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I have my Lombard, which has a snapped hinge on one side, to the point where it also has slightly damaged the plastic top cover. I wouldn't mind borrowing it to you guys, but I really don't want to sell it, as it was my first vintage classic Mac. I also have a Wallstreet (or PDQ?) on which the...

Good suggestion! I won't keep my hopes up however, manufacturing plastics is a lot less involved than manufacturing metal components, especially the kind that is supposed to withstand high stress levels like hinges. I guess I could try and contact PCBWay as well, since I think they also...

So am I. The thing is, modelling the parts is easy. It's difficult to find something financially feasible that's able to machine parts with a complex shape, yet also high tensile strength.

I'm afraid not. I haven't been able to find a way to manufacture them.

Did you manage to put it back together again afterwards, or was the case too damaged?

Thanks, but that's a bit outside of my budget. I'll keep it in mind though.

Why's that? I've done multiple desktop PSUs, so I can't see why doing a laptop one should be an issue?

Hi folks, My Powerbook 5300CE's AC adapter just kicked the bucket. It's outputting random voltages, none of them even getting close to the required voltage to power the machine. I was therefore wondering if anyone has attempted to rebuild one of these (I assume it requires a recap), and what is...

Hi guys, I've had enough. After ages looking around for good "for parts" machines to replace my PDQ and Lombard hinges, I have given up. There just aren't any left where I live for a reasonable price. Naturally, the only reasonable thing to do is to manufacture my own replacements. I'll create...

I wanna try this out on my Lombard. The display's almost unreadable right now. My Titanium G4 is also going Barbie (AKA pink). Any advice for either machine?

That's why we need to somehow manufacture upgrades. PCBWay does machining as well, but I haven't tried it out yet...

Those posts aren't the parts that break though. It's the part connected to the display frame which slides across the posts which breaks.

Awesome! I didn't know those were compatible...

Hi guys, I am the proud owner of a Lombard and a PDQ. Sadly, the PDQ had snapped hinges when I bought it(which they're famous for, so not entirely unexpected), but weirdly so did the Lombard. As I'm unable to find replacements, and I'd rather not destroy a working machine to fix another, I was...

Hi guys, I wanted to stick a flashed 7800GS into my Powermac G5 AGP, but it needs molex power. Do I just need to run a long splitter from the DVD drive, or is there a hidden power port on the motherboard somewhere?

Which parts are most likely to be ruined if the caps are bad and you do connect it to power?

Thanks!

I'll do that. Any idea what the values are of the ones on the display? I'd rather not disassemble it more than once if possible.

I'm afraid I don't have a guide or parts list for you, but I might still be able to help you a bit. You will need to remove the electrolytics, of which you can find the correct values on the side of the capacitors. After having done that, you need to clean the board with isopropyl alcohol. You...

Hi guys, I recently acquired a Powerbook Duo 230, and it seems to be dead. When I plug in the power supply and try to turn it on, nothing happens. The main battery hasn't leaked and I used my known good Powerbook G3 PSU, which has the right voltage and more than enough amperage to power it. I...