The deadline was coming up so I decided to push forward (despite not having the keeb and monitor connectors up) and paint/assemble/build. I could add more later.
I laser cut the case, as is, out of mdf.


Then primed, painted and clear coat.



A project log for Luggable Cyberdeck
Watercooled MATx build with built in goodies for plug-n-play computing and art.
The deadline was coming up so I decided to push forward (despite not having the keeb and monitor connectors up) and paint/assemble/build. I could add more later.
I laser cut the case, as is, out of mdf.
Then primed, painted and clear coat.
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