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Age: 25
Location: Tampere

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  • Working light for a drill press
  • Bunnypedals
  • Led light
  • Custom TFT stand
  • Halogen light system

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    Title: Bittikaiuttimet 2.0
    Created: 19.12.2011 14:20
    Building new boxes for an old DIY-speaker kit.

    The materials used are the same as in the blaster project;
    Annnnnd just for fun here's a size comparison of the new speaker next to the subwoofer we built not too long ago :) Maybe I should run these as a 2.1-set?
    Annnnnd just for fun...    		 Wooden parts for one speaker done. The front panel is sunk 6 mm so I can cover the whole speakers in the same black fabric as used in the subwoofer.
    Wooden parts for one...    		 The other holes were easy enough to cut, but I didn't have the correct size hole saw so I used Dremel 300 instead.
    The other holes were...
    Title: Blaster 3
    Created: 10.04.2011 16:54
    It's that time of the year again.
    Close call but got it finished in time... Kinda. Need to re-do some things, but atleast it worked :) Special thanks to willek for putting it all together the night before vappu.
    Close call but got i...    		 Woodwork almost finished. What a relief, and still a week to go... ...that said, the battery still hasn't arrived, both Visaton cones are broken and there's still a couple of impossible parts left to fabricate. Business as usual, I suppose.
    Woodwork almost fini...    		 Lovely weather to work on the balcony. Also it turns out the Dremel Trio is really good for such small projects and thin plywood.
    Lovely weather to wo...    		 Parts for the third and final(?) blaster..
    Parts for the third ...
    Title: Blaster 2
    Created: 20.01.2011 19:04
    Bigger, uglier, louder.
    If you need to ask - you wouldn't understand. The last hoo-rah of the Blaster 2 before starting the build of the third coming (tm).
    If you need to ask -...    		 More tests on the DDR-blaster... We really gave it a beating and there was no damage whatsoever. The batteries did get disconnected after the thing was thrown to the ground, but that doesn't count :P
    More tests on the DD...    		 We found a way of making the damn thing even fuglier than it already was.
    We found a way of ma...    		 Official outdoors testing. It was about 70 meters loud.
    Official outdoors te...
    Sealed the box today. Also got the chance to mess around with the new Dremel Trio tool.
    Sealed the box today...    		 Proper inserts/nuts this time :)
    Proper inserts/nuts ...    		 Saw some guy on the street and paid him to make some cuts for me ;)
    Saw some guy on the ...    		 A couple of hours in to the build..
    A couple of hours in...
    The Chaos Phase(tm) of the build.
    The Chaos Phase(tm) ...    		 The saga continues. Started with the most twisted piece of plywood I've ever seen. Gonna be a challenge.
    The saga continues. ...
    Title: Blaster
    Created: 16.09.2010 07:59
    Domoblaster
    The saga continues :) Should be back in action by Assembly 2011... ...We'll see about that!
    The saga continues :...    		 Ready for action. Check the project for more info.
    Ready for action. Ch...    		 Got the connectors, power switch, fuse holder and voltage meter in place.
    Got the connectors, ...    		 Didn't see that coming, huh?
    Didn't see that comi...
    Title: Test bench
    Created: 03.08.2010 12:44
    I needed a compact test bench, so I built one.
    Updated the test bench, it now has some weather striping to keep the PSU and optical drive/HDD in place as well as mounting holes for the PSU. The fan is currently held in place with some zip ties, I still need to figure a good way to mount it. I need to move this thing around a lot to keep it safe from my cat, and having the parts mounted in makes moving it around a LOT easier.
    Updated the test ben...    		 Built a test bench. Took a couple of hours and cost maybe 5 €. Used to have the parts lying on the table, but this makes moving the rig so much easier... Note the upside down standoffs. I figured this would make for the easiest installation. Just slap the motherboard on and it is not going to move anywhere. I also have thumb grommets for more secure mounting when necessary. Keep it simple ;)
    Built a test bench. ...    		 Built a test bench. Took a couple of hours and cost maybe 5 €. Used to have the parts lying on the table, but this makes moving the rig so much easier... Note the upside down standoffs. I figured this would make for the easiest installation. Just slap the motherboard on and it is not going to move anywhere. I also have thumb grommets for more secure mounting when necessary. Keep it simple ;)
    Built a test bench. ...
