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Comment Re:Put them to better use (Score 1) 328


Some ideas:

Foil Protection:
#1 Polyurethane, the stuff used for wood and floors
#2 Silkscreen acrylic ink
#3 UTEE, "Ultra Tough Embossing Enamel" craft embossing powder(think it's the same stuff as powder coat paint), uses a clear "ink" glue to make powder stick and use heat gun to melt shiny.
#4 buy a CD/DVD lable thing at Staples or Office Max
#5 buy quality stuff to save/copy your most important data

Scratched plastic:
#1 see #1 above, some scratches might need light sanding?
#2 Iron or heat gun scratches away?
#3 Try clear UTEE?

Some type of spinning should probably be used to give the disc a thin layer that dries fast. And being in a dust free environment couldn't hurt.

Might want to try this on throw away AOL discs. On second thought, maybe not, you don't want to play around with AOL discs when data installing is involved!

--ED
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Well, haven't yet found a way to mod and old hard drive into a rhinestone setting machine...maybe there's a plotter mod...? But if I'm looking to make allot of one design, fast, then a template with holes is the best way... just need to figure out how to get the vacuumed suction to work right.
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Hi, I am looking for some info on how to create "productive machines" out of old hard drives, specificly: Rhinestone Setter/Plotter (Transefer) Machine, Automated CD/DVD Duplication. Hope to meet some interesting people here. And if you find my hardware hacking ideas interesting enought to take them on as a project of yours please let me know. Thanks! -ED

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