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I love having a physical volume control on my desk, but the cheap plastic feel of my current knob is just awful so this is a must do DIY project on my list. Something about that unfinished rough concrete look that I really like

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I really dig this! Maybe as a smaller display for my desk or nightstand, but there again a tablet can do all that and more so it would be more of something to build just to say I did it.

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This another cool Pi project I have been tossing around in my head, but as cool as it looks I feel a tablet can perform the same duties and more without the headache

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This is the kit I’m using for my arcade stick project. The quality looks phenomenal and the pricing is far lower than I had expected after looking at other options in the past 

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This is the image I plan to use as the base for the 2 player arcade stick project. I just absolutely love the look of Phil’s Doodles artwork and the bezels really make it look outstanding. 

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Another Raspberry Pi / Retropie project for down the road using the GameRoomSolutions.com Arcade Control Panel Kit. The end goal is to mount it to the top of something like a short three shelf bookcase with a wall mounted TV and use a pair of old Bose 402′s wall mounted on either side of the TV for the audio (those will also be connected to an amp/bluetooth project board for music streaming)

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Since I don’t currently have access to a 3D printer I’m going to source a bezel and cartridge for the PiCart project from this store on Etsy

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The image I’m going to use to build a PiCart for the kids w/ NES and SNES games