Here's some ideas

Plexiglass -
http://bit-tech.net/article/53/

Model Car -
http://www.overclockers.com.au/pcdb/view.php?name=BlueSmurf&page=pics

Briefcase, toolbox -
http://www.moddingzone.com/gallery/?m=view&top=points&pp=10

Turbine case (bucket?) -
http://www.overclockers.com.au/pcdb/view.php?name=McGoff&page=pics

And for those with discriminating taste... a case of beer -
http://www.overclockers.com.au/pcdb/view.php?name=Beer&page=pics


Paul Harris wrote:

> Thanks for the info Bill and Phil :)  It ties in with what I
> thought, so I'll go back to evaluating the original idea of
> a wooden case as Phil suggests (I thought the plastic might
> be easier, but withthe grounding perhaps not).
>
> Cheers, Paul
>
> Bill:
> Several things come to mind. Most plastics will readily
> acquire static charges, so I think that bare plastic is
> probably a bad idea. If you really want to use the tub, I
> might suggest a shielding layer like metal foil
> spray-mounted to the inside of the tub. This shield should
> be made
> common to the ground side of the supply (and motherboard as
> well, if possible). This also will help with RFI issues,
> which could show up at any point.
> --__--__--
>
> Phil:
> Oh, and I thought you were talking about some kind of nice
> hardwood thing.  If a plastic storage tub blends into the
> decor of your living room, are you sure it's worth the
> trouble? :)
>
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