Feser DDC Pump Top Pictures

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08-22-2008, 08:40 AM
menace2society

" a face only a mutha could luv" :shakes:
08-22-2008, 08:44 AM
ls206

How strong is the top? It looks like it could crack easily..
08-22-2008, 09:00 AM
NaeKuh

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Originally Posted by prosser13

Woha - I don't think I've ever seen so much hate a few dark pictures =/

Cuz its too bright, and looks like the stop light at an intersection.

:rofl:

:cool:

Fesser make a dual top with dual inlets please like this:
http://i125.photobucket.com/albums/p...a/IMG_0950.jpg

Dual Inlet FTW!
08-22-2008, 09:50 AM
bentleya

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Originally Posted by IanY

All the better! What pedigree lol :)

not sure what you mean :confused: you asking for my first name?

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Originally Posted by Eddie3dfx

If it makes you feel any better, when I was 17, we took my friend's dads bentley over a huge bump and scraped the front end in the ground.
Yeah, needless to say I'm sure he got a lashing for that :rolleyes:
Car was amazing though

what how cound you :(

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Originally Posted by RealRedRaider

The name Feser picked for this product, says it all to me, "Reflector"...

Apparently all those crisscrossing braces are to increase reflection..??

IMO, all they increase is a more ugly product.

Not that it matters, but I personally don't care how it performs, they won't get my hard earned $$$...

then why keep posting in here then :spam::lsfight:

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Originally Posted by menace2society

" a face only a mutha could luv" :shakes:

what? :rolleyes: just wait to i get some really nice photos :D

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Originally Posted by ls206

How strong is the top? It looks like it could crack easily..

not sure, haven't got one yet :D but will do as soon as there avible to buy

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Originally Posted by NaeKuh

Cuz its too bright, and looks like the stop light at an intersection.

:rofl:

:cool:

Fesser make a dual top with dual inlets please like this:

Dual Inlet FTW!

:ROTF::ROTF::ROTF::ROTF::ROTF:

feser have got some grest new products for 2009 maybe one of them is that? who nos? no me any way :p:

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Originally Posted by RealRedRaider

+1... Dual Inlet Top ........ FTW

more of the spamness :spam: lol
08-22-2008, 09:52 AM
IanY

All I meant was that its great to have a prestigious name like Bentley.
08-22-2008, 09:54 AM
bentleya

yeppers wound reither be called speedy with no sir name or aero or something really cool :p:
08-22-2008, 10:46 AM
NaeKuh

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Originally Posted by bentleya

yeppers wound reither be called speedy with no sir name or aero or something really cool :P

rofl...

i reminds me of a scene i read on a japanese manga book from bleach.

He was naming his animated stuff animal, and it wanted the name SKY. Ichigo (protagonist) said no, that name is too cool and named it KON instead.

:rofl:
08-22-2008, 10:17 PM
101

All the ridges are to provide mechanical strength. Each side of the mold has deep cavities to create the part thickness. Remember in injection molding uniform wall thickness is king. Then it looks like they glue a couple covers on the top for some reason, probably to keep it from looking like an egg crate and to add branding. The overhang on the outlet is merely to provide enough structure to support the G1/4 tap.

Production costs for something like this should be very low (way less than $5) unless it was extremely low volume. The problems with it I see are depending on the resin, people will crack it screwing in barbs, and it will be difficult to get a uniform flat surface for the o-ring seal due to all the walls. You could probably solve those problems by using polycarbonate and a slightly larger o-ring than stock. It should be much cheaper than anything else available tho.
08-23-2008, 01:25 AM
bentleya

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Originally Posted by HaCKs

I am sorry to keep spamming the spamming going, but damn that spam musubi looks GOOD!

spam all you want :p: dosent bother me in my threads :p: me no care :D

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Originally Posted by 101

All the ridges are to provide mechanical strength. Each side of the mold has deep cavities to create the part thickness. Remember in injection molding uniform wall thickness is king. Then it looks like they glue a couple covers on the top for some reason, probably to keep it from looking like an egg crate and to add branding. The overhang on the outlet is merely to provide enough structure to support the G1/4 tap.

Production costs for something like this should be very low (way less than $5) unless it was extremely low volume. The problems with it I see are depending on the resin, people will crack it screwing in barbs, and it will be difficult to get a uniform flat surface for the o-ring seal due to all the walls. You could probably solve those problems by using polycarbonate and a slightly larger o-ring than stock. It should be much cheaper than anything else available tho.

this man does his stuff :D I'm sure there are doing the right testing so all them problems don't happen :D
08-23-2008, 02:56 AM
MasterOfTheReal

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Originally Posted by Akuma2000

I guess these pictures are better :D
http://www.abload.de/img/img_3731zz3.jpg

Its grown arms, Grinchville shall soon be under attack from the army of feser DDC tops! Ready your defenses!
08-23-2008, 03:14 AM
bentleya

^^^^ haha :ROTF::ROTF: think it looks like a darlik, :rofl:

EXTERMINATE, EXTERMINATE, EXTERMINATE, EXTERMINATE, EXTERMINATE, EXTERMINATE, EXTERMINATE, EXTERMINATE, EXTERMINATE, EXTERMINATE

