Because! :lol: 
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I could use the original equipment dark glass CRT face and cut down on the Neutral Density Filtration necessary for the MacintoshClassicIIIColorTVp™ Hack for starters.
The 17" Studio Display (DOA Flyback) has been gutted and I'd like to:
a) use the face for a vacuum forming buck to fab a 15" LCD adapter or a clear Plexi MacQuarium front end.
B) keep the hack somewhat stealthy by installing a MoBo in the Analog Board Pan of the Studio Display
_____use the VGA cable out for a secondary monitor in the case of the 15' LCD option
c) use the original glass face for a blacklight/whitelight crossfade lighting system for my PetPlasticFish Habitat
. . . in either case, I'll use the original @$$end of the CRT for Camouflage or plexiform a fake one, depending . . . }
Doing a plastercast of the inside of the CRT as a buck for doing a deep draw vacuum formed clear plexi inside of the original @$$end of the CRT would make a very
MacQuarium rear piece! :approve:
) I could use the original equipment dark glass CRT face and cut down on the Neutral Density Filtration necessary for the MacintoshClassicIIIColorTVp™ Hack for starters.
The 17" Studio Display (DOA Flyback) has been gutted and I'd like to:
a) use the face for a vacuum forming buck to fab a 15" LCD adapter or a clear Plexi MacQuarium front end.
B) keep the hack somewhat stealthy by installing a MoBo in the Analog Board Pan of the Studio Display
_____use the VGA cable out for a secondary monitor in the case of the 15' LCD option
c) use the original glass face for a blacklight/whitelight crossfade lighting system for my PetPlasticFish Habitat
. . . in either case, I'll use the original @$$end of the CRT for Camouflage or plexiform a fake one, depending . . . }
Doing a plastercast of the inside of the CRT as a buck for doing a deep draw vacuum formed clear plexi inside of the original @$$end of the CRT would make a very
MacQuarium rear piece! :approve: