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Chiaroscuro by Nick Falzone

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Cheapskate 16th December 2008, 19:12 Quote
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Originally Posted by greensabbath
I'm looking forward to MOTY this year :) .

They should just send you the prizes now. You bagged it again.

I love every bit of this rig. The black/tan color scheme reminds me of a '30s era luxury car.
The magnets were a clever fix. The only thing that could have topped it would be to add a 2nd set on a swing arm to keep them aligned. (Or is one already there and I missed that.)
The inner cage/ lit wirewall is perfection, I may steal that idea someday.:D

Anyone know where to get ebony saplings?:) Everything grows here, I think I'll go into tree farming.
supermonkey 16th December 2008, 20:01 Quote
Very nice work, greensabbath. Your attention to detail, along with all of your pre-planning, resulted in a very successful design.

Is it just me, or do I notice you opting to use more power tools than before?

-monkey
jvjh666 16th December 2008, 20:29 Quote
...that's no PC....it's art...: P
Franklin 16th December 2008, 21:48 Quote
Yep a computer in a piece of art. So called artists in the world could learn a lot from your work.
Torwald 16th December 2008, 23:27 Quote
One of the best mods I've ever seen ! Congratulations man, You've done a great job ! :D
greensabbath 16th December 2008, 23:55 Quote
Thanks again everyone.
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Originally Posted by Cheapskate
The only thing that could have topped it would be to add a 2nd set on a swing arm to keep them aligned. (Or is one already there and I missed that.)

I was thinking about adding a swing arm like that but I couldn't figure out a way of doing it with the time I had left.
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Originally Posted by supermonkey


Is it just me, or do I notice you opting to use more power tools than before?

-monkey

I'm using more power tools for a couple reasons. This case was the first wood project I did after coming back from Italy (so I was out of practice). Also, the joints and cuts for this case were much more attuned for machine work than hand work, as opposed to Yuugou where I designed the joints specifically to be done by hand. Also, I didn't really have enough time for hand tools with this case, since I was basically freaking out the entire time. For the next case though, I'm hoping to utilize hand cut dovetails.

And on that note, I also wanted to thank my parents and my girlfriend for putting up with my crap and helping me so much with these cases, especially this one.
kenco_uk 17th December 2008, 00:11 Quote
Impressive! ;)
perplekks45 17th December 2008, 02:36 Quote
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Originally Posted by [USRF]Obiwan
mod of 2008...
QFT.
Boddaker 17th December 2008, 07:36 Quote
Nick, it's great to finally see what the finished case looks like! lol (couldn't see much of it at NV, even in person, thanks to the lighting there. But I digress). Yes, we're going to have one helluva line-up for MOTY 2008! I'd wish you luck, but I doubt you will need it. ;-)
Zorndar 17th December 2008, 09:37 Quote
Awesome case, the lighting and wood work is stunning
Cheapskate 17th December 2008, 17:21 Quote
I still can't believe this lost at the NV event...
TomD22 17th December 2008, 18:47 Quote
That's stunning. The best case I've seen on bittech to date for sure. Though I do think one monolithic cube would have looked better than two stacked...it kind of smells like a design/lack of space compromise :p:
tominated 21st December 2008, 12:07 Quote
that is soooo incredibly awesome. it's beautiful
ParaHelix.org 24th December 2008, 02:20 Quote
Another wonderfull mod, though on some of the close up images the paint job could have been better, some spots still had brown wood showing through, etc, otherwise nice job.
thehippoz 24th December 2008, 04:24 Quote
=] some skillz
greensabbath 24th December 2008, 04:31 Quote
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Originally Posted by ParaHelix.org
Another wonderfull mod, though on some of the close up images the paint job could have been better, some spots still had brown wood showing through, etc, otherwise nice job.

Paint job? I'm not sure what you are referring to since I didn't use a drop of paint on this. If you are talking about the wood shell then its ebony, i.e. a type of wood that is all black except for a few brown spots. :)
ModMinded 24th December 2008, 21:35 Quote
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Originally Posted by greensabbath
Paint job? I'm not sure what you are referring to since I didn't use a drop of paint on this. If you are talking about the wood shell then its ebony, i.e. a type of wood that is all black except for a few brown spots. :)

lol
Bindibadgi 24th December 2008, 22:58 Quote
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Originally Posted by Cheapskate
I still can't believe this lost at the NV event...

I still can't believe most of the "winners" of the NV event. Shocking. That's why we do it properly and let the community decide.
wbdog206 31st December 2008, 00:30 Quote
all i can say is beautiful.
outstanding work as always.
LinuxMaster9 9th January 2011, 04:43 Quote
Where can I get the blue prints or at least the specs for lengths of wood for this baby?
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