http://s1216.photobucket.com/albums/dd379/PCGenjin/hucard_project/
(http://i1216.photobucket.com/albums/dd379/PCGenjin/hucard_project/2012-03-03220024.jpg)
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(http://i1216.photobucket.com/albums/dd379/PCGenjin/hucard_project/2012-03-03155847.jpg)
:D
Polish that sucker until it gleams like the sun.
Hallo Kurt :)
That's awesome! What game did you stick in there?
I like it!
(https://junk.tg-16.com/images/pcg0.png) (https://junk.tg-16.com/images/pcgb.gif) (https://junk.tg-16.com/images/pcg0.png) (https://junk.tg-16.com/images/pcgb.gif)
That is truly a work of art. Gorgeous. Simply gorgeous.
Quote from: soop on 03/04/2012, 07:08 AMI like it!
hopefully wonder momo or rastan saga ii
Quote from: PunkCryborg on 03/04/2012, 08:44 AMQuote from: soop on 03/04/2012, 07:08 AMI like it!
hopefully wonder momo or rastan saga ii
I'm pretty certain it's Drop Rock Hora Hora Rock Drop*
*palindrome
That is awesome!
Excellent Job! I am very impressed!
We also seem to own a copy of the same book...
Excellent! Are you going to use some kind of virgin ABS plastic in the actual mold?
Quote from: fragmare on 03/04/2012, 11:21 AMExcellent! Are you going to use some kind of virgin ABS plastic in the actual mold?
I hadn't research on what specific plastic materials (beads) to use yet, but my brother and I are working on two approaches. First will be something much like this: http://www.techkits.com/pim/index.htm . And the other is two part resin (no melting) and rather pushing the material through, you pull it through the other side with a vacuum tank. But honestly, the plastic bead force injection method looks
soooo much easier (which my brother prefers and honestly think what we'll probably end up using). Sometime in the next week or two, we're gonna machine the reserve molds from two large blocks of aluminum for the real mold. I just wanted this aluminum hucard for two reason; 1) it's an aluminum hucard! 2) if there's a delay in machining the molds or getting the injection equipment or whatever, then I can mess around meantime and make plaster type quick set with silicone layered mold for the two part resin trial and error process (I still plan on using the two part resin method because it has application for other stuff/hobbies that I'm into).
QuoteWe also seem to own a copy of the same book...
I got that book back in 1999 and it was already old by then (I mean, the original version/print of it), but that was my first entry into assembly language (x86). I thought it was a great book. I just got it back after years of lending it to my brother :P
QuoteThat's awesome! What game did you stick in there?
Power Golf. I'm dead serious >_> You can barely seem the Power Golf hucard (green label) in the shot with the mill. It's sitting on a piece a white paper on the mill itself.
Man, that is awesome! What do you plan to slap on hueys?
Quote from: TurboXray on 03/04/2012, 11:58 AMQuoteThat's awesome! What game did you stick in there?
Power Golf. I'm dead serious >_> You can barely seem the Power Golf hucard (green label) in the shot with the mill. It's sitting on a piece a white paper on the mill itself.
The venerable Power Golf, a worthy sacrifice for the greater good of HuCARDs everywhere. (https://junk.tg-16.com/images/pcgLT.png).
Quote from: TurboXray on 03/04/2012, 11:58 AMI hadn't research on what specific plastic materials (beads) to use yet, but my brother and I are working on two approaches. First will be something much like this: http://www.techkits.com/pim/index.htm . And the other is two part resin (no melting) and rather pushing the material through, you pull it through the other side with a vacuum tank. But honestly, the plastic bead force injection method looks soooo much easier (which my brother prefers and honestly think what we'll probably end up using).
I like that PIM Shooter thing. IP is going to give you WAY better results, btw. I don't know of any two part resins that can be low/zero pressure injected and still give you a good non-porous, strong, final product.
Bonknuts, you rock.
Quote from: esteban on 03/04/2012, 09:08 AMQuote from: PunkCryborg on 03/04/2012, 08:44 AMQuote from: soop on 03/04/2012, 07:08 AMI like it!
hopefully wonder momo or rastan saga ii
I'm pretty certain it's Drop Rock Hora Hora Rock Drop*
*palindrome
Nah, he put Timeball/Blodia in there just for you! :D
That's definitely awesome!
