Thx SNiiPE (send Thx to your dad as well)!Quote:
Originally Posted by SNiiPE_DoGG
... Can't wait to see the ram sinks again when they're a little more nickel-ized. :)
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Thx SNiiPE (send Thx to your dad as well)!Quote:
Originally Posted by SNiiPE_DoGG
... Can't wait to see the ram sinks again when they're a little more nickel-ized. :)
Man that cooler looks pretty good stock. Where did you get mr hedgehog? I have seen a couple of these prismatic toys around here they look pretty cool.Quote:
Originally Posted by SNiiPE_DoGG
I hope Ian wouldn't judge me, but when it come across 5DMk2, this is the most amazing thing, that you can do with it - http://www.vimeo.com/groups/16828/videos/4704533
Pics of acrylic are needed!!!!!!
This is awesome. I especially love the first shot, and the bokeh effect of the background:clap:Quote:
Originally Posted by spoof
Hmm... I wonder when I can save up 2.5 grand:p:
Took a big leap today, luckily I landed on flat ground standing on two feet :)
http://img6.imageshack.us/img6/5989/flowres6321.jpg
I have done LOTS of other work that is just not ready to show you guys yet, waiting on a few more parts from various shops around the country and nickel plated parts on monday
i thought that u were getting tinted acrylic
Sure did, nice job man. It's very likely you already mentioned it, but redundancy is everyone's friend: How much liquid can your res hold?Quote:
Originally Posted by SNiiPE_DoGG
uhhh, I have no Idea how much liquid... Its 6.25" x 5.25" x 9.25" internally but it wont be fully filled when it is installed - 24 hours of cure coming up, then I am going to tap (I know I should have done this first but I didnt have the right handle :\)
Well everything looks extremely flush, it's going to turn out just fine for sure. From my limited acrylic welding experiences I've found 1000-1500 really does far better then anything much lower... then cleaning particulates before bonding of course. What grit sand did you use?Quote:
Originally Posted by SNiiPE_DoGG
well to sand the bonding faces I used 600 grit and a 90 degree jig. Unfortunately it didn't quite square off the edges as much as I wanted, it took away the laser uneven surface but not the 1-2 degree taper. When I was bonding I just squared everything off and used the welding cement to flatted the edges for me. through visual inspection I dont think I will have any leaks but only testing will tell :)
looks nice and clean sniipe. what did you use to stick acrylic together? thanks
this stuff: http://www.tapplastics.com/shop/product.php?pid=130& works great but you need a syringe like this to apply http://www.tapplastics.com/shop/product.php?pid=170& (I used the small one)
thanks sniipe, will try to find what you have linked locally.Quote:
Originally Posted by SNiiPE_DoGG
keep up the good work.
Hey all, see this thread here: http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/...d.php?t=229090 I will be attending the Nor'easter lan on august 1st in Wilmington mass.
Hopefully (thats a lot of hope because I dont know if I will be finished with the project in time!) I will have this case/project completed, at the lan on august 1st :)
Feel free to PM me if your gonna come down and check it out :up:
P.S. I have LOTS of work on the system done, just not any work that I can show you guys just yet ;) I want everything to look just right when I present it.
Are you sure that you build a computer? Maybe you mixed it up a little and accidentally build a car with a big gas-tank :D
hmmmm the v2110 does have wheels :rofl::rofl::rofl:Quote:
Originally Posted by dualbrain
(was that about the reservoir?)
Of course I referred to the reservoir = gas-tank. :)
Do you remember 8 years ago: Lian Li had this sidepanel with liquid in it and little fish :D Maybe you do an anniversary-edition of that? Come on - admit it!!! :hehe:
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Originally Posted by SNiiPE_DoGG
HEY!!! guess who is also attending the Noreaster LAN this year?
Nice, I can wait to meet you there :up:Quote:
Originally Posted by sniperbob
Just got the side panels on the router :D :up::up::up::up: Top of the case goes to the laser tomorrow and pictures when I actually have a spare second on sunday of the completed motherboard tray and nickel plated unicorn heatsinks.
this mod competition has just put me into over drive, its gonna start coming at y'all fast :D
i was thinking about stepping up production and ordering some stuff to really set my SUGO apart to enter the competition, but if your gunna be there... I guess i can just spectate haha
Alright Sniipe, there has been a lot of talk but not much more in the pics department! I'm looking for some pics of all of this work.
Since it has come up in your thread, I really wish I had access to some decent photography lighting and equipment. It is very hard to take good pics of an entire case with just the light box and halogen lamps that I have. You can have an excellent build, but without a good way to take pics, it simply turns out looking mundane. It really takes a large background, which also takes studio type lighting with a good camera, all of which I don't have or have access to!
Hey pics are coming after I get things where I want - like for example right now the motherboard, waterblocks, and nickle plating are done - But I am painting something that cannot be left out, therefore i cannot take pics until I get it together ;) :up:Quote:
Originally Posted by voigts
likewise the PSU modding is set to begin and I just need to sit down and do it which should only take me one night :yepp: I promise pictures will start flooding in soon
I do agree that you need a good camera, but once you get that good camera and a decent lens lighting is a piece of cake, either use morning/evening light and a fluorescent bulb like Charles has done with his most recent photo shoot.
Can't wait to see some pics - having issues with picture taking myself, I have a Nikon 24-70 for this week and I can't find a freakin' piece of paperboard large enough for a backdrop...
White bedsheet (higher the threadcount the better) works in a pinch as long as you have enough light so that the wrinkles don't cast shadows.Quote:
Originally Posted by paul_