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when you make the edges of the window for the case, does it have to be rounded or could it just be a straight cut (90 degree type) cut so i can put moldings in.
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How to install a window
- Thread starter rUfUnKy
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need a little curve to bend the molding around easier. Just experiment with the molding you are going to use and see how sharp of a bend it will make, then cut your hole to match. But, if you cut real nice and are painting your case at the same time, you don't even need molding.
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Cool, I might do it myself>
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this guide is good
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cant wait to get my window done
... small case but gotta make the most outof it
... small case but gotta make the most outof it
Guys you dont have too glue,tape or velcro the lexan
Where I work we build machinary for the printing industry
& theres holes & lexan all over the bodies of the machiens
we use a black rubber trim, it has a bead that goes in from the back side & ya gota squirt it with a lil soapy water to get the glass in but its very professional looking & would probly be just the ticket for what your doing here
anotherwords the glass is mounted into the hole not behind it
god I wish I could rember the name of the stuff but im sure anyone who sells lexan or plexiglass will have the black trim too mount it !!! just ask them for some mounting trim
Ill go too work tomorow & get the exzact name of that trim & repost it here it realy does look very good & it comes in different sizes & colors I belive as well
Where I work we build machinary for the printing industry
& theres holes & lexan all over the bodies of the machiens
we use a black rubber trim, it has a bead that goes in from the back side & ya gota squirt it with a lil soapy water to get the glass in but its very professional looking & would probly be just the ticket for what your doing here
anotherwords the glass is mounted into the hole not behind it
god I wish I could rember the name of the stuff but im sure anyone who sells lexan or plexiglass will have the black trim too mount it !!! just ask them for some mounting trim
Ill go too work tomorow & get the exzact name of that trim & repost it here it realy does look very good & it comes in different sizes & colors I belive as well
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Why cant i see the pictures? Im trying to figure out what i have to do to put a window in this thing
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i think the pictures are down again
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is there any chance to get the pictures back up and running please ?
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If someone would please send me the pics I will host-n-post em.
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Where is a good place to buy the glass for the window?
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Penguin_Feliac said:
basically any hardware store
and still no pics yet?
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Any chance of seeing working images?
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As stated above, if someone will send me the pics, [email protected] I will post them.
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Great mod. Nice finished product.
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Here are the window pics.
This is NOT ME, doing this. I am just hosting the pics. Thanks to RUFUNKY.
This is NOT ME, doing this. I am just hosting the pics. Thanks to RUFUNKY.
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