For the base and head of our robot, we decided to use computer casings as they were the most suitable items for our robot. We were lucky enough to find three old, rusty and dusty computers from the computer lab. In order to get its casing, which is made from pliable plastic, we embarked on our mission to dismantle the three computers. Using wits and brawn, we managed to dismantle them with relative ease! The casings were still sturdy and made of good-quality plastic. Below are step-by-step pictures of the dismantling process. :)
Dismantling process : 20 minutes each
Items used: Screwdrivers, scissors, hammers, rubber mallets
Carried out in: SMK (P) Sri Aman's 'Bengkel Kemahiran Hidup'.
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| An old, dysfunctional computer from the computer lab |
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| Left: Un'opened' computer, Right: Computer casing :D |
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| Navina and Aini working hard to unscrew the screws |
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| Unscrewing the computer from its back casing |
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| Success! |
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| Back view of an opened computer |
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| Side view of the opened computer |
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| The inner casing of a computer |
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| The motherboard of a computer! Pretty :D |
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| Dismantling the back of the computer |
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| These pretty knobs cannot be wasted! |
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Its back casing is completely seperated!
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| Tadah! Complete dissemination of a computer to get its casing :) |
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| The computers; fully dismantled. |
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| Once the work's all done, its time to pose for the camera! |
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