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did you end up making another one? :D

Just saw the description link, badass my dude

Dope intro music, what band is that?

Very cool!

Fwew. Honestly, make me feel better about murdering my dad's iPhone 5 trying to remove the battery (luckily a friend gave him an iPhone 6 shortly after, and he was still using a 4s at the time.)

This is amazing. Thanks for taking the time to put together such a complete video, from the case to the internal components to the software configuration. I can't wait to build one of these. :) How well does Basilisk II handle talking to actual vintage Macs over an Appletalk network? This build could be the ultimate bridge machine/vintage Mac fileserver, or it could be set up for always-on GlobalTalk. :)

I liked this video so much that I clicked Like 3 times!

If I connect the versions of the camera with a lightning connector using a lightning->usb-C adapter to an android phone, will it work?

There’s a waveshare board that routes the power and hdmi to the back. It’s for the pi5 but says it works with the 4b.

I reached out to this company and never heard anything useful back about getting a number of these but wanted to try one before dropping that amount of money, and have been waiting almost a year for someone to review this extractor so thank you 1000 times over. -Neptune

Does this camera save both the thermal and regular images simultaneously?

My first Mac was a Quadra .

when i put the caddy in to the drive its rotate and stops and the caddy comes out

Curious what you think about working with hands in a little laminar flow hood which cycles pure nitrogen in order to eliminate/mitigate issues with oxidation. Please lmk! Thank you for all the wonderful content! ✨⚡️

Have you an CDR-100 too? my won't read discs.

Fantastic video! Thank you so much! ⚡️✨🥰

The 700 was the first Mac I used. I also worked in prepress and design, and I was brought in to start the studio, and they set me up with the brand new Quadra 700. PhotoShop 2.5, Aldus FreeHand, and Illustrator. Happy days. Nice print; now I need to print one. Im still using TinkerCad

you can put what ever shell you want but a raspberry pi is a raspberry pi not a quadra 700

Very nice, great work! I have a special place in my heart for the Quadra 950. Does anyone know if there is a 3D model of the 950?

Just discovered this channel - I'm looking into soldering electronics, but I never have before. This video and the previous one in the series have been immensely helpful. Subbed and thank you!

I kinda miss eWorld 😉

Now I have to decide between making this and the mini Macintosh from Instructables! Thanks for the awesome video.

Cool project, nice job

Thank you for your great test! Unfortunately I cannot find replacement filters from Vevor. Can you please measure the filter elements? Are the dimension 238x238x268mm for the big filter and 193x193x265mm for the middle filter like the article you show on aliexpress from HUNST official store?

Cool! I don't plan to go to all this trouble, but I am inspired to look into a Basilisk option for one of my older intel macs. There was one particular game (Harpoon) meant for System 7.5 that I can barely run on my iBook G4, but it would likely crash less often using a 7.5.3 emulator vs. the classic Mac OS 9.x on the iBook G4. These single board computers are rather impressive.

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Awesome! In the mid-'90s I was taking a Print Production and Graphic Design class a the local Junior College. We had just received new Macs and we all got to name ours after a different country. I got the Quadra 700 and I named it Zimbabwe. It was an awesome machine for the time. Still one of my very favorite Mac models. System 7.3 was the first one that was actually called MacOS, if I recall correctly. I didn't realize the Raspberry Pi could emulate a 68040 Quadra. This is awesome! With all the needed reconfiguration I can see why you don't have it boot directly into MacOS. It looks great at that new resolution. That would have been amazing to have back in the day. Of course I would want to have PageMaker, FreeHand, Fontographer, QuarkXPress and Photoshop on there. I don't think I have copies of those programs from back then anymore.

nice work and thanks for letting us know that we dont need uv light to cure that sunlight is ok.

