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Homemade Maschine Woodtrim

Discussion in 'MASCHINE Area' started by FitzyP, Apr 12, 2012.

  1. FitzyP

    FitzyP New Member

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    Thought I'd take a stab at making my own woodtrim for my maschine. Couldn't find anybody selling non elevated trim. Cost me about $16CND. I used Oak and a darker wood stain. loving the results. First Post btw. Hello everybody!
     

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  2. trusampler

    trusampler NI Product Owner

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    nice work;)
     
    trusampler, Apr 12, 2012
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  3. VinnieTreux

    VinnieTreux NI Product Owner

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    dig it
     
    VinnieTreux, Apr 12, 2012
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  4. saintjoe

    saintjoe NI Product Owner

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    those look awesome man, great stuff
     
    saintjoe, Apr 12, 2012
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  5. jbfuller

    jbfuller NI Product Owner

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    That looks great, I'd buy that for $25.
     
    jbfuller, Apr 12, 2012
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  6. jpeg

    jpeg Forum Member

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    looks good man even better then the other ones that ive seen being sold cos u got the front ridge modelled in the wooden end caps.

    but yeah bro if u can sell that on ebay id cop prolly
     
    jpeg, Apr 12, 2012
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  7. faster

    faster NI Product Owner

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    They do look great, how do you "fix" them to maschine?
     
    faster, Apr 13, 2012
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  8. mabzmuzik

    mabzmuzik NI Product Owner

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    I would like a set. How much?
     
    mabzmuzik, Apr 14, 2012
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  9. Upright

    Upright NI Product Owner

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    Man looks dope fam!
     
    Upright, Apr 15, 2012
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  10. silverfilter

    silverfilter NI Product Owner

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    REALLY NICE! how is it connected to the sides? :)
     
    silverfilter, Apr 16, 2012
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  11. FitzyP

    FitzyP New Member

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    I wrote up a big paragraph explaining it all but it didn't get approved or something
    I mounted the oak panels using double sided mounting tape. I had to use three layers of it though because the stuff I bought wasn't thick enough.
    Im looking into it to see if its worth it for me to maybe start selling them. If there is enough interest on here for them. let me know.
    Totally loving the look of my maschine now. Very glad that I went with the extra details with the notched out top. Making it look almost seamless. That's what I didn't like about the Jesse Dean side trim. Just a straight cut and the fact they only sell the elevated trim now. I thought it almost made the maschine look cheaper. The extra details made it worthy enough to be secured to something I paid almost 700$ for. Also why I went with the more expensive oak.
    Thanks for the love guys!
     
    FitzyP, Apr 17, 2012
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  12. awol9000

    awol9000 NI Product Owner

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    Where in Canada are you?
     
    awol9000, Apr 17, 2012
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  13. savadious

    savadious NI Product Owner

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    I would love to see these made using some exotic woods !

    First I want to see is some tropical coconut wood trim ! Polished and glazed to a shine !

    I wish someone living on an island like Hawaii, Malasia or Philippines will see this and start selling them on ebay !

    Bring on the exotic woods !

    How about a SUPER-ECO friendly version made from DRIFTWOOD !

    Possibilities are endless..

    TIP to OP:
    Machine the edges of the Maschine trim and sand them to remove natural imperfections caused by the wood grain on your rounded edges.

    Excellent work dude !
     
    savadious, Apr 17, 2012
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  14. RufioBeatz

    RufioBeatz New Member

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    Not going to lie but that looks cleaner than most mods on the market now
     
    RufioBeatz, Apr 18, 2012
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  15. FitzyP

    FitzyP New Member

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    Im from Southern Ontario. Near London.
     
    FitzyP, Apr 18, 2012
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  16. oOjtgOo

    oOjtgOo Forum Member

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    Very cool and clean. Have you started retailing them yet? And how ddo you like your Midi Fighter?
     
    oOjtgOo, Jul 23, 2012
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  17. b_adl_y

    b_adl_y Forum Member

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    looks good
     
    b_adl_y, Jul 24, 2012
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  18. jpeg

    jpeg Forum Member

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    bro u need to start selling these joints u will sell alot of units
     
    jpeg, Jul 24, 2012
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  19. Ghost_On_Da_Maschine

    Ghost_On_Da_Maschine NI Product Owner

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    This seems more cosmetic while the selling point for Jessie's version for me was the elevation.
    The almost flat design of Maschine makes it arkward in many situations.

    I have both my Maschine and APC40 elevated to the same angle.
     
    Ghost_On_Da_Maschine, Jul 24, 2012
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