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31st August 2010, 06:31 PM
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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Feb 2010
Location: Dallas Fort Worth area, Texas
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New Amplifier Chassis
I am working on both amplifier and pre amp chassis for several personal DIY projects. There are only a few commercial cases available to us DIYers for this type of construction, and they are expensive to purchase and nearly as expensive to get to the US so I decided for the same money, I could roll my own.
The front dress plate is 1/2" thick aluminum with blind attachment from the back. The heatsinks are about 5" x 12" (3U tall case) and about 2.3" fins. The bottom plate is 0.080", the top and back are 0.062". I am looking into a hardwood for feet. Aside from adding some vents to the top and bottom and figuring out what to do about feet, am I missing anything? Dave (I travel and work quite a bit so I will not be able to respond to every question or reply quickly in most cases. My apologies up front if you need a prompt response.  )
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