After Hours

Skull Webcam

By // June 30, 2006, 4:04 AM PST // billdetwiler

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  • I'll be back

    What does a computer enthusiast and tinkerer do with and old plastic skull and some wiring? Turn it into a Terminator-esque Webcam of course. This gallery showcases Webshots member Asche45's creation.

    © Webshots - Asche45

  • Close up

    Another use for it is a head set rack. There's also a LED ball in the other eye that blinks real fast when it's moved. Finally, there's a strobe light inside the head, which is also modded to use my PC power supply.

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  • Side view

    I've put the on/off switch at the base of the skull. It's not very accessible but I didn't want it to be in sight.

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  • Chrome skull

    A coat or two of Krylon original Chrome and a few wires.

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  • Chrome skull - side view



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  • Chrome skull - long view



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  • Mod room - left side

    Everything you need to mod anything PC. It's here that I've done many of my best mods.

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  • Mod room - right side

    This is the right side of the room where I do my mods. I also like to spend time in there to think. LOL. I think better when I have tools around me.

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  • Mod room - test PC

    The test PC

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I'll be back

What does a computer enthusiast and tinkerer do with and old plastic skull and some wiring? Turn it into a Terminator-esque Webcam of course. This gallery showcases Webshots member Asche45's creation.

© Webshots - Asche45

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