Hmm, this probably shouldn't be in the dev section. I didn't make that hucard necessarily because I'm dev'ing on it. I've actually had the idea for make something like that for quite sometime. I made it because I'm merging two hobbies; machining and pce/tg16. I'm just getting into machining as if late (the equipment is damn expensive, but I now I have access to it). I need a bit of practice so I think I'll make some other TG16/PCE related stuffs.
What do you guys think about a TG16 gamepad shell? I'm not sure I have all equipment for it, but I'd at least like to try.
Mod: Please move this thread to either TG16 or PCE section.
God i could have you running that Bridgeport for hours with things i would like made.
Howabout an aluminum TG/PCE-compatible power glove! Of course you'd have to say "Groovy." every time you put it on. :mrgreen:
I want a brushed aluminium gt case thats all........i'm not asking for much :mrgreen:
QuoteWhat do you guys think about a TG16 gamepad shell?
Yes, please.
And not to be pushy, but how about new versions of the 2/6 button controller? With real buttons, though :)
Put in a Magical Chase and sell it for 6000$. Someone will pay that silly amount of money for it.
Or maybe not...
next step, transparent aluminum huey :)
Hey, hey, hey... I'm not a professional machinist. I'm not even an amateur, I'm still a novice ;>_>
I worked on the "alucard" for about 6 hours. Most of that time is just setting up the machine/calibrating for each step of the process. Hell, after all of that I was off 0.001 of an inch on the hucard pcb area at the top compared to the bottom and the pcb wouldn't fit at the top because of it. Had to modify it by hand :?
There are some angles and stuff that I can't cut because I don't have the tool bits for it or tool attachments. Machinist make a lot of their own tools too and I'm not that far yet. I'd love to be able to machine a tg16 or pce shell at some point.
Anyway, if I make some duplicate stuff I'll give it out if some of you guys are interested. I can't guarantee it'll be pro grade stuff though.
make aluminum covers for Turbobs for people who don't have the original black ones
Quote from: TurboXray on 03/09/2012, 10:06 AMI worked on the "alucard" for about 6 hours.
Hahaha, Alucard :D
Pretty impressive and very cool looking, nice work Bonknuts! you should do the controller shell next as mentioned, or an aluminum pc engine
Quote from: TurboXray on 03/09/2012, 10:06 AMAnyway, if I make some duplicate stuff I'll give it out if some of you guys are interested. I can't guarantee it'll be pro grade stuff though.
Hell yes, of course some of us are interested in that. (https://junk.tg-16.com/images/pcg0.png)
I am trying to think of projects that don't seem (initially, at least) to be too complicated...
(1) a gampad seems challenging (all the angles, the rounded edges on bottom, the "bump" raised center where the PCE/TG-16 logo is) -- BUT, if you simplified the design (keeping things flat, eliminating extra bumps) you might be happier (as a "beginner" project"). Regardless, this would also be the koolest item because pads are constantly used and
visually interesting due to all the intricacies of design.
(2) Turbo/DUO Tap shell might be the easiest...though it isn't as visually interesting as a pad, and it doesn't get used/handled as frequently.
(4) THE MOST POINTLESS PROJECT: Make a TV Tuner shell (TG Express)! I might be the only person who would actually think this was kool. Sadly, I would only use the item for the A/V IN.
(5) I won't even mention the TurboBooster(Plus).
(6) TRULY THE MOST POINTLESS: A pachinko controller! You would probably get death threats from the less-mentally-stable members here for dedicating time and energy into a PCE pachinko controller.
I'll stop now, but, a DUO/Turbo Tap seems like a (relatively) easy project for an item that would actually be used.
I fully support any direction you decide to pursue, even if you simply want to make cigarette cases with the TG-16 logo (https://junk.tg-16.com/images/pcg0.png).
Quote from: guest on 03/09/2012, 10:11 AMmake aluminum covers for Turbobs for people who don't have the original black ones
agreed.
If you get real ambitious, try going for a booster, or booster plus!
I don't think I've ever seen anybody attempt anything similar to this! Awesome!
PCE/TG-16|CD/SGX Discussion => Topic started by: TurboXray on 03/04/2012, 01:05 AM