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The "Borg Appliance"
January 19, 2004 It's Mini-ITX Project Week. We're going to be adding a project a day every day this week, or until we get bored. Magazine editors rejoice... Chris Jang set up a small machine shop in his 600 square foot Texas apartment bedroom to remedy a foolish mistake when over tightening a machine screw. Several months and over 100 hours of construction time later, a Borg-like concuction of aluminium and polycarbonate emerged. Chris Jang's Borg Appliance
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