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... you are expected to have about four million pics on here before your through. None of the old, sorry I haven't updated in a long time crap...
What type of cabinet do you have in mind? C'mon, share the details!
Quote from: mccoy178 on August 22, 2005, 04:00:43 am... you are expected to have about four million pics on here before your through.
... you are expected to have about four million pics on here before your through.
I think a beavis and butthead theme to a cab would be cool....but there is no beavis and butthead game...so people are going to wanna play beavis and butthead after seeing your cabinet, and then be sadly mistaken.
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thanks everybody for your comments!but damn it my local home depot doesn't have 3/4 MDF! they only have 5/8 MDF!but i did buy other stuff from thereeye glass and mask
You could possibly us a table, just make sure you don't cut through it I had to buy the plastic saw horses and I found out my circular saw cuts them just like butter I didn't mind buying the plastic saw horses, because I have used them throughout the whole project. BTW, that MDF is heavy. I found out to move a 3/4 " 8' x 4 ' sheet I had to stand it up on it's end and pick it up (grabbing on each side) and lean back a little. Then take small steps and set it down every so often when I got tired. Not recommended but it was the ONLY way I could even move the stuff around by myself. A friend is a much preferred method. Just offer him/her some play time when it is done
You could bang your own up out of some 2 X 4. It wouldn't be very difficult.
There IS a Beavis and Butthead game. It's for SNES.
Quote from: quadmasta on August 24, 2005, 10:38:55 amThere IS a Beavis and Butthead game. It's for SNES.but this is different game than snes ones
Oh yeah, are you gonna use that rough marquee I posted in the Artwork section?
You did a nice job cutting, but that looks like a Lusid cab, are you not going to make it the shape of the beavis and butthead prototype? Anyhow, looks good, keep posting pictures.
You must have a pretty good jigsaw. On mine the blade always ended up bending a little so the cut ends were not always 90 deg. with the sides.