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javeryh's Small-ish Bartop ["Jack Attack!"]
bperkins01:
Make a hardboard template for the opening you want and stick it on the bottom.
Drill, cut, hand sand and file to the template opening..
Now you have a clean opening.
then make a new door for it
it will be all hand work.
javeryh:
This is for Arroyo who reminded me that it is time to get this thing from 95% finished to 100% finished. Let's call it... 98% now.
I finally put the t-molding on. It had been sitting in the basement without t-molding for years so Wednesday afternoon when I was on an endless conference call I decided to hammer it out (literally). This was by far the most difficult t-molding job I've ever done. Lots of curves on this and the interior ones made it tough.
It looks great with the t-molding installed. It came out even better than the initial idea I had in my head. Other than the dustwasher, which I want to change to something that matches the CP a little better, and some software configuration (ServoStick is not working as intended) this thing is finished. I'll try to get a video walk-through posted but it's nothing you haven't seen a million times before.
Right now I have a handful of Arcade, NES, SNES, Atari 2600, GBC and GBA games installed. Not many games seems well-suited to this format other than the very simple ones like Atari 2600 and Tetris. Games that require fast reflexes like Mega Man seem damn near impossible with the joystick. Maybe I just need to play it more! :cheers:
lomoverde:
Regardless of how it plays at the moment,it looks stunning mate. :applaud:
vertexguy:
Still using the hair tie solution to hold your cp?
javeryh:
--- Quote from: vertexguy on November 26, 2021, 06:03:28 pm ---Still using the hair tie solution to hold your cp?
--- End quote ---
yeah and it seems to be working. It's rock solid for me when I play but eventually I imagine I'll have to figure something else out...
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