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In Reply to: Survey: Is there a demand for high quality DIY chassis? posted by SRMcGee on September 21, 2005 at 10:22:38:
The 3.75" height you mention is not enough for the tube DIY crowd. IMHO the people to beat are front panel express. Take a look at what they offer. The tube DIY crowd is going to want the ability to email a layout drawing and have a finished product shipped to them. If they can't get that then most will simply buy a flat metal panel, like a relay rack panel or something from McMaster Carr and then either punch their own holes or have a local metal shop do it (water jet perhaps). Typically a wood base in used in these cases.Aluminum is an okay choice but in you could offer brass and/or copper chassis that would be a plus. I encourage you to ask over at tube DIY.
Russ
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- Can they be had in higher heights? - Russ57 08:13:51 09/22/05 (1)
- Re: Can they be had in higher heights? - SRMcGee 10:28:22 09/22/05 (0)
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