Walker Case Project - Was: My New Project Teaser

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wow great paint job and build mate thats what niki was on about

will we see it in the flesh eg replay
 
remember i said the case was ready for painting? well i was wrong:lol:

so after a lot of filler and sanding, it is now ready for painting:)

remember i said the case was ready for painting? well i was wrong:lol:

so after a lot of filler and sanding, it is now ready for painting:)


WOW!!!!

all painted up and ready to rock:)

please don't look at all the dust/dirt, it's only just come back from the bodyshop:oops:


WOW!!!!
 
Masterpiece! :)
Any plans regarding "mass" production? ;)

Indigogo or Kickstarter - it will happen...... I will need to ask Juv if I could pleeease borrow his walker for just a week ...... =)
 
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Hi
Great looking case could you fit a Sam board into one of your cases?


Al
 
JUSTIN this is your jobs ? You are great welder :thumbsup: TIG and welding aluminium is very dificult method
 
well if we change the rear panel you can in theory fit any mobo up to 245mm wide by 340mm long so if a sam board is smaller than that then yes it will fit:thumbsup:
 
so, no pictures this time, but a sort of update, my new plan is to redo the pear panel, this time i am going to put a standard rectangle in the back that will accept a motherboard rear plate.

so V2 of this will be able to fit any motherboard that is less than 245mm wide this will make the case future proof and very upgradable:thumbsup:
 
Well upon assembly and testing i came across a major stumbling block, the
fujitsu mobo is proprietary as is the PSU :(

not sure how i am going to draw this........

13| 14| 15| 16| 17 | 18| 19| 20| 21| 22| 23| 24
3.3| -12| com| pson| com| com| com| x| +5| +5| 0| .06

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12
3.3 3.3 com +5 com 5 com pwr ok +5 12 0.4 0.3

that is is pin out from this PSU hopefully you can see that this is different from a standard ATX :(

solution, strip down the original PSU, extend each cable one at a time (original atx connector wires were only approx 2" long) to approx 10" then move the IEC connector to the back panel.

in order to do this i had to move the internal around quite a bit, but now it all works:D

here's some piccies of todays updates

cheers, Justin
 

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Top job there man! Now that it's clean looks a LOT better.
I'm very impressed about that job my friend. Lotsa kudos indeed :)

Is that a keyrah on the side? What are you using it for?
 
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Truly fantasic buddy, I really am liking the look of what you have achieved.... both inside and out!
 
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