    Title: the OMG case
    Created: 03.08.2010 12:42
    The \"OMG Jipa is doing something\"-case.

    Keywords: World wonder, ultimate case, excellent design,
    here's how it looked after assembly.
    here's how it looked...    		 Peeled off the plastics from the aluminum sheets and started sanding/polishing the corner profiles. Pretty likely I'll end up painting them, but lets see.
    Peeled off the plast...    		 Something new.
    Something new....    		 PSU-mount ready and motherboard kinda in place. Not bad as I haven't had much time to work on this damn thing.
    PSU-mount ready and ...
    Coming along nicely.
    Coming along nicely....    		 So far so good. Couldn't work on this on weekend, but now I'm back at it and it's almost ready ;)
    So far so good. Coul...    		 So many ghetto blasters I figured it was about time for someone to actually make a computer case. Chaotic builder is chaotic.
    So many ghetto blast...    		 Just another plan.. Or is it?
    Just another plan.. ...
    Title: Dimmer
    Created: 06.12.2008 22:14
    Dimmer for 12 V led-lights or fans...
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    Title: P180B
    Created: 15.11.2008 18:59
    My trusty case that I\'ve slightly modified to match meet my requirements.
    P180BJSS getting some further modifications... this_can_only_end_well.jpg ;) And if someone doesn't get the image, I pulled the composite roof apart, damn that's some good glue/tape and there's lots of it.
    P180BJSS getting som...    		 Quick'n'dirty noise dampening mat installation in my trusty P180B. Bought a 50x100 cm piece of this mat from Motonet (cost 14 €, comes with glue). It's not gonna make a huge difference in the noise level, but I used it to block the excess holes of the case as well, so less dust will get in to the case. Took an hour to apply the stuff. If you're gonna make this to your case then there are a couple of things you should take into consideration: 1. Only place the stuff to places where it doesn't make installation or getting the side panels in place hard/impossible 2. You don't need to expose the whole glue side, just cut away parts of the paper backing and it'll stick firm enough. This way you can also remove the mat in the future if you wish to. 3. A sharp knife and scissors are needed to easily cut the stuff. You can also use isopropyl alcohol or such to remove the glue from the blade (or just get multiple knifes).
    Quick'n'dirty noise ...    		 Quick'n'dirty noise dampening mat installation in my trusty P180B. Bought a 50x100 cm piece of this mat from Motonet (cost 14 €, comes with glue). It's not gonna make a huge difference in the noise level, but I used it to block the excess holes of the case as well, so less dust will get in to the case. Took an hour to apply the stuff. If you're gonna make this to your case then there are a couple of things you should take into consideration: 1. Only place the stuff to places where it doesn't make installation or getting the side panels in place hard/impossible 2. You don't need to expose the whole glue side, just cut away parts of the paper backing and it'll stick firm enough. This way you can also remove the mat in the future if you wish to. 3. A sharp knife and scissors are needed to easily cut the stuff. You can also use isopropyl alcohol or such to remove the glue from the blade (or just get multiple knifes).
    Quick'n'dirty noise ...    		 Had to remove a divider wall from the P180B in order to fit longer power supplies. See also the other image, the HDD fan is now on the front panel. Also added a M4-threaded rod for extra support. Also ther upper HDD-cage and the external 3,5" place have been removed as they were useless. The original tri-cool fans are changed to quieter Nexus fans. (not installed in the image).
    Had to remove a divi...
    Had to move the bottom fan of the P180B to the front panel as there's no room in between the PSU and the HDD cage. Was a terrible pain in the backside to make a hole for the fan, but now it's there. Lost the lower dust filter in the progress, but other than that the case appears to be stock.
