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January 24, 2010Silkscreening and more!
January 3, 2010
Posted by: Butterman
A few more images have slipped onto MWestons photobucket, the first is of the silkscreening. Check out the rest, along with MWestons commentary after the break.
if case = arrived: post photo; else wait
December 8, 2009
Posted by: atomicthumbs
The first images of the final Pandora cases have arrived. More will be posted as they appear. Click for embiggened size.
Unfortunately, this is not quite how the final Pandoras will look:
The finish on this small run cannot be as good as the finish on the 4000 run. I don’t know why.
You get a sort of oily effect on small runs. But it does not effect the actual structure of the parts or the feel of them. The MP run will be a matte finish.
Micro update: The final parts are in transit
December 5, 2009
Posted by: gruso
Just a tiny addendum to the last entry; confirmation from both EvilDragon and Craigix that the final case parts have left China. All we need now is the big thumbs up from Canada… feel free to invoke your deity of choice.
Testing, testing 123.
November 25, 2009
Posted by: atomicthumbs
Craig has posted new photos of the parts from the Pandora test injection. Keep in mind that these are test parts, and so aren’t as shiny as the final parts. Here you see the top of the Pandora’s case, with holes for everything. Read more for more photos.
Photos: Some (some) mass production case parts
November 13, 2009
Posted by: gruso
Like a jpeg on a dialup connection, so too appear the parts of our Pandoras. Pictured here amongst the jagged FDM prototype pieces are some butter smooth mass production parts, and you won’t need to be told which is which. The eleventh hour fixes on the last part of the case mould mean that we can’t see every component today, but here’s to China for shipping out what they could, rather than make us wait for the lot. More parts are in transit as we speak, but a weekend stands between us and them.
No cases this week, but how about this other cool stuff
November 3, 2009
Posted by: gruso
We’ll deal with the not-so-shiny news first, then we’ll get onto those mysterious photos. The not-so-shiny news is that we won’t be seeing the first production cases this week:
Sorry everyone,
I had to pull the countdown timer. I dared to be brave and got bit in the ass once again.
Craig suggested I was crazy but there didn’t seem to be anything else that could be screwed up at this point and I even factored in a couple extra days.
There was one part coming out of the molds messed up and they were to fix it, make new parts and ship everything tonight. Now, two more molds need the extra treatment and will take a few more days. I’m hoping they ship new parts this weekend but no more count downs. Unbelievable.
Pandora/Wiz Softcases
July 29, 2009posted by: PlopperZ
Andrewe1 has been hard at work on his embroidery machine making some very nice Pandora and Wiz softcases. He plans to sell some in small quantities, assuming he gets permission from GPH and the Pandora team.
These are just prototypes he whipped up in a day, and he’s looking for input, so post in that thread (source link) if you’ve got any ideas!
More pics and Wiz case after the break.
Official Blog: Short but good!
July 8, 2009
Posted by: gruso
Some promising news from our favourite Dragon. If you live near DaveC, buy that man a beer!
Hi folks! You’ve been waiting for the weekly report, haven’t you? Well, I’ve been very very busy with various things, so I coldn’t catch up with everything until now. And I’ve got some short but really good news for you:
Dave finished every single step which was on the ToDo-List of the case!
This does mean, that the case moulding could start REALLY soon. We’re currently waiting for a review from the company – and will tell you more about the status as soon as we get some more information!
Oh, on a side note, most parts for the boards have arrived in Dallas (95%). This means that mass production for the full 4000 run can most probably start as soon as we give them a green light (which means: After we tested the 105 boards).