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azminisk8r
03-13-2007, 12:21 AM
this mod is going along the theme of the garbage can one, getting a message out to your parents, i think i have waaaay too much school work and noticed during my history class that my notebook is about the exact size for a standard ATX mobo, i plan to dunk them in glue so its just a hunk of solid paper, but i need help before i start, if anyone has any old decent sized books or colege textbooks and doesnt want them anymore id appreciate it if you'd send me them, ill put my adress up in a pm if anyone offers

DaveW
03-13-2007, 06:17 AM
Umm...shipping on this stuff will be expensive. And if you think you have it bad, i have 3 shelves of only this year and last year's work. ;)

-Dave

Bucko
03-13-2007, 06:39 AM
Find a secondhand bookshop somewhere and look there.

azminisk8r
03-13-2007, 10:34 AM
Umm...shipping on this stuff will be expensive. And if you think you have it bad, i have 3 shelves of only this year and last year's work. ;)

-Dave

not if you use media shipping then its like 2$ for a book or sumtin

XcOM
03-13-2007, 11:21 AM
hang on, let me get this rite, you want to turn a book into a solid lump, and what, put a PC in one, ARE YOU MAD,
Mind yu, i am, Go for it. and in the UK, it would cost too much to send my few books i have left.

As above, go to an old book store, or look on ebay.com

Airbozo
03-13-2007, 11:50 AM
You could pick up an old Atlas that was big enough to handle a mobo and mini ps. Hehe a 1u book server. I like!

chaksq
03-13-2007, 11:59 AM
Cool idea, I want to see this happen. Just make sure your parents don't get the wrong idea and think you made it as a tribute to studying.

xRyokenx
03-13-2007, 01:15 PM
You could always build a case a make it look like a book, that may be more practical that making a PC in a book, hell, you could even take a case, add some pieces on, and paint it or put a poster or something on the side to make it look like a bookshelf. Cutting the inside parts of the pages out of a book might be quite difficult, and messy.

XcOM
03-13-2007, 02:59 PM
xRyokenx is right, it would be very messy cutting the pages, you would need a press.

Nick_Black
03-13-2007, 04:00 PM
YAY! I'm not the only nutcase on this board (well... I already knew that :p)
but anyway, this sounds sweet, it could be like one of those old retro movies where they have a gun (or chockolate, or money) hidden in a book... on now it's a comp! I would send you some books, but I'm still in high school, so were "supposto" bring our books back at the end of the year..

anyway, I'm looking 4 ward to seeing this :D:D

Airbozo
03-13-2007, 04:29 PM
xRyokenx is right, it would be very messy cutting the pages, you would need a press.

You could always dip the pages in glue (or the whole book at once if you have enough glue and a big enough tray), then press them all together and when they are dry and solid, take a router to the book. This would allow you make some clean cuts fairly easy.

azminisk8r
03-13-2007, 07:54 PM
yep that was my idea exactly, but possibly only about 1-2 inch around the edges so i can pull loke 30 sheets at a time frome the center

azminisk8r
03-13-2007, 07:55 PM
You could always build a case a make it look like a book, that may be more practical that making a PC in a book, hell, you could even take a case, add some pieces on, and paint it or put a poster or something on the side to make it look like a bookshelf. Cutting the inside parts of the pages out of a book might be quite difficult, and messy.




no way thatd be way too easy, plus i want an out of case mod, in case is too easy then its just cut and glue

intergalacticman
03-14-2007, 02:32 PM
what you can do is remove all the pages, grind them up with glue into a lump of gooey paper compound and assemble the case like building it out of clay, then stuff it inside the book cover and use it for a door

azminisk8r
03-14-2007, 03:46 PM
yeah thats my plan minus the grinding it up

DaveW
03-15-2007, 02:22 AM
not if you use media shipping then its like 2$ for a book or sumtin

You got a point there.

-Dave