what about ps2 emu for xbox
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LOL :lol:
Yes take a X-Box and a Ps2. Remove all electro stuff from the ps2 Case. Put the X-Box Mainbord, and Drives in your Ps2 Case. Thats all, have Fun! :wink:
Yes take a X-Box and a Ps2. Remove all electro stuff from the ps2 Case. Put the X-Box Mainbord, and Drives in your Ps2 Case. Thats all, have Fun! :wink:
ER that aint funny... look at the title!!! emu means emulator..
anyway casper cheers for the info, when it finally comes out could you pm me and i will give it a try cyaaaaaaaar
J
No never ... the X-Box have not enough Power to emulate a Ps2. You can only emulate slower systems as the one you use for Emu.
Make your own Clear DVD drive case! "pics included"
I did this for a Samsung drive but it's probably not too hard to modify it for others.
Materials:
Perspex/acrylic sheet approx 15.2x17cm (sorry bout the metric
)
small wood screws or clear drying glue
small nuts and bolts
Tools:
cutting tool (ie: jigsaw, bandsaw or hand cutting tools)
drill and drill bits
electric sander (optional)
step 1: Disassemble your X360 and take out the DVD drive then take out the 4 small gold screws on the sides and slide off the lid.
step 2: Measure your drive and cut out perspex/acrylic, my measurement came out to 15.2x17cm and also covered the 4 holes for the case screws.
step 3: There should be a total of 8 holes you have to drill, the 4 case screw holes and 4 smaller holes where small plastic pins slot in, measure mark and drill these holes, check your measurements through and through and make sure your drilling the right spots.
For the plastic pin holes drill with a drill bit to exact size if you can so that they slot in firmly and hold, The screw holes need large holes that fit the plastic lugs on the lid.
step 4: Using 3mm perspex/acrylic cutout 2 pieces which will hold the spindle in place, you need to cut them no wider then about 50mm or it will jam your drive, one of them has a 35mm hole and the other 45mm. you can use circle cutting bits for a drill to do this, get them at your hardware next to the drill bits.
The 35mm holder needs to be at least 2mm thin so if you can get 2mm or less plastic then use that, otherwise you can do what I did and sand it down to 2mm/1.5mm.
step 5: drilling the mounting holes if your going to screw mount, drill holes in your 35mm holder that are smaller then your screws so that you can thread the holes, drill snug fitting holes in the 45mm holder for your screws so that the screws can slide in and out freely.
For gluing, glue the pieces together and make sure they are centered.
step 6: measure the center of the spindle in your DVD drive and measure and mark that spot on your perspex cover then line up the 45mm holder centered to that spot and mark the holes to drill out for the screws then drill them out again same size as the 45mm holder and countersink them for the screws.
step 7: take the spindle out of your old cover and transfer it to the new cover and screw together. the screws will most likely poke out, you need to file or trim them back flush, do not let them poke out at all or they will scratch your disk.
you now need 4 small nuts and bolts to screw that bottom half of the casing onto the drive, after this assemble all together.
Hacked out notches to fit in the case
when fitting this back into your box you may need to trim plastic off the inside of your case to get a good fit I will show some pictures of the trimming i did soon.
sorry about the crudeness of this tutorial, I am happy to answer questions and I will modify this tutorial over time.
I did this for a Samsung drive but it's probably not too hard to modify it for others.
Materials:
Perspex/acrylic sheet approx 15.2x17cm (sorry bout the metric
)small wood screws or clear drying glue
small nuts and bolts
Tools:
cutting tool (ie: jigsaw, bandsaw or hand cutting tools)
drill and drill bits
electric sander (optional)
step 1: Disassemble your X360 and take out the DVD drive then take out the 4 small gold screws on the sides and slide off the lid.
step 2: Measure your drive and cut out perspex/acrylic, my measurement came out to 15.2x17cm and also covered the 4 holes for the case screws.
step 3: There should be a total of 8 holes you have to drill, the 4 case screw holes and 4 smaller holes where small plastic pins slot in, measure mark and drill these holes, check your measurements through and through and make sure your drilling the right spots.
For the plastic pin holes drill with a drill bit to exact size if you can so that they slot in firmly and hold, The screw holes need large holes that fit the plastic lugs on the lid.
step 4: Using 3mm perspex/acrylic cutout 2 pieces which will hold the spindle in place, you need to cut them no wider then about 50mm or it will jam your drive, one of them has a 35mm hole and the other 45mm. you can use circle cutting bits for a drill to do this, get them at your hardware next to the drill bits.
The 35mm holder needs to be at least 2mm thin so if you can get 2mm or less plastic then use that, otherwise you can do what I did and sand it down to 2mm/1.5mm.
step 5: drilling the mounting holes if your going to screw mount, drill holes in your 35mm holder that are smaller then your screws so that you can thread the holes, drill snug fitting holes in the 45mm holder for your screws so that the screws can slide in and out freely.
For gluing, glue the pieces together and make sure they are centered.
step 6: measure the center of the spindle in your DVD drive and measure and mark that spot on your perspex cover then line up the 45mm holder centered to that spot and mark the holes to drill out for the screws then drill them out again same size as the 45mm holder and countersink them for the screws.
step 7: take the spindle out of your old cover and transfer it to the new cover and screw together. the screws will most likely poke out, you need to file or trim them back flush, do not let them poke out at all or they will scratch your disk.
you now need 4 small nuts and bolts to screw that bottom half of the casing onto the drive, after this assemble all together.
