***Project Radbox!***
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Acrylic is done will have pics up later.
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The front panel has been cut to the design posted earlier. I may end up polishing but may not as its not with me yet so cant see how it looks with rad/switches/lcd fitted. Cheers Tom looks very tidy.
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Looks bloomin nice does that!
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Well front panel is finally back from been cut so Drilled and countersunk all the mounting holes for the rad and assembled it to make sure it all fits and i gotta say its perfect so heres some pics.
Gotta wire up and braid both the temp sensors and switches but for now i need to get the box together. Not looking forward to it but thats pretty much the hardest part now then its all bits that are enjoyable to do. Comments.
Gotta wire up and braid both the temp sensors and switches but for now i need to get the box together. Not looking forward to it but thats pretty much the hardest part now then its all bits that are enjoyable to do. Comments.
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Sweet.... What more can be said?!
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Yea im thinkin i will leave the lid so its easy to remove to clean inside and hopefully any dist build up on the rad will suck back through with the hoover from the outside.
i agree with the comment about the dust, make sure you take good pictures of the final thing just after its built, while its all shiny 
im not really sure of how you could reduce dust without damaging the overall look :/ , best of luck tho
im not really sure of how you could reduce dust without damaging the overall look :/ , best of luck tho
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Awesome job so far. Bet a lot of this is costing some dosh eh?
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Hmm it aint cheap but i chop and change a lot so i just want it done right even if it takes alittle longer.
Excellent project log. Nice amount of pictures, good explanations, and it's nice to see someone who's not entirely sure what they're doing make such a nice job of a complicated project! It gives normal people like me hope
Good read! Loving the look of it!