Re: TI-H: *Great News*
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Re: TI-H: *Great News*
Anyone remember my rough sketches? They might be helpful. They were
more of a front & back though. You could redesign it to allow the old
calc front to sit in a depression in the new case that is slightly wider
than the old one. If anyone wants copies of the drawings I can send them
again.
~Larry C
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On Wed, 15 Apr 1998 16:29:03 -0400 John Malluck <malluck@bellsouth.net>
writes:
>
>Hi All,
> I have great news concerning the new case designs you guys were
>throwing around. My dad happened to mention the idea to 3M and some of
>the Georgia tech students. Their interested in making couple of these
>cases (5 or so (no more than 10-15 I'm sure) as a project. The best
>part
>is it's *Totally Free*. We only need to supple the cad file with the
>case design in it. What they'll do is put in their rapid prototyping
>machine to crank out a part, use it to make a silicon mold, and then
>make duplicate parts. If I can get my hands on the original
>rapid-prototyped part, I can make an indefinite number of copies of
>the
>case! So if any of you can use cad to make us up a case...poof we'll
>have ourselves a new case. May I suggest you only design a new back
>panel. I'm pretty sure they only want to make us one mold. That way it
>could be compatible with an 82/85 case or 83/86 case. Besides their
>not
>silk-screening the case fronts now are they? :)
>
> So you guys, Get to work!
> -Michael
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