Hacked out notches to fit in the case
when fitting this back into your box you may need to trim plastic off the inside of your case to get a good fit I will show some pictures of the trimming i did soon.
sorry about the crudeness of this tutorial, I am happy to answer questions and I will modify this tutorial over time.
Re: Make your own Clear DVD drive case! "pics included&
Dude it wasn't crude at all!! I'm guaranteeing you're going to make many people happy with this one I know people in the cosmetics mods have been waiting for this for a long time. Its a nice variance from the cutout metal drives!
Dude it wasn't crude at all!! I'm guaranteeing you're going to make many people happy with this one I know people in the cosmetics mods have been waiting for this for a long time. Its a nice variance from the cutout metal drives!
Re: Make your own Clear DVD drive case! "pics included&
Thanks higgles, I updated with some more pics, I'd like to see if anyone attempts this ^_^
Thanks higgles, I updated with some more pics, I'd like to see if anyone attempts this ^_^
Re: Make your own Clear DVD drive case! "pics included&
That is a lot easier to do than it looks. Thanks
That is a lot easier to do than it looks. Thanks
Re: Make your own Clear DVD drive case! "pics included&
i just did this and it was all pretty easy until i got to the part for the magnet.
i had to take some depth out of the plexi and then i just glued the little square to my window.i will paint a little circle over the magnet before i put it back together because if i dont it will look ugly but i will put some pictures up soon
i just did this and it was all pretty easy until i got to the part for the magnet.
i had to take some depth out of the plexi and then i just glued the little square to my window.i will paint a little circle over the magnet before i put it back together because if i dont it will look ugly but i will put some pictures up soon
Re: Make your own Clear DVD drive case! "pics included&
im oing to do this. but with a new design i like yours but i have a different shape in mind.
im just going to have to make sure it doesn't clip anything or stop the tray from opening. ill update soon when i make it.
im oing to do this. but with a new design i like yours but i have a different shape in mind.
im just going to have to make sure it doesn't clip anything or stop the tray from opening. ill update soon when i make it.
I did something similar but just cut the metal cage, then used the thin plastic
from a CD Jewel case cover, and sealed that to the inside to cover the cuts,
hopefully to keep from alot of dust or anything falling into the drive.
I'll pay someone to do this for me instead of getting XCM DVD Drive Cover for Xbox 360 Slim / Slimline haha
Rather just have the whole CD top exposed.
Rather just have the whole CD top exposed.
Need to fix some of the images. some don't show.
I did this for a Samsung drive but it's probably not too hard to modify it for others.
Materials:
Perspex/acrylic sheet approx 15.2x17cm (sorry bout the metric
small wood screws or clear drying glue
small nuts and bolts
Tools:
cutting tool (ie: jigsaw, bandsaw or hand cutting tools)
drill and drill bits
electric sander (optional)
step 1: Disassemble your X360 and take out the DVD drive then take out the 4 small gold screws on the sides and slide off the lid.
step 2: Measure your drive and cut out perspex/acrylic, my measurement came out to 15.2x17cm and also covered the 4 holes for the case screws.
step 3: There should be a total of 8 holes you have to drill, the 4 case screw holes and 4 smaller holes where small plastic pins slot in, measure mark and drill these holes, check your measurements through and through and make sure your drilling the right spots.
For the plastic pin holes drill with a drill bit to exact size if you can so that they slot in firmly and hold, The screw holes need large holes that fit the plastic lugs on the lid.
step 4: Using 3mm perspex/acrylic cutout 2 pieces which will hold the spindle in place, you need to cut them no wider then about 50mm or it will jam your drive, one of them has a 35mm hole and the other 45mm. you can use circle cutting bits for a drill to do this, get them at your hardware next to the drill bits.
The 35mm holder needs to be at least 2mm thin so if you can get 2mm or less plastic then use that, otherwise you can do what I did and sand it down to 2mm/1.5mm.
step 5: drilling the mounting holes if your going to screw mount, drill holes in your 35mm holder that are smaller then your screws so that you can thread the holes, drill snug fitting holes in the 45mm holder for your screws so that the screws can slide in and out freely.
For gluing, glue the pieces together and make sure they are centered.
step 6: measure the center of the spindle in your DVD drive and measure and mark that spot on your perspex cover then line up the 45mm holder centered to that spot and mark the holes to drill out for the screws then drill them out again same size as the 45mm holder and countersink them for the screws.
step 7: take the spindle out of your old cover and transfer it to the new cover and screw together. the screws will most likely poke out, you need to file or trim them back flush, do not let them poke out at all or they will scratch your disk.
you now need 4 small nuts and bolts to screw that bottom half of the casing onto the drive, after this assemble all together.
Hacked out notches to fit in the case
when fitting this back into your box you may need to trim plastic off the inside of your case to get a good fit I will show some pictures of the trimming i did soon.
sorry about the crudeness of this tutorial, I am happy to answer questions and I will modify this tutorial over time.