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Vue éclatée du Mac Pro 2019

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  • The feet are held in place with just one screw each—although the screws themselves are buried deep in slots in the space frame pillars, making them a bit awkward to access. We make do with a 4 mm hex key and a Mako driver for extra leverage.

  • The screws are held captive inside the frame, so you won't lose those, but we can't say the same for these feet. Better keep an eye on these things so they don't run away.

  • We didn't shell out the $400 for the wheel-y upgrade, so it's nice to know that we don't really need to drag this thing to the Apple store to swap its shoes.

  • If you're feeling adventurous and want to attach your own feet or wheels, the screws are M5x0.8. Since we can't remove them, we're unsure of their exact length, but we estimate 15-20 mm. They extend out about 4-4.5 mm from the bottom of the aluminum slab.

Chaque pied est fixé par une seule vis, par contre les vis elles-mêmes sont enfoncées profondément dans des encoches, ce qui les rend difficiles d'accès. On en vient à bout à l'aide d'une clé hexagonale de 4 mm et d'un tournevis Mako pour un effet de levier supplémentaire.

Les vis restent captives à l'intérieur du châssis, donc vous n'allez pas les perdre, mais on ne peut pas en dire autant de ces pieds. Vaut mieux garder un œil sur ces machins pour éviter qu'ils se barrent.

Nous n'avons pas dépensé les 480 € supplémentaires pour les roulettes, c'est donc sympa de savoir que nous ne serons pas obligés de traîner ce truc jusqu'à la boutique Apple pour changer ses chaussures.

[* black] The feet are held in place with just one screw each—although the screws themselves are buried deep in slots in the space frame pillars, making them a bit awkward to access. We make do with a 4 mm hex key and a Mako driver for extra leverage.
[* icon_note] The screws are held captive inside the frame, so you won't lose those, but we can't say the same for these feet. Better keep an eye on these things so they don't run away.
[* black] We didn't shell out the $400 for the [https://www.macrumors.com/2019/12/10/new-mac-pro-wheels-cost-400-dollars/|wheel-y upgrade|new_window=true], so it's nice to know that we don't ''really'' need to drag this thing to the Apple store to swap its shoes.
+[* icon_note] If you're feeling adventurous and want to attach your own feet or wheels, the screws are M5x0.8. Since we can't remove them, we're unsure of their exact length, but we estimate 15-20 mm. They extend out about 4-4.5 mm from the bottom of the aluminum slab.

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