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BYO "Nasty-Spinner" UPDATE....
albarellij:
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Ok, long-time lurker here...great thread. I want to build my own spinner like this, I have the hard drive and some of the other hardware, my question is, where the HECK do you find a #6 and #8 Torx drivers? I've looked everywhere...Home Depot, Lowes, Radio Shack, local Hobby Stores...am I missing somewhere? Thanks for any help, and thank you all for making this place a fantastic resource.
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Thenasty:
Radio Shack should have them Bring your HD with you when you go so you can test it right there. I bought mine in a Electronic Shop.
rchadd:
--- Quote from: ErikRuud on April 12, 2004, 01:33:28 pm ---The encoder was hand made.
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Can you provide details of the pcb bit of you spinner (assume it is a optical detector of some sort) ?
i have an ultimarc opti-pac would it connect to it directly? or would some extra electronics be required.
HagHore:
--- Quote from: albarellij on May 07, 2004, 08:32:42 am --- ???
Ok, long-time lurker here...great thread. I want to build my own spinner like this, I have the hard drive and some of the other hardware, my question is, where the HECK do you find a #6 and #8 Torx drivers? I've looked everywhere...Home Depot, Lowes, Radio Shack, local Hobby Stores...am I missing somewhere? Thanks for any help, and thank you all for making this place a fantastic resource.
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Got my Torx drivers at Sears.
Oh yeah, Nannuu & I also finally got around to installing Nasty's spinner. Replaced the bunny knob with the knob that Bob Roberts sells, and it works really well. Only problem was the L bracket came unglued so it had to be re-epoxied on.
Ed ONeill:
Can anyone answer these questions?
How much space do I need under the control panel?
Can the rod above the plate be cut down or made smaller?
Thanks
Ed
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