DRece
01-18-2007, 01:50 AM
:DBefore I type up this idea, i have to explain why it is that I have the idea. I have this little hp pav case that I though was so cool. I have little cash (actually none at all) but yet I tend to make is Hp case the way I want.:D
:think:I had the idea of use sheet metal and wire mesh that is used on trailers of construction people because my grandfather like to repair them now and than. Plus, I like how tough book laptops look, and how they can be rugged. So this take a Hp pav mini atx case, stripped it down to just metal panels and the bare bone case ( no plastic ). Placing metal sheet on the outside and some on the inside. Plan to place alunium angles on the edges and use a certain type of wire steel grid that is use on trailer but i dont have a name for it ( it looks like squiggle lines welded together), than take some acrylic and melt it over the metal mesh described about to create a ice effect. than illuminate it some how. Ya, im sorry it is vague and pictureless but I had to get it out of my head and onto paper so to speak. I like advice so I post it here.:think:
:think:I had the idea of use sheet metal and wire mesh that is used on trailers of construction people because my grandfather like to repair them now and than. Plus, I like how tough book laptops look, and how they can be rugged. So this take a Hp pav mini atx case, stripped it down to just metal panels and the bare bone case ( no plastic ). Placing metal sheet on the outside and some on the inside. Plan to place alunium angles on the edges and use a certain type of wire steel grid that is use on trailer but i dont have a name for it ( it looks like squiggle lines welded together), than take some acrylic and melt it over the metal mesh described about to create a ice effect. than illuminate it some how. Ya, im sorry it is vague and pictureless but I had to get it out of my head and onto paper so to speak. I like advice so I post it here.:think: