Reconditioned Model M's!

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phosphorglow

26 Jan 2014, 04:30

Hiyo!

After a hectic year things have finally calmed down a bit, I can get back to working through my inventory of M's and finally get a website going together.

Here's some pretty pictures! :P

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Feel free to check out http://www.phosphorglow.net/. I'm still building it, but it's getting there!

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matt3o
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26 Jan 2014, 09:42

great work phosphorglow thanks for sharing!

I may only argue that you probably have to sand the paint a little on the metal plate where you connect ground (but maybe you already did that, it's not completely clear from the picture)

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Muirium
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26 Jan 2014, 10:31

I wonder if you got your SSK hooked up to it or whether your Mac was purely structural!

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dustinhxc

26 Jan 2014, 11:15

Very clean, nice man!

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Elrick

26 Jan 2014, 13:53

The pics literally show the pieces of a Model-M perfectly. Everything has been super cleaned, you could eat your dinner off it :).

First time I've seen the metal plate painted which makes sense in a way, after all you want the metal 100% protected against corrosion right? Good, you've saved all the labels as well because you can't have a bonafide SSK without the labels.

So glad another one has been restored for everyday use, you might tempt the Ebayers soon with this baby.

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phosphorglow

27 Jan 2014, 09:32

Thanks everybody!

And yup, there's a proper ground to the plate but good thinking!

The Mac is structural - I had to set the board on top of it for a second to move something around and it ended up looking cool. :P Howevvvverrrr, I do have a mechanical keyboard that was an aftermarket replacement for the Mac Plus!

Corrosion prevention indeed. Plus it looks pretty cool. :P
I've become rather protective over labels and gotten really good at taking them off to laminate them. I love heat guns.

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phosphorglow

27 Jan 2014, 09:44

Oh! And speaking of labels - take a look at the ID number on those ones. Twins!!!

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