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Cheap "deck saver" idea
Posted on: 27.01.2011 by Charline Dye
Found this on YT. Good idea for cheap protection for your S4 if you are using a soft bag.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=olB0B...eature=channel
Leeanna Ayla
31.01.2011
Originally Posted by djpromote
Hey thats my video! LOL! A guy posted on the vids comments to try plexi glass so I was believeing about making a new one out of plexi soon... still trying to figure out the best way to travel with the S4 on the plane with my other dj supplies. Right now I just protect it and throw it in my carry on.
Yeah plexi would look much cleaner and bring the weight down a bunch. Where are you in Texas?
Len Lukawski
28.01.2011
Originally Posted by Remote
Nice! And here I am using a pillow case as a dust cover.
Plastic looks really thin though is it solid enough to protect it from bumps or just dust?
If I was honest, I would have to admin that this might be only partially resistant to heavy or sharper dust. I do have a large canopy suspended above and two industrial fans located on either side as backup. It's highly portable providing you have a large truck and a couple of friends.
Shirlee Depiazza
28.01.2011
Originally Posted by smittten
http://www.native-instruments.com/fo...4&d=1295585656

What a BEAUTY!
Nice! And here I am using a pillow case as a dust cover.
Plastic looks really thin though is it solid enough to protect it from bumps or just dust?
Leeanna Ayla
27.01.2011
Originally Posted by VanGogo
Or at least sand the wood smooth before painting, lol.
No doubt!!
Charline Dye
27.01.2011
Originally Posted by photojojo
Good idea. Could probably use plexiglass instead of wood and it would look a lot cleaner.
Or at least sand the wood smooth before painting, lol.
Charline Dye
27.01.2011		Found this on YT. Good idea for cheap protection for your S4 if you are using a soft bag.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=olB0B...eature=channel
Leeanna Ayla
31.01.2011		You can use a circular saw to cut plexi. Might want a fine toothed blade though as a course one might cause it to chip.
Miguelina Marcey
31.01.2011		Well thanks for posting it!!!

I'm out in "West Texas" but should be in Dallas soon.

The wood is like a paneling. It weighs almost nothing. I had it laying around the house and needed something quick. The plexi would be so sweet. What do you cut plexi with though?

I did see they had a decksaver now too though...
Leeanna Ayla
31.01.2011
Originally Posted by djpromote
Hey thats my video! LOL! A guy posted on the vids comments to try plexi glass so I was believeing about making a new one out of plexi soon... still trying to figure out the best way to travel with the S4 on the plane with my other dj supplies. Right now I just protect it and throw it in my carry on.
Yeah plexi would look much cleaner and bring the weight down a bunch. Where are you in Texas?
Charline Dye
31.01.2011		I just happened to come across your video and thought it was a clever idea that needed to be shared. So thanks for the video, and ups on the idea!
Miguelina Marcey
30.01.2011		Hey thats my video! LOL! A guy posted on the vids comments to try plexi glass so I was believeing about making a new one out of plexi soon... still trying to figure out the best way to travel with the S4 on the plane with my other dj supplies. Right now I just protect it and throw it in my carry on.
Len Lukawski
28.01.2011
Originally Posted by Remote
Nice! And here I am using a pillow case as a dust cover.
Plastic looks really thin though is it solid enough to protect it from bumps or just dust?
If I was honest, I would have to admin that this might be only partially resistant to heavy or sharper dust. I do have a large canopy suspended above and two industrial fans located on either side as backup. It's highly portable providing you have a large truck and a couple of friends.
Shirlee Depiazza
28.01.2011
Originally Posted by smittten
http://www.native-instruments.com/fo...4&d=1295585656

What a BEAUTY!
Nice! And here I am using a pillow case as a dust cover.
Plastic looks really thin though is it solid enough to protect it from bumps or just dust?
Len Lukawski
27.01.2011		http://www.native-instruments.com/fo...4&d=1295585656

What a BEAUTY!
Charline Dye
27.01.2011		What no link to your awesome thread?

Just joking, yes I did see it. Just something I came across today.

And yes you should post thte link for those who didn't see it.
Len Lukawski
27.01.2011		You clearly all missed my custom cut-out-of-a-bedding-set-package "BedRaver Shield" I created and posted last week. I believe you will all find it's light on the pocket and heavy on the awesome.
Leeanna Ayla
27.01.2011
Originally Posted by VanGogo
Or at least sand the wood smooth before painting, lol.
No doubt!!
Charline Dye
27.01.2011
Originally Posted by photojojo
Good idea. Could probably use plexiglass instead of wood and it would look a lot cleaner.
Or at least sand the wood smooth before painting, lol.
Brunilda Kora
27.01.2011		Nice. Good, cheap solution.
Leeanna Ayla
27.01.2011		Good idea. Could probably use plexiglass instead of wood and it would look a lot cleaner.

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