wraggster
August 16th, 2014, 22:04
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A six month journey of blood sweat and tears is finally over for [David Carver] and what he is left with is nothing short of beautiful. He calls it the PirateCade (http://shortcircuitprojects.blogspot.ca/2014/08/the-pirate-arcade.html). We call it the perfect arcade cabinet.
This project is actually [David's] very first Raspberry Pi project – at least it was, until his Pi crapped out on him. After running into too many problems with it and SD card corruptions, [David] decided against the RetroPie project platform and decided to upgrade to a full-blown PC, using an AtomicFE front-end and the Ultimark Ipac.
The entire cabinet is hand made out of solid wood; he didn’t have access to any fancy CNC routers or laser cutters. We gotta hand it to him, he’s quite the cabinet maker for an electronics guy.
http://hackaday.com/2014/08/12/piratecade-is-an-impressive-feat-of-woodworking-and-design/
A six month journey of blood sweat and tears is finally over for [David Carver] and what he is left with is nothing short of beautiful. He calls it the PirateCade (http://shortcircuitprojects.blogspot.ca/2014/08/the-pirate-arcade.html). We call it the perfect arcade cabinet.
This project is actually [David's] very first Raspberry Pi project – at least it was, until his Pi crapped out on him. After running into too many problems with it and SD card corruptions, [David] decided against the RetroPie project platform and decided to upgrade to a full-blown PC, using an AtomicFE front-end and the Ultimark Ipac.
The entire cabinet is hand made out of solid wood; he didn’t have access to any fancy CNC routers or laser cutters. We gotta hand it to him, he’s quite the cabinet maker for an electronics guy.
http://hackaday.com/2014/08/12/piratecade-is-an-impressive-feat-of-woodworking-and-design/