> i found the same link, suffice it to say that it requires substantial > metal working, preferably with a mill (expensive if you have to pay a > machine shop to do it, note to self, really try to find a free mill...) > and i sadly don't see any way around it. you could probably get by with > sheet metal sheers or a metal cutting jig saw, if you are patient, > skilled, and have plenty of time. it requires drilling out several > rivets and replacing them with snap-rivets in a different position. > basically the shelf, which is riveted into the machine has to be > removed, moved down, and replaced, after making a bigger hole in the > front. glad i have a scsi bus for externals, much simpler. the english > instructions on the site are also difficult to follow, it was written by > a french speaker who obviously knows english as a second language but > needs a little work (i can't complain, the only other languages i've > learned are programming languages and they're much simpler).
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