acrylic display stands for PC add-on cards \ VOGONS

acrylic display stands for PC add-on cards

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First post, by exxe

Posted on 2010-04-02, 10:09

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in had let make some acrylic display stands for my graphic cards
because this here is an forum with a lot of collectors of old PC hardware i am sure here are some also interested in this stands

i send them a sketch and ask for a price and they say 75euro for ten and i agreed

acrylformen@gmx.de

the last one is a close-up of the 3dfx Logo f, its around 1:1,2 Magnification, so only a little bid smaller than in real

the only problem is that this acrylic glass is a magnet for cat-hairs and fingerprints on it ::) 🤐

Reply 1 of 4, by retro games 100

Posted on 2010-04-02, 10:33

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Superb! 😎 😁

Reply 2 of 4, by eL_PuSHeR

Posted on 2010-04-02, 12:51

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Very nice! 😎

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Reply 3 of 4, by fillosaurus

Posted on 2010-04-03, 00:08

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That's what I always thought... You germans have money to burn.

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Reply 4 of 4, by bushwack

Posted on 2010-04-03, 01:14

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Last place I worked I was programming CNC and made all kinds of projects, but man I never thought about this. 😢 Now I'm still programming but at a different place that does steel, these hefty machines wouldn't ever do something as small a this.

Sears used to make a small hobbyist CNC router, something like this would be perfect for it.

Oh yeah, displaying a sound card just isn't as sexy as a video card. 😁

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