    Had to move the bott...    		 It's not pretty but it works! There's a short piece of aluminum square tube glued to the door so now the DVD-drive can open the door when DVD-burning is finished instead of making annoying noises while trying. Eli pieni pätkä neliöputkea ovessa, että DVD-asema voi avata oven, aiemmin se on DVD-polton päätteeksi kolistellut tuolla oven takana saamatta sitä auki.
    It's not pretty but ...
    Title: penkkiporavalo
    Created: 06.04.2008 11:44

    Title: Led light
    Created: 07.04.2007 21:42
    quick project..
    Build new "ambilight"-bars from leds. Two bars with eight leds each. I've also upgraded the original led lights and now they also have eight of the same leds each. So now overall there are 32 leds lighting the desk area. Not really enough to LIGHT anything, but it gives a nice effect in the dark. All of these are also hooked up to the DIY-dimmer (see project). The leds are hidden inside an aluminum profile, just large enough for all the wiring.
    Build new "ambi...    		 Build new "ambilight"-bars from leds. Two bars with eight leds each. I've also upgraded the original led lights and now they also have eight of the same leds each. So now overall there are 32 leds lighting the desk area. Not really enough to LIGHT anything, but it gives a nice effect in the dark. All of these are also hooked up to the DIY-dimmer (see project). Here still lacking the connectors...
    Build new "ambi...    		 Two "12 Vac leds" with stands made of finger guards. I decided it's better to have them on the table pointing upwards than the other way around. Kaksi valmista "12 Vac lediä" sormisuojista tehtyine jalustoineen. Päätin lopulta, että on parempi että ledit osoittavat alhaalta ylöspäin, eikä toisinpäin.
    Two "12 Vac led...    		 Led light in a dark room. See project for details.
    Led light in a dark ...
    see project for details
    see project for deta...
    Title: Halogeeni
    Created: 09.03.2007 10:43

    Halogen thingy done. Official inspector checking the connections :)
    Halogen thingy done....
    Title: Room
    Created: 09.03.2007 10:42

    New Metku-office ;)
    New Metku-office ;) ...    		 LED-thingys in use again. IMO they look better now than they did with the old table.. Cat doesn't seem to be so sure. Oh and ofcourse when you're sitting on the sofa, you can't see the leds, and there's the DIY dimmer if they seem too bright.
    LED-thingys in use a...    		 CHANGE PLACES!111 New room, same house, old stuff. In hope of some day getting a proper TV, I put together this fugly TV-desk. It's ugly as sin, but also sturdy enough for anything I might or might not get.
    CHANGE PLACES!111...    		 CHANGE PLACES!!11 New room, same house, old stuff.
    CHANGE PLACES!!11...
    Upgraded the lighting in the modding shack. The upper shot is taken with the old halogen spot light, the lower with the new fluorescent lamp. Can't believe the improvement. Probably gonna install another lamp in my bedroom as the yellow incandescent light and darkness make me sick. (Oh btw when taking these shots, the camera was forced at sunlight-WB)
    Upgraded the lightin...    		 Our combined living room / modding shack. More of the latter, to be honest :D Usually the table closer to the camera is used for metal working and has a bench drill on it and the one next to the wall is for electronics. This time though I was tweaking the bike so I cleaned the desk.
    Our combined living ...    		 New place. Still lacking luxuries such as lamps and drawers, but atleast the computer and audio kit are up and running :) (also it's definitely time to make new rear speakers.. Sigh)
    New place. Still lac...    		 New monitor, LG L245WP-BN, 24", 1920x1200, pivot, more than 2 colours (non-TN).
    New monitor, LG L245...
    The images pretty much tell it all. A chopped bookshelf behind the monitor now acts as a speaker stand and makes it easier to stack the equipments.
    The images pretty mu...    		 Tuntuu olevan muodissa uppia autosubbareita, itse en omista mokomaa, mutta tässä on kotimalli. Seems to be fashionable to upload images showing car-subwoofers. I don't own one, but here's my home-setup. Peerless XLS 10" + t.amp E400 + Linkwitz-transform (not seen in this image).
