A Present For Everyone

[clocker]

If you have been following the construction of Orac3 by G-gnome here is a holiday present for you -Part 3.
If you haven't seen the first two parts of this series, I hope you take the time to start at the beginning...it's well worth the time and effort.

Without doubt this is the most extensively/obsessively modified computer I have ever seen.
G-gnome has raised the bar for us all.

Happy Holidays, all!

[Duffman]

Kinda makes all your modding look a little inferior, you gettign any good ideas from this?

[Virtualbody1234]

I haven't even clicked the link yet but hurray!

Thanks, clocker.

[bigdawgfoxx]

Ok..what is the point of all of this..good lord that looks confusing

[Money Fist]

I REGRET VIEWING THIS POST

i regret more replying to it

[Virtualbody1234]

He's gone nutz!

[clocker]

Originally posted by Duffman3@21 December 2003 - 18:10
Kinda makes all your modding look a little inferior, you gettign any good ideas from this?

Yes, I am.
He hasn't done anything that I couldn't do as well.

Not to take any credit away from his achievement, but quite a bit of what he has done is pretty standard hot rod detailing, an area in which I have some experience.

[Duffman]

i am in fact a 15 year old treckie with great apreiciation for that whole chrome industrial, wires everywhere, sparks flying phasers its just so cool

[clocker]

I think that the most interesting thing about this project is not so much what he has done, but the extent to which he has done it.
Personally, I would have run the cables in a much more organized/geometric fashion, but I really admire the willingness to work down to the smallest detail.

Plus, I think it's notable that he has done all this with fairly common tools, nothing that the average DIYer wouldn't have already, really.

[Duffman]

i can't wait til the end when, and im hoping he will, says how much time and money this cost