iTrooper - 02 February 2012 12:51 AM

That’s what my coworker’s Carpenter dad said it would cost for the glass and parts (he must know some people he deals with often to get the price that low).

We’re still up in the air regarding the surface material. Glass or Perspex. Perspex scratches easily, unless it’s scratch proof and asking Aussie shops for that seems tricky, some of the shops have no clue about it. Only seems the American shops know what we’re talking about.

do you have a sample of a plexiglass? if not, I am cool to share with you a sample piece. So, you will have a chance to scratch it. Also, I will have a look a frosted piece of plexiglass for you (hope I still have it).

To protect a plexiglass, you can use a transparent film (the one for tinting car glasses).

You may find the following link is very useful http://www.gnoozle.com/detail/link-78.html
give a call to this guys! they have a lot of samples and experience with these materials.

I managed to some glass from my GF’s uncle who works in a glass company, so that came in pretty handy, the problem now is working out how to build a table, I’m not a carpenter (or Bob the Builder) so my experience with slapping tables together aren’t the best.

I am selling my home made multi touch screen.

I am asking for it around 1200 dollars. This is how much this table cost me (just parts) without time I spent on it.

The reason behind this sale is that I am going to overseas (Europe) and do not really wonna leave this tabe in the closet without any use for a long time.

If you have any questions please contact me on or or give me a call at 0415867987
Or post your question here.

Cheers.

Hey buddy, did you change your username or something?

I do have my own projector though, is your setup including the projector with it? hmm, I’m just debating if I want to use a setup like yours or a table based setup. It is nice though.

The main reason is that I wanted to see if I can work fiducials into my table.

Hey dude,

Yes, the price include everything! fully working unit. even HDD.