    Tuntuu olevan muodis...    		 Ok yet another deskshot... I finally bought decent speakers o/ The center speaker looks damn ridiculous as it is, I must cut the stand, so it will come down a bit. The speakers are Amphion Helium2. They are remarkably smaller than the old ones, so I'll need to build some sort of stands for the left and right as well. Vaihteeksi Jipan deskshotti... Pääsin viimein eroon markettihifistä o/ Keskikaiutin on tällähetkellä turhan korkealla, pitää lyhentää tuota jalustaa jonkinverran. Kaiuttimet ovat malliltaan Amphion helium2. Ne on huomattavasti pienempiä kuin aiemmat, ja tarvitsevat jonkinlaiset jalustat.. Pitää keksiä jotain!
    Ok yet another desks...    		 One more pic of the cables.
    One more pic of the ...
    When I fixed the alu-stand to the desk, I decided to add some wire hooks and manage the cables. There was a good place for a mains cord and a KVM switch behind the table. KVM is fixed with steelwire and karhuntarrat(tm) for maximal security. The cables don't seem too tidy, but they aren't either on the floor or on the desk, so I'm happy with the result.
    When I fixed the alu...    		 The custom alu-stand finally in use. I decided not to mount the monitor to it until I invent a way to add some adjustments to it. Maybe I'll buy a commercial wall-mounting bracket and bolt it between the stand and the display...
    The custom alu-stand...
    Default album
    Sunshine, beer, power tools and MOAR blasters. :)
    Sunshine, beer, powe...    		 Added a touch of decorative lighting to my crib. The exit-sign has a meter of remote controller RGB led strip inside it: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=00V5ceP3HA4
    Added a touch of dec...    		 Yeah.. The spring is coming... So I'm in for a new blaster! Although the thing about this one is that it's already for sale! At the mere price of the components + some work. The speaker is this one: http://www.thomann.de/fi/db_technologies_k_70.htm The amplifier is rubbish and will differ, but the batteries will be 18650 cells for convenient use.
    Yeah.. The spring is...    		 I'll have to join the guild of the desk builders, this one just isn't wide enough! (It's fugly as well..)
    I'll have to join th...
    "We may have over cooked it" Living room audio.. The mod here is the rack, more of which later.
    "We may have ov...    		 Build yet another blaster for a friend of mine. This time the idea was to use the parts I had lying around and make it fit inside a beer case so I wouldn't have to worry about the surface finish :) Many thanks to Marko for the photos, forgot to take any myself..
    Build yet another bl...    		 Build yet another blaster for a friend of mine. This time the idea was to use the parts I had lying around and make it fit inside a beer case so I wouldn't have to worry about the surface finish :) Many thanks to Marko for the photos, forgot to take any myself..
    Build yet another bl...    		 Started building something, lets see if we'll ever see more of this...
    Started building som...
    Finished touches on the subwoofer. It got wrapped in satin and the ends are made of stainless steel. Looks pretty nice :)
    Finished touches on ...    		 After all the dozens of cases I've reviewed, this is what it's come to :D I've just had the worst black-case-overdose ever, and wanted something subtle, boring and BEIGE (..and obviously missing the front bezel and side panel in this shot, because a box standard case form the 90's wouldn't really be too entertaining to look at). It's a random case complete with a Celeron-sticker and Phenom X6 1100 + HD6950-rig. For a mod I swapped the original drive cages for this: http://allthemods.com/userinfo.php?userid=8&id=6409 I'm yet to decide if I'm going to actually put some effort into this or try to find a the kind of beige case that I'm actually looking for and save the mods for that.
    After all the dozens...    		 Got it built. (...or actually willek did) Yours truly as size reference and just to show off my new Umbro-sweatpants. And how does it sound, I hear you ask? Well... Use your imagination. It's pretty loud.
    Got it built. (...or...    		 New subwoofer project coming up :D For size comparison there's a very sturdy 6,5" bass driver on the left (similar to what you might find inside good PC-speaker subwoofers). Sometimes size DOES matter.
    New subwoofer projec...
