Hi Lastic, the part you would need would take minutes to knock up in Fusion 3d and would likely be better suited to your needs. If you haven't got Fusion360 then try Tinkercad, which can save files for importing into the likes of Cura. Besides, I don't think Icky or Exxos are planning to release th...

The worst I ever saw was a server in a school. It was based on a 486, so shows how long ago, and why I don't have photos of it! I took the side cover off the case, and it was actually half full of dust, spiders webs, spiders running around, hair and other unmentionables! It was truly disgusting, and...

Laptops can be particularly susceptible to these kinds of problems. I did a refurb on about 4 older machines that I use for various tasks, which included a general clean up to remove dust, replacement of heat sink pads and paste, plus a fan clean. Here are two examples of why you should clean your f...

The advantage of 2.06 is that you can boot from hard disk having installed drivers, whereas with 1.04 you need to boot from a floppy containing the hard disk drivers. Actually, that's not true. TOS 1.04 (even TOS 1.00) can boot from an ACSI hard disk just fine. No floppy disk required. (TOS 2.06 ad...

In answer to your question about TOS 1.04, that is the latest version you can run on your machine without installing a booster. A booster will allow the use of TOS 2.06. The advantage of 2.06 is that you can boot from hard disk having installed drivers, whereas with 1.04 you need to boot from a flop...

You're probably correct that it's any UV exposure and it depends very much on the chemical composition of the additives to the plastic. "Leech out", however, isn't the correct idea though. Basically the bromine is part of a molecule (colourless) which gets broken down releasing molecular bromine (b...

I think it's a combination of many factors, but I'm yet to be convinced that it is heat alone. Here's a photo of my 65XE case stood up against my STs: IMG_20170731_190054.jpg The 65XE has not had any chemical treatments to bring the colour back to original, it's simply been washed with soapy water. ...

If you aren't worried about the extended joypad ports, then a normal ST case will work fine, which is how my first STE started off. The standard ST case (Well mine did at least) had molding marks on the inside, so it would have been possible to easily dremel it out to the correct dimensions using th...

Icky wrote: ↑

Mon Jul 08, 2019 9:47 pm

rubber_jonnie wrote: ↑

Mon Jul 08, 2019 4:52 pm

Reminds me, need to finish my 2nd one

And my STF remake

We need another STF Remake RJ to join the 16MHz party

I know, I gotta get it done!