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N800 to 770 transplant? "It's ALIVE!!!!!"
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jethro.itt
2008-12-26 , 18:32
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Custom mechanics were mentioned. These guys do small series of mechanical parts, even as few as one. Their CAD software is easy to use and gives instant estimate of cost:
http://www.emachineshop.com/
The downside is that the CAD software is for Windows only. If you're not willing to use their software or learn CAD and machining basics, they also offer an hourly-rate design service.
I almost got to use their service for a project at work. Sadly, the project got cancelled, so I cannot give any real-world recommendations. I just thought to mention this interesting service concept.
Featured projects from customers and staff:
http://www.emachineshop.com/machine-...y/page338.html
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