I asked them to.. Maybe just a matter of time.
I will move into the new house at the end of this month. I will post
pics of how the final product will look in the wall soon after.
Keep the ideas going!
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Dean added a link already, on Jul 8.
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How about asking Slim to add links to your page from here
http://www.slimdevices.com/dev_plugins.html#mods
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I haven't used emachineshop to actually make parts, but I did model a
part and get it quoted- the prices were pretty competitive. The biggest
drawback for me was that I would have to redraw parts, since I already
model them in SolidWorks.
I have had great success with http://www.mfgquote.com
--On July 5, 2005 10:16:59 PM -0700 Randall
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Thanks again, and I'm always open for suggestions!
To which I reply:
How about cutting a dado in the back of the face frame, just deep enough
that if you stick in the hook or fabric side of some stick-on velcro, then
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--On July 5, 2005 10:16:59 PM -0700 Randall
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Thanks again, and I'm always open for suggestions!
Another idea, depending upon the size of the configuration, you might be able to
get one of those plastic electrical boxes. I'm
You could always depend on gravity to hold it in. The unit will be
back-heavy, and will want to rotate in that direction. The frame will
prevent it from rotating into the wall, so all you need to do is
prevent it from slipping down. The mounting bracket itself might be
enough to do that, or
Has anyone used emachineshop? http://www.emachineshop.com
I've tried their software (quite easy to use) but haven't bought any
parts yet. Seems like it would be a perfect fit for this kind of thing.
Somebody could design a part, get a few made, and also share the design
so that others can
Thanks for the complement. I've gone through a few prototypes, until I
became satisfied with this one. As far as installation, I have a
couple of ideas.
The first is to make clips out of some pretty resilient metal I have
around that will be glued onto the back of the faceplates with Gorilla
That's an awesome idea!
seanadams Wrote:
Has anyone used emachineshop? http://www.emachineshop.com
I've tried their software (quite easy to use) but haven't bought any
parts yet. Seems like it would be a perfect fit for this kind of thing.
Somebody could design a part, get a few made,
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