Punnett, the new cabinet cardboard and Raspberry Pi
Cardboard, glue and scissors: that is enough to construct Punnett, a new cabinet - worthy of John Muciaccia - created solid wood cabinets on the Raspberry Pi. It was made by a member of the forum to support the integrated card and is considered in alpha stage. Just print your document in PDF format, on a sheet of A4 and follow the instructions.
The availability of integrated boards as Raspberry Pi, Arduino, but also, and so on. posed the problem of how to "cover solid wood cabinets them" with respect to tablets and smartphones, in fact, available accessories solid wood cabinets in this regard are limited. Use the paper is not very environmentally friendly - at least, if it is not recycled - and does not guarantee a perfect dissipation.
However, the heat developed by the Raspberry Pi should not be a problem, and the idea of the cabinet solid wood cabinets that looks like a Papertoy is nice. Soon it will be available a deluxe version suitable for laser cutting, solid wood cabinets that you plan to sell at 50 to donate the proceeds to the foundation that distributes solid wood cabinets the device. The construct?
Posted by: c1k0 but as "Use the card is not very environmentally friendly"?? What would Ecological then? for ecological I have always understood that-will-not-biodegradable dioxin-in-time-acceptable, otherwise there is no material that can be defined as "ecological". and it is definitely more eco-friendly solid wood cabinets miniProfile going to hold the Written Date - Saturday, May 26, 2012 11:29 Comment number 2 on the Punnett, the cabinet for the Raspberry Pi which is "printing" as a Papertoy
Posted by: maybe if they did a nice cabinet seriously, also sold separately, it would not hurt ehehe Writing the Date - Saturday, May 26, 2012 13:37 Comment number 3 of the Punnett, the cabinet for the Raspberry Pi which is "print" as a Papertoy
Posted by: Yes, I want to see what happens in a pile of cardboard in case of malfunctioning hardware with relative short circuits Writing the Date - Saturday, May 26, 2012 18:41 Comment number 4 of the Punnett, the cabinet for the Raspberry Pi that " print "as a Papertoy
Posted by: The Fimo seems like a nice material and a case is also so many stylish, this card could be the basis for further coverage (or you can use directly scheme Annarella km) Writing the Date - Saturday, May 26, 2012 20: 48 Comment number 5 of the Punnett, the cabinet for the Raspberry Pi which is "printing" as a Papertoy
Posted by: @ Caterpillar____009090998 I'd asked me too. In fact the only components a bit capacitors are at risk when they do the blow and the rasberry has a big one ... even making it a bit more spacious leaves me a bit puzzled ... I had a pentium 200 micro itx where a capacitor had the blow and also the inside of homes splastica contact was burnt brownish paper I know that if he was caught on fire. Writing the Date - Saturday, May 26, 2012 22:48 Comment number 6 on the Punnett, the cabinet for the Raspberry Pi which is "printing" as a Papertoy solid wood cabinets
Posted by: with polymer clay or corn dough can be made beautiful houses <a href='http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=77Ur56PB9iw' solid wood cabinets rel='nofollow'> http://www.youtube .com / watch? v = 77Ur56PB9iw </ a> Written Date - Sunday, May 27th, 2012 04:19 Comment number 7 on the Punnett, the cabinet for the Raspberry Pi that "the solid wood cabinets press" as a Papertoy
Posted by: cobra There would also be the risk due to static solid wood cabinets electricity? IIRW the paper is not very suitable to be in direct contact with the circuitry solid wood cabinets Written Date - Monday, May 28, 2012 09:25 Comment number 9 on the Punnett, the cabinet for the Raspberry Pi that "the solid wood cabinets press" as a Papertoy
Posted by: And use paper made of hemp? xxxx / xxxx.alberosacro.org / paper% 20of% 20canapa.htmelle By the way if you find any problems of heat dissipation ... wow how nice you smoke :) Written on Date - Monday, May 28, 2012 19:10 Comment number 10 on the Punnett The cabinet for the Raspberry Pi which is "printing" as a Papertoy
Posted by: <a href='http://elinux.org/RPi_Cases' rel='nofollow'> http://elinux.org/RPi_Cases </ a> Written Date - Tuesday, May 29, 2012 14:14 Comment number 11 of Punnett, the cabinet for the Raspberry Pi which is "printing" as a Papertoy
Posted by: I forgot: solid wood cabinets [...] <i> No, paper houses is not dangerous. We would not have passed the very stringent safety tests we've solid wood cabinets been subject to if * cough * That was the case. </ I> [...] from here <a href = 'http://www.raspberrypi.org/ archives/1310 # comments' rel = 'nofollow'> http://www.raspberrypi.org/archives/1310 # comments </ a> Written Date - Tuesday, May 29, 2012 14:23
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Cardboard, glue and scissors: that is enough to construct Punnett, a new cabinet - worthy of John Muciaccia - created solid wood cabinets on the Raspberry Pi. It was made by a member of the forum to support the integrated card and is considered in alpha stage. Just print your document in PDF format, on a sheet of A4 and follow the instructions.