    And here it is all done and ready for action. The original idea was to use some zip ties or velcro to keep the new adapter in place, but actually it's exactly the right size so I can still use the original battery cover to hold it in place :) Flawless victory! It took me forever to actually start building this thing, but in the end it was just an hour or two to build it. This will save me so much cash in batteries :)
    And here it is all d...    		 I then cut two pieces of 6 mm acryl to act as the frame, and a piece of PCB to house a couple of capacitors. The caps are there to even out the peaks caused by the flash charging its own capacitor.
    I then cut two piece...    		 Modified my flash to use a transformer instead of six AA-batteries. Here's how it originally works, a holder for the batteries and a separate hatch that keeps the holder in place. If I wanted to use rechargeable batteries it would take two chargers to charge them all simultaneously, and I just didn't want to go there... Also I had no other use for the cells, and spending all the money for batteries and chargers just to feed a freebie flash seemed like total waste of money.
    Modified my flash to...    		 Lets start a bit of a community project here! Like some of you may or may not know, we already started abusing this Antec 902 case over at Assembly 2011, but now the party is over and I'm out of ideas. The stuff done so far: Flip the thing 90 degrees, so the rear is no floor and the front is the roof. Lift the motherboard tray and I/O-area 40 mm so there's room for cables. Cut a small window to the front/roof and flip the fans so the cooling makes sense. So not much done... Yet. To help with the inspiration and ideas, there's a SketchUp-model of the case available at: http://sketchup.google.com/3dwarehouse/details?mid=6fb65033d8293077450b643c5e3aa18a&prevstart=0 (and if you want to send edited models/renders/long stories, feel free to do so directly to my email at jvasama@hotmail.com)
    Lets start a bit of ...
    New stands for the speakers ;) I may have to do some finishing touches, but atleast they are sturdy enough.
    New stands for the s...    		 To balance the ugliness of the Blaster, I designed this thing of beauty. Now I'm wondering if I should actually make it. What do you think?
    To balance the uglin...    		 It seems like the LED-lamp photos disappeared during the server change, so lets try again.. 4-led module mounted to an old GPU-cooler and aluminum block, 1 A driver and a Li-Poly battery. Next job will be to seal the thing somehow and make a mount for bicycle use.
    It seems like the LE...    		 It seems like the LED-lamp photos disappeared during the server change, so lets try again.. 4-led module mounted to an old GPU-cooler and aluminum block, 1 A driver and a Li-Poly battery. Next job will be to seal the thing somehow and make a mount for bicycle use.
    It seems like the LE...
    Finally got around finishing the cooler. Added a switch for choosing between 12/6 V for the fans.. Now that it's done, I think I might spend the 10 € on a proper AM3-mount for the Apogee GTZ :) Next stop: seeing how well it manages to cool an overclocked 6-core...
    Finally got around f...    		 Something new.
    Something new. ...    		 Decided to build a new cabinet for the tools. Re-used parts from a shelf I got for free from a friend of mine. Still needs the hooks for the tools in the upper part and a door for the bottom part, but other than that it's done. It's ugly as sin, but so much better than the old one... I may paint it one day if I also get some paint for free :P
    Decided to build a n...    		 Build new "ambilight"-bars from leds. Two bars with eight leds each. I've also upgraded the original led lights and now they also have eight of the same leds each. So now overall there are 32 leds lighting the desk area. Not really enough to LIGHT anything, but it gives a nice effect in the dark. All of these are also hooked up to the DIY-dimmer (see project).
    Build new "ambi...
    New setup. Needed moar desk space, figured this would be the best solution. The speakers need to be tilted or placed somewhere else, but other than that it seems fine.
    New setup. Needed mo...    		 Annnnnnd done. It's operational, but I still need to get the casing done.
    Annnnnnd done. It's ...    		 Coming up ;)
    Coming up ;) ...    		 I decided I need a new HDD-cage and got kinda carried away. 6 mm aluminum + 4 mm bitumen SHOULD be enough to prevent any vibrations... As for the mounting I've got two Antec silicone grommets on each corner. The cage alone weights about 350 grams and with all the four drives in place the total is over two kilograms (kitchen scale didn't show over 2000 g ;) )
    I decided I need a n...
