Mack Headley, master of the Colonial Williamsburg Cabinet Shop, cut pockets with a gouge in the VCR tape "The Cabinetmaker, Crafting a Card Table." He cut the pockets for screws to hold the top on. John
The output on the Acorn ViewFinder add on card DVI only. Dunno if the ASUS card on the old system did VGA. The leads to the KVM have two groups of 9 pins with only a single (large) spade to the side where you sometimes see a further 4 pins
Learn to use the Internet and it's search engines you total moron, I've already posted a link you the New Yankee site that also has a web shop selling what you want! Here, I'll post it's URL yet again.... http://www.newyankee.com/index.shtml
http://www.machinemart.co.uk/shop/product/details/cs250d-digital-electronic-safe/path/safes-site-van-storage>> They've 12 nasty sub-calculator buttons, 0-9 and "A" and "B". These Don't know why you bothered, at best they are a visual deterrant, very easily opened.
http://www.crosslee.co.uk/english/index.html They have a factory shop which sells 2nds http://www.whiteknightrange.co.uk/factory-graded-centre/ This web site is helpful: https://ukmade.wordpress.com/tag/
Probably a darn site cheaper than a new fitting from a motor home shop.
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Kress spare parts (German site) is at http://spareparts.kress-elektrik.de/en/index.phpThey don't list a UK agent (probably because of some exclusive contract with Wickes) but I would suspect that an independent repair shop would be able to source what you need.
Go to the Blum site (www.blum.com), choose UK if necessary. Try to locate a suitable part. If you do find the part you need, you might be able to get it from a Blum retailer. (I use http://www.isaaclord.co.uk/ or the shop itself.)