:ROTF::ROTF::ROTF::ROTF::ROTF::ROTF::ROTF::ROTF: ^^^^

for anyone, who dosn't know about DR Who and Darliks heres a you tube vid

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c4UJiBmVEMk
08-23-2008, 03:31 AM
Arni

One thing don't fit on bundy pic
08-23-2008, 03:44 AM
NysoO

Urgh that top looks like a cheap plastic toy. Honestly, whats up with all the "cross beams". Why couldn't they simply mold it into a solid "block". Would be much better.
08-23-2008, 04:02 AM
bentleya

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Originally Posted by Arni

One thing don't fit on bundy pic

:confused::confused::confused:

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Originally Posted by NysoO

Urgh that top looks like a cheap plastic toy. Honestly, whats up with all the "cross beams". Why couldn't they simply mold it into a solid "block". Would be much better.

answer in the quote below

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All the ridges are to provide mechanical strength. Each side of the mold has deep cavities to create the part thickness. Remember in injection molding uniform wall thickness is king. Then it looks like they glue a couple covers on the top for some reason, probably to keep it from looking like an egg crate and to add branding. The overhang on the outlet is merely to provide enough structure to support the G1/4 tap.
08-23-2008, 07:03 AM
NysoO

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Originally Posted by bentleya

:confused::confused::confused:

answer in the quote below

Well, a solid plexi top would look just as good with some LED's on. And without any lights, no matter what those ridges do, the whole piece looks really cheap.

Oh well, we'll see how it performs.
08-23-2008, 07:49 AM
bentleya

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Originally Posted by NysoO

Well, a solid plexi top would look just as good with some LED's on.

yes it might do :) not arguing there

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Originally Posted by NysoO

no matter what those ridges do, the whole piece looks really cheap.

with out them ridges my fiend you will have coolant spayed all over you system as the top wound most prolbley just crack under the pressure :(

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Originally Posted by NysoO

Oh well, we'll see how it performs.

:D :D just want them to be doing that soon
08-23-2008, 08:21 AM
Kibbler

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All the ridges are to provide mechanical strength. Each side of the mold has deep cavities to create the part thickness. Remember in injection molding uniform wall thickness is king. Then it looks like they glue a couple covers on the top for some reason, probably to keep it from looking like an egg crate and to add branding. The overhang on the outlet is merely to provide enough structure to support the G1/4 tap.

I don't get this...wouldn't solid acrylic be stronger than any kind of fancy ridged egg crate structure? :confused:

How is injection molding better than milling out of a solid block? Is it cheaper? I must say cheaper is not really in line with TFC philosophy...
08-23-2008, 09:02 AM
USFORCES

Well if you put it in the right place you would just get the glow effect.
08-23-2008, 09:36 AM
bentleya

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Originally Posted by Kibbler

I don't get this...wouldn't solid acrylic be stronger than any kind of fancy ridged egg crate structure? :confused:

MMMMM ....... maybe we should invent a triangle shaped one then it wound be strong :yepp: he he

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Originally Posted by Kibbler

How is injection molding better than milling out of a solid block? Is it cheaper? I must say cheaper is not really in line with TFC philosophy...

we don'f no if moulding is no good, no test yet but there will come :D just because feser haven't fowled the trend dosnt mean it is no good :rolleyes:

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Originally Posted by USFORCES

Well if you put it in the right place you would just get the glow effect.

to right my friend have it in you hd rack with a window, and your frineds will wonder whats the glow :cool:

its like my dvd open floor switch i modded a switch into my floor to open my dvd drive :) then got my friends round to see it :cool: and before i press down i say open dvd and i press down when i say :D and there think my dvd drive opens by voice :ROTF::ROTF::ROTF::ROTF:
08-23-2008, 10:08 AM
Rise

I gotta be honest, that second set of pictures that you put up... the pump actually looks pretty good with what appears to be a softer more diffused glow to the tops. I still think that the tops look a bit cheap - I know that they are not because of the various mold flanges and what not but maybe there is some way to smooth that look out a bit? Maybe tone down the flanges some how. I want to know the flow results as well before I make final judgement.
08-23-2008, 10:22 AM
71 (Bryan)

wtf is that [confused]
08-23-2008, 12:14 PM
bentleya

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Originally Posted by Rise

I gotta be honest, that second set of pictures that you put up... the pump actually looks pretty good with what appears to be a softer more diffused glow to the tops. I still think that the tops look a bit cheap - I know that they are not because of the various mold flanges and what not but maybe there is some way to smooth that look out a bit? Maybe tone down the flanges some how. I want to know the flow results as well before I make final judgement.

:cool::cool::cool:

just fort i may share this with you guys, spoke to the feser company around lunch time and there have changed the mould slightly to what you see here :D i will try get some pictures out as soon as i can :D

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Originally Posted by 71 (Bryan)

wtf is that [confused]

it is a ddc pump top made by the feser company :rolleyes:
08-23-2008, 12:41 PM
Arni

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Originally Posted by bentleya

:confused::confused::confused:

looks like
http://img517.imageshack.us/img517/2...ostow03gm9.jpg

that was cheapest pump 2 years ago in Poland :eek:

Today if i need some stuff i need great looking product not only working fine.
Who cares 0,5 Lpm than cheap and nice looking XSPC.
Feser never was cheap.

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