The Apple 1 Case that Steve Jobs would have LOVED... and HATED
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We finally built the new case for the Apple 1 replica that my brother The 8-Bit Guy built ( • How the Apple 1 comput... ). It's brings some designs across decades together!
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Haha, there is more processing power in that RGB LED strip than in the system itself... Cool build!
This and more!
My low tier phone I am watching this on probably has more computing power than every main frame, mini and the few micro computers on the planet back in late 70s. The only difference would be the much larger input/output bandwidth across those tens of thousands of computers back then.
I personally think that a mahogany-primed wooden case with a silver Apple 1 logo would have been more aesthetic.
But I think this is dope-even if the RGB lights are overkill.
Agree, I had hoped for more of a 70s aesthetic
Agreed, should have been wood grain.
if you watch "how apple 1 computer works" you see how david wanted everything to look authentic and close to the era as possible, but i think the glass and the LED kind of ruined the 70's look of it
Hi to You and your Brother from Portugal. Unfortunately today is a very sad day for retrocomputing: Sir Clive Sinclair passed away at the age of 81. :(
I am so sorry. :'-(
Sir Clive Sinclair was a good man!
i don't know who that is but r.i.p
@@Dillon69 Clive Sinclair was the creator of the Sinclair line of computers, like the Sinclair ZX80 and the ZX Spectrum.
Their computers were not amazing, but they were CHEAP and ended up being important since most computer companies had to lower their prices to compete with the Sinclar computers.
You and your brother are so flippin' talented!
😂
When all the LEDs were flashing , the Apple 1 board looked like an old man marooned in the middle of a dance floor!
RGB in an Apple I case, omg made my day 😂
You know you ovedid your casemodding when the lights have more computing power than the actual computer. ;-)
Just kidding, this looks just AWESOME!
It can probably even emulate an Apple 1 😋
The giant Apple sticker made it looked gawdy. I would have just used the old 80s branding and be more subtle. But I’m always in awe about how talented you are.
A black sticker would have worked just a lot smaller
Yeah he was clearly going for Apple's aluminum and glass look, it's just that a few details are throwing it off. The Apple logo being way too big is one, another is the lack of a black bezel mat under the glass. If he added black trim along the top inside edge of the box it would both complete the look and effectively make the LEDs recessed, which would be a lot less ugly. Honestly he might even be able to achieve that by masking off and painting the bottom of the glass.
One thing I would have done differently was to use nylon washers instead of metal to hold the board, especially if near any traces.
Thanks. I didn't know these exited. I used to mask the washers with some piece of electrical tape into which I had poked a hole.
I would have left the wood color instead of black, and aluminum would look dope.
I went audible "nooo!" when he sprayed it.
I would have gone for a dark stain personally
That’s a very worthy museum piece! A real masterpiece!
All your videos are awesome, it’s a good day when he posts. Love from Texas
Wow, that’s amazing, i really think you captured both the apple 1 era and modern day apple in this build. It looks incredible. I bet David is pleased with the end result. Superb.
Great video. Really enjoyed it.
It would be good to show metric measurements on screen for those who have never used imperial. 🙂
14:53 I love how there's a line of clamps on the edge of the exit door!
Good to see PCBway supporting you!
Amazing project. Really nice job. Thanks for sharing!
Never knew you were 8-Bit's brother, and that's just awesome!
When i first found out i was kinda surprised too, but the fact that they look alike, hace similar tone of voice and the same mannerisms when speaking made me suspect before
Steve Jobs would have LOVED this Apple 1 Case... sort of. ;-)
hi mike! im early for once!
Mike, I think you can control the RGB lights for certain holidays.
Now that is one hell of a case!! Love it!
Very well done! Looks great!
Beautiful work... turned out better than I expected.
I've been waiting for your new video!!! Love it! Great job. Keep the videos coming.
I had no idea the 8 bit guy is your brother! I found your channel before I found his! I was here 8 years ago haha
Oh man that is gorgeous.. Sincere well dones!
Great job Mike, I really enjoyed the video and the case looks amazing.
Amazing! Thanks for uploading.
Beautiful work
It looks really nice! (Seeing the end result, I think it would also look good with antique brass metal, too!)
Great build!
Amazing! Great job combining the old and new!
Great work, well done
This is awesome! The keyboard has that late 70s nostalgic vibe! Way to go! I got a little choked up when I saw the finish montage.
Very cool! Well done!
Looks like a mini! Love it!
Very beautiful results, love it. Thank you for sharing your amazing journey. I visited from 8-bit guy. Merry Christmas and a happy new year. God bless you and your family.
This guy has a REALLY nice workshop, I am absolutely salivating over it.
That case is too cool!
great build bros, literally!
