would have a groove cut in it so the pine base would sit flush on the bottom. This could be done on the table saw or the router. The top could be hinged or could be slotted to the top just slots on the top.
waynejkruse10 said:Another tricky thing is getting the rear IO panel to sit correctly, and getting the HDD/PSU to sit right. And what about CDROM?
Router will be great help with that. It's better than a using a chizzle. However careful using a router as they have a habbit of kicking. I nearly injured myself a few months back with one.
I would be going for a lighter wood, and maybe using some varnish on it.
That would look nice too.waynejkruse10 said:What about oiled?
That is about a fun a broken rib.charles_scott said:Try letting a table saw kick the wood back into you >_< That will cause some damage to a certain place of the body......