Chilly1 assembly line!

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Oh so sexy. :cool:

Better than pr0n anyday.... Keep those pictures coming!

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Originally Posted by n00by

Better than pr0n anyday.... Keep those pictures coming!

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exactly what i was thinking hehehe

with all these toys to play with do you even sleep chilly1 :stick:
are you gonna be using the outer braid on those flex lines.
ya need a better fan shroud though.

where can i get braid like that? looks great

Nice pics chilly1.. Where's the frost pic? :slobber: :slobber: :slobber:

Hey chilly 1, you never answered my second PM... I'll PM you again though.. I want to get one.

*drools*
wow. wow oh wow.

how many of these things are you churning out?

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Answer by chilly 1 Only 10 or 12 for now maybe more later gotta get a handle on the costs and the procedures I anm basically doing this to under stand what is invlved in the production of these and find ways to inmprove the process.

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Looking fantastic. Keep up the great work.

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have you assembled a dual setup for some Xeons yet? Maybe something along the lines of an autocascade (if that is what I think it is, Im just a D2OLer not really read up much on this)....

ps... I wouldn't have to pay shipping, right?

1000000000000 x :slobber:

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Originally Posted by lv_dicedealer

Chilly1-

have you assembled a dual setup for some Xeons yet? Maybe something along the lines of an autocascade (if that is what I think it is, Im just a D2OLer not really read up much on this)....

ps... I would have to pay shipping, right?

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PM me iof you wnat a quote. Buyt yes I have built a cascade capable of cooling a dual processor xeon.

just sooo beautiful indeed :D

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Originally Posted by Cossey

how many of these things are you churning out?

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A Basic quality control class at college would give you some really good tips/techiniques/theories on how to improve your process.

I've been studying six sigma and it has helped massively for making my process more efficient and I've reduced my 1 year warranty returns to 0.7% of the total output.

I've found that making a good database and with good queries with system parts, configurations, and costs has reduced my administrative work by 99%. All I gotta do is type in what is wanted by the customer, and the database does all of figuring out of what parts I need, how many are in stock, where they are located, who I get them from, costs of the parts, and a print out of the procedure and LOTS more. It's saved my butt many times.

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Originally Posted by chilly1

PM me iof you wnat a quote. Buyt yes I have built a cascade capable of cooling a dual processor xeon.

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Are you going to be trying out the autocascade scene chilly1?

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Originally Posted by SPL15

I've found that making a good database and with good queries with system parts, configurations, and costs has reduced my administrative work by 99%. All I gotta do is type in what is wanted by the customer, and the database does all of figuring out of what parts I need, how many are in stock, where they are located, who I get them from, costs of the parts, and a print out of the procedure and LOTS more. It's saved my butt many times.

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100% agree'd, takes time to setup but is so very helpful

Lots of uses too

May I suggest a piece of copper grafted on the joint where the stainless steel flex meets the copper. :) The heat from brazing weakens the stainless flex. IMHO. If you can make it do it's bending away from that braze spot, I think you will have less problems. ;)

"Don't ask me how I know." :stick:

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Originally Posted by Levish

100% agree'd, takes time to setup but is so very helpful

Lots of uses too

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It's not possible to count the number of uses. A lot of work in setting up a database saves an invaluable amount of work (And money) in the future and saves your limited time. Doing administraitive work is non-value adding work, which means the less you have to do, the more time you have to do value adding work... Like assembling 50,000 single stage refrigeration systems :D .

I use the database for troubleshooting purposes by my technicians. I link to a server at my house with all of the databases stored on Raid 5 arrays. The possibilities are unlimited with good knowledge and imagination.

My Microsoft Office training has paid for itself over and over again. Highly recommend it if you start a business Chilly1. Also dont forget liability insurance... I've needed it several times. Have you started a LLC or a sole proprietorship yet? Sounds like you definitely have the demand for product :D !!! Keep up the good work!! Consider me a customer for the future!

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Are you going to be trying out the autocascade scene chilly1?

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What make you think I havent? :D

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What make you think I havent? :D

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how about some pics :stick: :D

a little more detail work

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Since my artistic ability leaves a lot to be desired. I need to find me some case skins. Them there are perty!!!!! Nice job Chilly. I think you will have some very satisfied customers.

OK, so just what is microfrostbyte?! x.x
Regardless of what it is, it is damn tiny O_O