I’d recommend you keep the Pi display at your screen’s native resolution and set the resolution in Basilisk config and use scaling, preferably at something that scales nicely such as 960x540

I am trying to build my own ultrasonic cleaning, along very similar lines. However there are a few difference I would like to get your (and your viewers) advice on. 1) My cleaner is to be mounted to the wall (It is also a stainless steel kitchen sink). What is the best way to minimize the ultrasonic losses from this connection. If I use continuous metal - then this will transmit the sound from where I want it, to where I don't. If I use some rubber or silicone at the boundary this will absorb the sound which will reduce the efficiency and will generate heat. If I have an air gap, then I still need some way of holding the sink up, while creating a place that water can spill! 2) I would like to try to combine a vacuum chamber with an ultrasonic cleaner. Both are good ways of degassing epoxy or silicone rubber before putting them in a mold. Any advice on how to do the two together. A vacuum chamber needs to be strong. This means much thicker stainless steel and means any welds could be weak points. Thicker steel requires more power, Any advice on mitigating this. 3) Any advice on the drainage? I have been thinking that detachable drainage might be the way to go. That removes one source of energy loss. 4) Is it possible to combine 1-3 in one build?

Im a service technician for a company that deals with flue gas analysers and trace repair has now become a part of my duties when i have zero experience with it naturally, so i really appreciate your very informative video listing tools and for showing your very professional methods, thank you very much good sir.

This was a great watch mate, nice work! Also, I'm a big OnShape fan too 🙌

The Tom's Hardware article pointed me here and I really liked the clear and extremely detailed presentation. A wonderful case build that I'll print and maybe even build. My 3D modelling & OnShape skills are a bit lacking, but I'd love to model the Xerox 6085 "Daybreak", complete with monitor.

Oh hell yeah! I messed with later quadras cuz my dad ALSO did prepress in the 80-90s, but just saw these 700 guys recently and love the design, and now there is a baby one! (incidentally I mashed 4 Quadra 950s that my dad's work had dumpstered together my junior year of highschool in 2002 to make a monster 3 HDD, 512 mb demon that got used to... play LAN marathon a couple times. Gave it to my grandpa when he got out of prison and sadly it was lost to the ages)

This is really great! Very thorough!

Boom! Like that.

Wow! amazing！

I’d love to know how this benchmarks against a real Quadra 700

I noticed this model a few months ago on your Thingiverse and I printed one in PolyMaker Muted White, put a Pi in it and now it's my dedicated Netatalk2 server! I love it!

I did almost the exact same thing a few months ago. I didn't make it a specifc Mac model though, more just followed the design language of the day, although it is running a Quadra 900 ROM.

Love to see those Officeworks price tags in a video!

What is the finest pitch that can be soldered with drag soldering? What's the best method to use for a 0.4 mm pitch 40pin Board-to-Board connector?

I selected the wrong wifi country lol

Using a Raspberry Pi is not a Quadra 700 then. It is a emulation device in a mini quadra 700 shell

It really illustrates how much powerful chips are now eh?!

That is so cool Bruce, really. Great idea for a RP4. Wish I had a real Quadra 700 or 900 in my collection but … boat missed… peps are asking £1000.00 here in the uk for a spares or repair which is stupidly. Glad I got my other macs before this madness started. There’s even a SE in the UK which the asking price is £1997.00 been going round for years. So your RP4 solution is something I want on my desk. Love your videos especially the live ones - it’s like listening to a friend , unfortunately I can’t join in due to the time splits but your main views seem to be USA so fair play. But I remain a fan regardless. Thank you - you are the reason I got back into 68000 stuff so thumbs up.

I love this!! Now you need a baby monitor, baby CD drive, baby scanner… baby printer…

Very nice Bruce! The RetroPi setup tutorial looks super useful. I am also on the hunt for platinum classic mac colored filament. ColorFabb has some filament that might be fun to try (Silk Grey RAL 7044 PLA). I would love to see more content like this.

The statement about less current at 230v making less wattage doesn't make sense. If it takes 1.3amps at 115V to make 150w, it should still use .75amps at 230v and still produce 150w max. Wattage should remain consistent.