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RE: KAT5 Website Updated


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  • Subject: RE: KAT5 Website Updated
  • From: "James Hoye" <james.hoye@xxxxxxx>
  • Date: Tue, 29 Jan 2002 14:24:15 -0000
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> >Have you tried cutting a scart-shaped hole into a steel faceplate?
 ;)
>
> I have.  I had to give up and get my dad to do it with his 'proper'
tools
> (Gawd, it has been _years_ since I said something like that - I feel
about
> 12 again ;D

LOL.

> >As with most of these things, it's the machining/tools that ends
up
> limiting
> >the end product.  Sure, Keith can have scart faceplates made up
> - but only
> >if he orders them by the thousand :(
>
> Well he's somehow managing it at the moment with the existing KAT5
modules
> :)
> Okay, so it's aluminium, but still......

Ah, a local machining company is pressing them for him out of sheet metal.
Flat panels are easy, but a contoured faceplate with recessed screw holes
etc. is a bit more difficult (read expensive tooling setup costs).

James H



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