    I decided I need a new HDD-cage and got kinda carried away. 6 mm aluminum + 4 mm bitumen SHOULD be enough to prevent any vibrations...
    I decided I need a n...    		 Started to build a rack for my amplifiers... The actual design has three layers, but as of now I only made one. Basically it's just something to make my desk less cluttered. It also has wheels for easier connecting of cables and cleaning.
    Started to build a r...    		 I made this as a Christmas present to my sister. It's computer speakers modified into a plushie pig :) Unfortunately I don't seem to have any proper pictures of the making, as I was in terrible hurry, but here's the finished "product". Also see the video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q_7ll1x-usg
    I made this as a Chr...    		 Cleaned dad's cables. This is how you make before-after shot ;) No need for image spamming.
    Cleaned dad's cables...
    Internals of the USB LED-tester. Just a DIL-socket and some resistors.
    Internals of the USB...    		 The casing of the USB LED-tester.
    The casing of the US...    		 Finished. Was hard enough to tighten the grommet of the RCA-connector inside the tube...
    Finished. Was hard e...    		 DIY cable for the subwoofer... AAA battery on the image for size comparison :> Speakon connectors on both ends, just a little bit more sturdy than the 3,5 mm jacks or RCA connectors on el-cheapo signal cables.
    DIY cable for the su...
    Comparison between the original SketchUp-model and the finished fan. The shape of the bottom part changed a little bit, but other than that it followed the plan pretty nicely :)
    Comparison between t...    		 Already got the hardest part done today.. Base coming up tomorrow (maybe).
    Already got the hard...    		 2nd. rig assembled for the last time (in Silverstone SG03) and ready to be shipped off. This was the second mATX-setup solely built for case reviews and now as my sister needs anew rig, this will go to her. That also means that when ever I'm gonna review the next mATX case to Metku I'll have to build yet another mATX setup :) The components in this one were: Gigabyte GA-73PVM-S2H E2160 2* PQi 1 GB 800 MHz Seagate Barracuda 7200.10 250 GB SilverStone SST-ST56F 560W Silverstone Sugo SG03 aluminum case Silverstone Nitrogon NT06-Lite + Random DVD-burner Very small and quiet build, she'd better love it :D
    2nd. rig assembled f...    		 You won't be seeing any AMD CPUs in future reviews ;) Jipa's shopping spree; Gigabyte GA-73PVM-S2H Abit IP35 E2160 E6750 and a 7200.10 250 GB for the mATX-rig just because it seemed so lonely in the store.
    You won't be seeing ...
    Out with the old, in with the new. Go figure why it was time to upgrade the test bed from X2 4600+ to E6750. Both processors running at stock speeds...
    Out with the old, in...    		 SketchUp'd a bit and here's the result. Diameters are ~40x40x20 cm and it houses uATX mobo and normal ATX power supply. Also see the video here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mta42KT9G6s Shows how important it is to use components - it's so much easier to see and modify the design when you make all the stuff components of their own.
    SketchUp'd a bit and...    		 A triac controller that I've been planning for ages and am finally building. So far it has four channels, but I'm gonna make a second PCB there to house further 4 channels. The triacs I'm using are rated at 9 amp RMS current, which means that I can control 8*9=72 amps continuous current. On 12 V lamps this means over 800 Watts and if I made the system to handle 230 Volts (which I'm not, because all the insulations would be very, very bad PITA to make properly) it could handle about 16 kW power.... That's the theory at least :D More to come.
    A triac controller t...    		 Some ghetto drill press-addons. I was drilling holes to PCB for a project and didn't want the dust to get all over the place, which explains the red bin under the drill. Sometimes it would be handy to have this bin filled with water (wet sanding/polishing), but that would need some further enhancements to the design so that the drill wouldn't rust. Another test here is the LED-light taped to the side. First I thought of using two line-lasers, but drilling reflective stuff (metal) would be rather unpleasant if there were laser beams bouncing to my eyes. The lamp made it easier to see where the marks are, so I think I'm gonna go a bit further with this idea and modify the lamp to work with transformer and have a power switch.
