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Thanks for the reminder! I have not managed to find time yet, but I am hoping to find some time to do this soon. I know exactly what I want to incorporate into the new design. My Fusion 360 license renewed yesterday, so financially I am committed!

Hey everyone! I have another update about the haul. As you know, the collection has been in the 3rd bay of our garage, which is normally dedicated to my wife's upholstery work. She's been cheerfully working around the pile, but as she gets more and more requests from clients, it's was becoming...

I think you're right. @eric told me to keep one of the SCSI cards out of the pile, and I let them all leave yesterday... so I ordered a SCSI card for my Blue and White G3. I think I can set up a drive-wiping workstation in the garage and get the job knocked out. If the drives fail, I'll send...

Yes! DM me - First Class Mail for items like this is always less than $5.

I appreciate the idea and suggestion! A couple of years ago, I had a remote UPS Store pack a PVM-14M2 (14" CRT) and ship it to me, and I must say that I was impressed. That said, I don't it will work in this situation for a few reasons: 1. I can't quite total shipping costs to buyers ahead of...

I could use some feedback, especially from people who are interested in buying. For anything with a CRT, I'm seeing $55-80 to ship via UPS. Additionally, I need two boxes and lots of packing material for each one, so I need either $15 or $20 per large item to ship to partially recuperate my...

I absolutely love my Toshiba Libretto 50CT, but it has one major flaw: there's no way to connect a mouse without a bulky (and rare) expansion dock. I've theorized two possible ways: 1: Solder in a PS/2 to USB Adapter This would be an internal modification, where the PS/2 adapter would be...

Item Spotlight: ImageWriter II Item #130 This very nice ImageWriter II was given to me a couple of years ago, and has been sitting on my workbench ever since! I have no idea about it's operating condition, but it appears to be in very nice shape. It absolutely needs a good cleaning. This one...

Item Spotlight: Polycarbonate MacBook Item #45 This didn't actually come with the pile, but it came to me at about the same time! It has a 2 GHz Intel Core 2 Duo, the original media remote, comes in the original box (although it seems to be missing the upper half of packing material), and comes...

Requesting Items Here's how to claim an item! Please follow this process exactly to keep things running smoothly. If you don't follow the process, you probably won't get the item(s) that you want. 1. In the list spreadsheet, leave a comment in the ID Number cell, indicating that you're...

Wow, that is fantastic. Yes please, let's chat about this!

Yep! This will go into my LCIII for now. (y)

Hi everyone, I am already using Pirate Ship and I do compare rates for every shipment. I have several reasons for preferring USPS that I don’t think are relevant for discussion here. Thanks.

I am very happy to report that the 840AV is going to a close friend of mine, the kind of friend who sends you a new-in-box SE/30 Ethernet card just because. I will say that a nice bottle of whiskey was also exchanged. :) I couldn't be happier about how it turned out.

Hey everyone! I have a solid update. In this post, we'll cover: Announcement of availability of items! Details about requesting items Where to find the list A "unicorn" that I found in the pile! Some questions that I have about handling all of the hard drives Pricing Keeping in mind that the...

In my recent vintage Apple haul, there are at least 120 loose hard drives. A bunch of them are attached to Macintosh LC-style brackets: And a bunch more are attached to hard drive sleds: ...and that's just a few of them, there are two more crates jam-packed with drives! I've had requests...

I found the problem! The SCSIDACK line between the SCSI and GLUE was not connected. After adding a bodge, it's working perfectly now! Although I kinda wish I'd routed the bodge wire differently to have only one 90° turn... but the board is on it's way to the owner now, so that's that!

Possible, but so far, I've found that scanning apps are better at creating likenesses than actual copies, especially on parts that don't have a lot of geometry. I'm a lot more confident about hand-modeling the parts.

Sweet, I'll send you a DM! There is no urgency on this. Great question. I probably can't get them perfect, but here's what I'll do: 1. Take photos on the X, Y, and Z axis 2. Import the photos to Fusion 360 3. Scale the photos to a scale inside the application 4. Draw 2D sketches of the X, Y...