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    • markyh444M
      markyh444
      last edited by

      Loving this

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      • DipkidD
        Dipkid
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        Well hello there brother!

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        RetroPC: https://retropie.org.uk/forum/topic/13048/the-1976-retropc-diy-retro-gaming-computer-build
        Wallcab: https://retropie.org.uk/forum/topic/28324/wall-mounted-cab-2-0
        Candy Cab: https://retropie.org.uk/forum/topic/34290/diy-candy-cab-arcade

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        • ayekayeA
          ayekaye @Dipkid
          last edited by

          @dipkid Super clean all white. really low profile too. Nice.

          -AK

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          • SgtJimmyRustlesS
            SgtJimmyRustles
            last edited by

            Very clean build. Gotta say, looks good.

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            • ClydeC
              Clyde @ayekaye
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              @ayekaye Very nice looking build. Being no handyman myself at all, I'v the uttermost respect for people who can build something like this from scratch.

              How is it attached to the wall? How do you access its interior for maintenance?

              When will you install the girls? 😄

              @dipkid said in Wall hanging modern cabinet build:

              Well hello there brother!

              Is that yours? If so, do you have a thread or the like with more pictures and information? Its also a very nice build.

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                mark1986
                last edited by

                looks nice, my only concern would be that their appears to be no ventilation for air flow?

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                • DipkidD
                  Dipkid @Clyde
                  last edited by

                  @clyde Thank you, yes its mine.
                  (There is a old thread somewhere on here with some info and pics.)
                  Its diy, made the plans, cutted it etc. Its made with 10mm foamed pvc.
                  It has a key powerswitch, leds in the marquee and in the bottom.
                  This is its current look, not hanged up, Im about to move.

                  0_1527349295337_wallcab.jpg

                  RetroPC: https://retropie.org.uk/forum/topic/13048/the-1976-retropc-diy-retro-gaming-computer-build
                  Wallcab: https://retropie.org.uk/forum/topic/28324/wall-mounted-cab-2-0
                  Candy Cab: https://retropie.org.uk/forum/topic/34290/diy-candy-cab-arcade

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                  • ayekayeA
                    ayekaye @Clyde
                    last edited by

                    @clyde I learned some carpentry specifically to build this. I did not know much at all before building this. It hangs on the wall with 2 French cleats. It’s very sturdy and can be lifted off the cleats for maintenance. I can lean on it with my feet off the ground.

                    -AK

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                    • ayekayeA
                      ayekaye @mark1986
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                      @mark1986 there is an 1/8in gap around the whole back to let the led light shine through and airflow. If heat becomes an issue I could certainly add ventilation or even a fan.

                      -AK

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                      • ClydeC
                        Clyde @Dipkid
                        last edited by

                        @dipkid Great work. The second photo shows it way better.

                        @ayekaye Very formidable. Especially since you learned the skills along the way.

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