    Some ghetto drill pr...
    The original mounting bracket of the cooler snapped, so I had to make a new one. Kinda made me dislike the AM2 and its four mounting holes... S939 would've been easier as it has only two holes.
    The original mountin...    		 The simpliest fancontroller in the world... The pcb is about 3 x too large right now, but I guess I'll add some connectors there, so there'll be no extra space. Specs are: Max. power handling (like it would matter) ~100 W Adjustment for minimum voltage/fan speed (makes sure the fans don't stop at any setting) When I add the connectors, I'll propably also add a trimmer for the max. speed. Cost for this thing is about 2 € (around three billion dollars with the current exchange rate)
    The simpliest fancon...    		 See the bunnypedal-project for more info.
    See the bunnypedal-p...    		 Three images showing the bolt-action mechanism of my coilgun in action. There should be a spring in the barrel, but I can't find one long enough
    Three images showing...
    An old casemod of mine. Found the images and I just had to upload one :) It's an old Compaq servercase transformed to house normal ATX hardware. Also had a motored webcam and a peltier-colacooler.
    An old casemod of mi...    		 My humble modcorner which, as seen in the picture, isn't a corner at all. On top of the shelf there's my newest thing, an oscilloscope I got from school. Make building and repairing all kinds of electronics so much easier... And yes, there's a green CCFL in the tool-closet :)
    My humble modcorner ...    		 My version of Peltier-colacooler... No insulations and the tube is there just to demonstrate the crazy height of that thing.
    My version of Peltie...    		 Finally found a cooler that fits the M2N32-SLI Deluxe motherboard! Yay I'm so happy, finally got rid of the noisy boxed cooler. The cooler is Nexus AXM-8200, for more info visit http://www.nexustek.nl/axm-8200_am2-real-silent-cpu-cooler.htm Viimeinki löyty cooleri joka sopii M2N32-sli Deluxe-emolle ja pääsin eroon boxed-coolerista.
    Finally found a cool...
    Engraving at Campus Party 2007.
    Engraving at Campus ...    		 11 th. Campus Party in Valencia. Four members of Metku crew are here, are you?
    11 th. Campus Party ...    		 Funky.
    Funky.    		 Another shot showing the internals of the server. It's a hevily underclocked Pentium 3-system with only one fan and some sound dampening stuff on the walls. Fast enough to run my irssi and keeps cool'n'quiet. Besides cooling the HDD, the heatsink also adds some weight to it and makes it more quiet. I tried to take a picture showing the clearance between the processor and the PSU fan, but it didn't work out too well. There's maybe one millimeter between those :)
    Another shot showing...
    My new PSU I salvaged from a rack of hospital equipments. I guess the rack had something to do with magnetic resonance imaging... 150 amperes should be more than enough for all the leds I ever wish to use! The plug on top of the unit is the original power plug. I don't know what model that is, but luckily the voltage range is right.
    My new PSU I salvage...    		 Clean through the base of a soda can. It also went all the way through when shot from the side..... Jipa likes :) Thanks to masse for using his lathe to make the projectile seen in the pic.
    Clean through the ba...    		 Here's my RC-runner made of two servomotors, a battery and a reciver and ofc Lego-wheels and some 1,5 mm aluminum sheet. It runs pretty fast at full charge and I've actually broken the fixings from both servos via driving it down from a table...
    Here's my RC-runner ...    		 My coilgun version X.0 X because I don't remember which version this actually is but this pic is taken from the very first tests with this version, so it's .0. Logical eh? :) I tried to make things safe this time and keep every high-voltage part hidden. Current specs for the capacitors are 200V 4800uF but I'm gonna upgrade that up to atleast 10000uF ( About 50 to 100J of energy)
    My coilgun version X...
    I finally bought a drill press! Now I can mod again ;) Also some quality-cobolt-bits, they really rock! F the cheap bits! Drill cost about 60€ and the vice 10.. Bits so far also about 10€.
    I finally bought a d...