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Steve, I am very close on the Sketchup model. Something is throwing it off, I believe - the vertical end sides are too high. Since I've never seen a C4P in person, I'm not sure about the wood end pieces (I think this was the only model that had them). So, here's the question: do the wood end pieces ...

Steve, Yes, I can work metal, but I'll also take the plan to a local metal shop and get a price. I've made some progress on my OSI case model in Google Sketchup. Could I trouble you to measure the keyboard cutout? Just start at one edge (like the spacebar) and measure each of the sides (there's a bu...

Scott, Great info, thanks! Do you recall if the 64 character-wide mod made the C1P display compatible with the C2P? I gave my C2P away ages ago :( , but recently bought a C1P with expansion card and floppy disk. The C1P has some odd modifications, is in what looks like a VT100 or Hazeltime case (inc...

Steve,

Thanks so much! I'll probably mock it up in Google Sketch and ask if I can't figure out anything.

Do you have any guesses as to the gauge of the metal? I recall the base being thicker and aluminum, top was thinner steel.

-Crawford

Greetings, I'm jumping across from the Vintage Computer forums http://www.vintage-computer.com/vcforum/ A few of us have OSI Superboards and want to build cases for them. I used to have a C2P, and really like the metal case. I can bend metal and want to re-create a case, and if it's good enough, bui...