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Reply With Quotehigh density neoprene maybe?
Does anyone know what kind of material this is? I'm talking about the material in the heel/sole of this shoe. I was thinking of creating an enclosure for my PC components if I can find a block of whatever this is.
Platform shoe
high density neoprene maybe?
But don't take it from me! here's a quote from a real, live newbie:
eegeek.netOriginally Posted by Viscouse
hmmm maybe..I'll do a search on that. Would you think it is non-conductive?
why would you want to put a PC in your shoe?
car computer rev 5: 8" lilliput and usual suspects
Ok you totally misunderstood that I hope.
I am looking only for the material in that shoe. I want a block of it to carve out a case for my drives and such
yes. in all reality, not that many materials are conductive, especially any kind of plastic or rubber...
But don't take it from me! here's a quote from a real, live newbie:
eegeek.net
I kid, I kid!Ok you totally misunderstood that I hope.
I am looking only for the material in that shoe. I want a block of it to carve out a case for my drives and such
My guess is, whatever material that platform is made out of is a little too insulating (thermally). The last time I found myself in payless looking for platforms, most of them seemed to be rubber.
car computer rev 5: 8" lilliput and usual suspects
thats also the concern I had. If it would hold in too much heat. I was thinking of creating a tray or something to hold my drives and route my wiring, then have my MB hidden underneath with only the fan and heatsink visible.
Was this back in the 70's I hope or are ya pretty short?
Unless Sir Lancerlot is gay, but I don't think that is HIS shoe.
I also think it is high density neoprene.
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