I am glad you went with the clear top. I was thinking you were going to use a frosted plexi, which would have made the build look essentially like a G4 Mini promotional display. What I really like however is the fact you embraced the initial concept, buy the board and build it in a way that makes you happy. You have done that!
This was an epic experience!
Awesome man. Just awesome.
Great video Mike! That case looks Awesome! Yes, you can never have to many clamps! Remember Measure Twice, Cut Once!
I cut it three times and its still too short!
nicely done
That case turned out fantastic. Love it!
Nice one !
Mike - you've done a brilliant job there - the all-new retro Apple MAXI 1. Great stuff. I really enjoyed that build. Thank you
Beautiful!
Such an awesome job. I have to admit the RGB is a very cool touch.
This is beyond amazing loved the case
Very nice the video. You're brother brought me here. From this video How the Apple 1 computer works brought me here. Super fantastic build :)
the LED controller is probably just as powerful as the system itself… if not moreso…
edit: wrote that before you said it was an ESP32.
Ufffff the RGB HAHAHAHA. An Apple1 gamer edition
Great video!! Early computers and wood shop!! My favorite 2 classes in High School (82-85)! I got all As in all my different computer classes like BASIC & Pascal and also all As in wood shop from 7th-12th grade. I wish the other classes had been as easy! My Xmas 1983 C64 is still on the computer desk I made for it out of walnut in 1984 11th grade wood shop. Thank you again for the great content.
it’s beautiful!
I'll be honest, I had my doubts at first. You blew me away with this! Subscribing!
I could be a jerk and point out this or that, but the fact is, you did an amazing job, and it's obvious that you and your brother have an immense love for old technology, which I respect and share. The clear top was definitely the right move, since the real star of the show is the computer itself (although maybe the power system in back should get some love, too?). Glad to know you'll be running the lights on white or pale blue. 🙂
Really impressive!
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Fantastic work! If one day I have the tools to work on wood and metal I'd love to this project (or something similar). You got a new subscriber!
Thank you very much!
That is a work of art in its own right.
That case is amazing 👍
it looks great
Impressive workmanship
PCB Way! Sponcering RetroRecipies since I first saw their channel.
I was waiting for this...
The vibes of this channel and 8-Bit Guy are on PAR. Love it.
Never thought I'd see an Apple 1 illuminated by RGB...but here we are.
incredible!
Beautiful 👍
Kinda surprised you didn't go for a classic apple logo, but the build looks sick, great job man
The classic logo didn't get invented until the Apple 2.
Apple 1 mini, I just love it
The lights make it look like an arcade machine, which would actually be interesting in a museum.
Imagine having a brother bearing the name 8-Bit Guy.....and his daughter....16-bit Princess and her offspring....32bit Dude and 64bit Lady with her Husband......the 4gHz Guy.
Cool case.
Love the disco lights!
First time watching one of your videos, you can definitely tell you and Dave are brothers!
THIS = BADASS!
lovely!
Great video. You gained a new sub today
very very very nice!
Nice!
What a beautiful homage to it.
I love it!
That is cool 👍👍
Cooling requirements... Oh, hell. Water cool that thing.🤣
I was really skeptical about the keyboard when you said you were putting a frame around it, but daaaamn, the results (17:30) are perfect! (I just subbed!)
Amazing build! I was sorta hoping for a woodgrain look, though with aluminum highlights; a more 70s aesthetic. Oh well, still an amazing case!
17:55. Sick gaming setup man.
😆
Subscribed once I saw that Apple logo on a brushed metal case, awesome job
with rgb of course!!!
Now get David to write a program on the Apple I that runs the Neopixels in the case!
You have no idea how bad I wanted to do this! The Apple 1 just isn't fast enough to do PWM.
AWWW FINALLY! Some good fucking GeekPub! Been a while! ;)
For the Mobo Standoffs i probably would have used countering nut's first to hold the "screw bolt" in place if you ever take the board out again and dont want the screws to fall out. Mayhaps even Plastic Nuts (since there isnt really the requirement for any torque) to double as standoffs - but thats just me :D I know yall never take the board out again anyway :)
As for the RGB strips: didnt expected them - mayhaps a small board like 1x1cm (yes im a metric man) to hide them? I know there isnt probably enough space, but i think it would look cool if you couldnt see the LED strip itself.
I'm not an Apple guy (Crapple?) but what an awesome job! That looks absolutely incredible.
WOW!
Magnifique !
Now you have an excuse to buy a bead blasting cabinet at Harbor Freight!
That is an amazing case you have there! Really love the plexiglass and RGB Lighting!
I remember when your channel first started. I was within the first 1000 subs. Maybe earlier?! Things have really changed and I can't wait to see what you do next!!!
Wow, thank you!
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Love it! An improvement would be to work on the keyboard connector a little bit as well as it looks kinda hacky compared to the otherwise beautiful case! :)
Future video!