Arcade Cabinet

Built custom aluminum frame welding base and then making cold fitted monitor rack and joystick control surfaces.

Step 1 Computer

After striping the shell off a old Mac G4 tower it can be bolted to the frame. Same withte monitor however make sure not to touch the coil as it holds a chrage. In this photo you can see the control surface bolted to the frame as well as the monitor.

Comments

[Phyrosis]

very nice work, lacking details but definatly gave me some inspiration and some ideas on how to tackle my "unbending F&%$ING PLEXIGLASS!"

gave me a great idea for how to do my bars touch games,

[Patrik]

You may want to show that last picture first, so people can see what you are building - it'll also be the picture that shows up on the front page, in searches, etc.

[FrenchCrawler]

Nice. But would probably better filed in the "Slideshow" category since you are lacking details.

[Kiteman]

Agreed.

[GorillazMiko]

Actually pretty cool, have to admit. Not that much information, so agreeing with FrenchCrawler, it would be better as a Slideshow.

[CowGuy]

I made a stand up arcade machine. This is a really fun hobby. Check out www.byoac.com for some more info and check out the forum.

[LinuxH4x0r]

Cool, but its lacking info. Looks awesome!

[djbarista]

get a shave you hippie!

[djbarista]

Details, please this is more of a "look what I can do" like try sharing of how you attached the comp to the Frame.