"Oh my God--it's full of chips!"
"Oh my God--it's full of chips!"
But, how did Ponch and John get inside there?
Dang, it's late...
OH MY GOD...........IT's FULL OF .....CHIPS!! I don't know where you come up with this stuff but that one kills me..... peace
Hey guys been doing a little research and designing. I think I can make an enclusure that would cost between $100.00-$150.00 U.S. I am going to get the stuff together here in the next few weeks and then I'll update with pics.
RAD. Yes those are my initials. Idea, design, build, use. It never ends.
PCNC1100 Series II, w/S3 upgrade, PDB, ATC & 4th's, PCNC1100 Series II, 4th
R., that's a promising development and deserves its own thread so people can find it better. My own enclosure likely cost more than it should, but I don't like painting (OK, I suck at painting ) so I wanted to use already-finished outdoor rated materials in mine.
Randy
Don't get me wrong your enclosure is great, awesome, fantastic, but as you said not "cheap".
RAD. Yes those are my initials. Idea, design, build, use. It never ends.
PCNC1100 Series II, w/S3 upgrade, PDB, ATC & 4th's, PCNC1100 Series II, 4th
The move to Texas and re-commissioning of the Tormach gave me the chance/excuse to cut 3" off the enclosure height and lower the M998 height by the same amount. I also replaced the electronics cabinet door latch with a couple of Southco C2-33-15 latches to hold it more firmly--over the years a surprising number of chips found their way past the rudimentary foam seal.
Randy
Loving this thread...it's getting me motivated! Thanks for sharing. I'm also digging the HAL 9000 color scheme. "I honestly think you ought to sit down calmly, take a stress pill, and think things over."- HAL 9000 :-)
Nice job Randy - I cant quite see you electrical cabinet key 'door latch' I recently discovered mine was letting in coolant - then it vibrated open and carried on until the coolant and chips triped the RCD. Then I made a O ring sealed door knob. - see pic.
My key lock fell apart (the cast body cracked, if I remember right) and after I removed the remnants I just closed the hole with a knock-out plug that you use on electrical boxes. I was going to go back and make a better cover, but my coolant really doesn't splash that high very often. Your knob is very nice.
Randy