Stealthing Drives - SN41G2

[drp]

Any good hardware store mate, infact most places that sell things like DuckTape etc. would aswell. A service station probably would

[MiniMarc]

I got mine from WHSmith (assuming you are from england/UK) but as they say any decent stationers or DIY store will have it.

[MAS]

Cheers, I'll go down and pick some up

[Rexticle]

I just cut the screws and glued them in place

[drp]

Yeah, i've done that now. Got my dremel, ground down the screw threads until they were flush to the heads and then dropped them into the sunk holes of the face plate. This was then glued to the plastic panel

All ready for when my shuttle arrives and is built lol

[drp]

Ha Har! Shuttle arrived yesterday and everything id set up! Go the drive bezel installed and it looks and functions very nicely!

Pics to follow......watch this space

http://www.cwgsy.net/private/dabonha...m/shuttles.jpg

The two brothers

(Mine being the less pr0 looking one on the left )

[Kezzer]

We'll have to take another pic of all three when i get mine sorted

[ekundo]

on the hooking the drive to the reset button, im getting a sn45g soon, and my mate said he's gona stealth the drive and hook the switch up to the plate where the floppy drive should be, dunno how yet tho, should be interesting

[Rabs]

I'll second MiniMarc's method I did exactly the same to my SB65G2, the product you need for fixing is Sellotape Sticky Fixers.

You just press the bottom right hand corner of the stealthed panel to eject (because of the sticky fixers the stealthed panel is quite flexible), very easy and effective mod.