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22-JAN-2013 © DK Hein 2014

cpu case sliders

The outside and center pieces will be attached to the underside of the table. the two smaller (darker)
pieces will be attached to the cpu case. Together they will act like movable "French cleats" and
allow the case to be moved in and out without additional hardware. All were fabricated with oak.

Nikon D3
1/2s f/11.0 at 150.0mm iso200 hide exif
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Date/Time22-Jan-2013 03:42:32
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ModelNIKON D3
Flash UsedNo
Focal Length150 mm
Exposure Time0.50 sec
Aperturef/11
ISO Equivalent200
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Terri Steele25-Jan-2013 13:24
I love watching your projects come together ;)
Ed Preston24-Jan-2013 13:44
With the weight of the CPU will you need to lube that with anything? That's a great way to access the CPU without costly hardware! I see a saw burn and a trial angle cut there! LOL, but I know that will be removed when sized! I hope your charging them the $5000+ a wood shop would charge! (But I know, they are paying the cost only!)
J. Scott Coile22-Jan-2013 16:41
Nice touch on the top there.