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| tiktektak:
--- Quote from: erggthegreat on May 30, 2008, 03:35:23 PM ---If only these UGC were a little thinner, maybe just enough to fit the game, almost lke a dvd case that way one could fit more on a shelf!! If i had the money i would invest in a game case specifically for NES replacement! :'( --- End quote --- If they were thinner NES carts would not fit too good.... You know thoase NES carts are not sooo small.... The'd never fit in a DVD case.... ;) |
| erggthegreat:
Yeah i know but the UGC seem like they have room to spare, it just seems like its a waste of valuable shelf space :) |
| nate1749:
Is this how everyone is using the NES Box art? By modifying these UGC cases to fit nes carts? Is there a case out that there just holds NES carts and has a sleeve that will fit the art? I've used both methods to modify the cases and I don't like either of them. Soldering means I'm melting plastic (cancer fumes) and with the dremel bit little bits of hot plastic end up flying everywhere, plus the bit needs to be cleaned every case. I've done about 6 cases so far and am not motivated to do anymore... Nate |
| Mick Dundee:
--- Quote from: antony30bc on October 05, 2007, 10:42:28 AM ---I am curious what Dremel bit everyone uses for removing the plastic tabs in their Universal Game Case to fit NES carts. I did mine with the cut off wheel however it was not very precise nor clean. Antony30bc --- End quote --- I have a small toothed wheel for cutting soft materials I use. Looks like a small Thick saw blade |
| dmarsee:
I've been using some horizontal shears (think glorified fingernail clippers) from the hardware store. It doesn't leave a clean line, like a dremel or soldering iron... but it takes a lot less time! |
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