The availability of integrated boards as Raspberry Pi, Arduino, but also, and so on. posed the problem of how to "cover solid wood cabinets them" with respect to tablets and smartphones, in fact, available accessories solid wood cabinets in this regard are limited. Use the paper is not very environmentally friendly - at least, if it is not recycled - and does not guarantee a perfect dissipation.
However, the heat developed by the Raspberry Pi should not be a problem, and the idea of the cabinet solid wood cabinets that looks like a Papertoy is nice. Soon it will be available a deluxe version suitable for laser cutting, solid wood cabinets that you plan to sell at 50 to donate the proceeds to the foundation that distributes solid wood cabinets the device. The construct?
Posted by: c1k0 but as "Use the card is not very environmentally friendly"?? What would Ecological then? for ecological I have always understood that-will-not-biodegradable dioxin-in-time-acceptable, otherwise there is no material that can be defined as "ecological". and it is definitely more eco-friendly solid wood cabinets miniProfile going to hold the Written Date - Saturday, May 26, 2012 11:29 Comment number 2 on the Punnett, the cabinet for the Raspberry Pi which is "printing" as a Papertoy
Posted by: maybe if they did a nice cabinet seriously, also sold separately, it would not hurt ehehe Writing the Date - Saturday, May 26, 2012 13:37 Comment number 3 of the Punnett, the cabinet for the Raspberry Pi which is "print" as a Papertoy
Posted by: Yes, I want to see what happens in a pile of cardboard in case of malfunctioning hardware with relative short circuits Writing the Date - Saturday, May 26, 2012 18:41 Comment number 4 of the Punnett, the cabinet for the Raspberry Pi that " print "as a Papertoy
Posted by: The Fimo seems like a nice material and a case is also so many stylish, this card could be the basis for further coverage (or you can use directly scheme Annarella km) Writing the Date - Saturday, May 26, 2012 20: 48 Comment number 5 of the Punnett, the cabinet for the Raspberry Pi which is "printing" as a Papertoy
Posted by: @ Caterpillar____009090998 I'd asked me too. In fact the only components a bit capacitors are at risk when they do the blow and the rasberry has a big one ... even making it a bit more spacious leaves me a bit puzzled ... I had a pentium 200 micro itx where a capacitor had the blow and also the inside of homes splastica contact was burnt brownish paper I know that if he was caught on fire. Writing the Date - Saturday, May 26, 2012 22:48 Comment number 6 on the Punnett, the cabinet for the Raspberry Pi which is "printing" as a Papertoy solid wood cabinets
Posted by: with polymer clay or corn dough can be made beautiful houses <a href='http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=77Ur56PB9iw' solid wood cabinets rel='nofollow'> http://www.youtube .com / watch? v = 77Ur56PB9iw </ a> Written Date - Sunday, May 27th, 2012 04:19 Comment number 7 on the Punnett, the cabinet for the Raspberry Pi that "the solid wood cabinets press" as a Papertoy
Posted by: cobra There would also be the risk due to static solid wood cabinets electricity? IIRW the paper is not very suitable to be in direct contact with the circuitry solid wood cabinets Written Date - Monday, May 28, 2012 09:25 Comment number 9 on the Punnett, the cabinet for the Raspberry Pi that "the solid wood cabinets press" as a Papertoy
Posted by: And use paper made of hemp? xxxx / xxxx.alberosacro.org / paper% 20of% 20canapa.htmelle By the way if you find any problems of heat dissipation ... wow how nice you smoke :) Written on Date - Monday, May 28, 2012 19:10 Comment number 10 on the Punnett The cabinet for the Raspberry Pi which is "printing" as a Papertoy
Posted by: <a href='http://elinux.org/RPi_Cases' rel='nofollow'> http://elinux.org/RPi_Cases </ a> Written Date - Tuesday, May 29, 2012 14:14 Comment number 11 of Punnett, the cabinet for the Raspberry Pi which is "printing" as a Papertoy
Posted by: I forgot: solid wood cabinets [...] <i> No, paper houses is not dangerous. We would not have passed the very stringent safety tests we've solid wood cabinets been subject to if * cough * That was the case. </ I> [...] from here <a href = 'http://www.raspberrypi.org/ archives/1310 # comments' rel = 'nofollow'> http://www.raspberrypi.org/archives/1310 # comments </ a> Written Date - Tuesday, May 29, 2012 14:23
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