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LGR - Building the GMC R-2 Toast PC

🕑 Added 2023-04-19 17:20:01 +0000 UTC
LGR - Building the GMC R-2 Toast PC

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CubicleNate

Very cool case, really. Just a bit of tilt on the optical drive would have solved all the falling out, even just a degree or two. Side note, when playing toast, was anybody disturbed by the fact that a piece of bread broke a jar? I want to play that game!

Paul Butterworth

Interesting - never seen a case like that before. Was really hoping for a see through drive from the thumbnail - alas. I reckon you could use the β€œblanking plate” with a bit of a spongy riser or two - maybe like what is used to fix 8-tracks, though might have to file it down a bit so it smoothly transitions in and out of the case. Also, would love to see you use the graphics card in here that’s mentioned in the manual - just feels right… Finally, nice to see After Dark 😜

naorunaoru

Oh look, the flying toasters!

Honorary Octopus

I am weirdly in love with that case.. Not enough to pay 80 dollars (cost+shipping) on ebay, but holy hell thats a weird and quirky thing and that stuff just sends me a flutter. I hope you can find that bulldozer case!

LGR

Hehe. One of those things where if you know, YOU KNOW ;)

Eric

I love the unmentioned inclusion of an Ellipse reproduction beamspring as part of the test setup πŸ˜†

DOSGamerMan

Potentially lethal case, but I do like the idea.

Vintage Electronics Channel

What a deliciously retro computer case. That thing screams 2009 or so. Kinda wish I'd have known about that one back then! [Adds saved eBay search for bulldozer case]

Mark Elliott

It'd be so much nicer with a slot loading drive. I still miss my 1st SCSI DVD reader from Pioneer which was of that type.

Garoninja

Unfortunately mixing and matching PSU cables, even amongst the same brand, can burn things out. There is no standard pinout on the PSU side.

Alyxx the Rat

Playing Crysis on a toaster. It can be done.

LGR

Drives like the TAM has make a ton more sense. You snap the disc straight onto the CD-ROM drive spindle, which prevents my whole problem with discs falling out of a vertical tray!

MichaelM

Twentieth Anniversary Macintosh owners might disagree about your trashing of the vertical CD tray’s benefits :) but hey people will tell themselves anything to justify an expensive purchase


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