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80x50x3 mm
pins 13 (10+3)mm fi 3 mm -> M3
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Nice. They remind me of Swiftech's aircooling.
You should run some tests to compare it to your other blocks.
Dang, that is rusty!! :eek:
lol when finished it wont be dirty, all nice and shiny eh pietach ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by Kosmic71
looking good, interested to see how the final piece performs compared ot your others
Pietach, did you use copper to make that water block?
Could you post your results after you test the block.
the whole block is made of copper. After each stage I will present new photos. When I finish, I will give you the results
wow - this will be very interesting to see
some hardcore lapping required there eh =p
lol...thinking the same.....http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/...es/biggrin.gifQuote:
Originally Posted by Special_K
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to be continued...
Very Nice. :toast:
Now it also reminds me of Swiftech's watercooling blocks. ;)
Nice work there man.
from the avatar id go with woman :PQuote:
Originally Posted by MaxxxRacer
nice work... how did you polish / lap it ??? i am doing the same at the moment to a custom made NF4 northbridge block, externally... get it all shiney :)
I like the design idea, but I would be a little worried of water leaking out the seams between the pieces of lucite and between the copper base and the lucite. Are you planning on designing some gaskets into that?
looks nice. put the fitting on the side and instant GPU block ;)
Very nice, will be interesting to see how this block performs vs your other design.
I'd bet on this one, but still interesting to see how both do.
:toast: Nice to see someone doing block designs. :toast:
Wow. Really turned out well. :cool:
nice work !! how did u get it so polised up ???????
tell us how it perform ..... quick......
arghhhh - it's official
K HATES YOU!!!
you are so talented
nice work you, you, you . . . bleughhh =p
ps. those are doods fingers in the pics - maybe the avatar is his 'significant other' ?
Nice idea ;) And a very nice block! Wish I had the skills to make something like that :toast:Quote:
Originally Posted by STEvil
stick or siliconQuote:
Are you planning on designing some gaskets into that?
foto on avatar - this my girlQuote:
ps. those are doods fingers in the pics - maybe the avatar is his 'significant other'
next day of work.
Grinder from magnet.
Now only polishing.
http://img274.echo.cx/img274/1037/0221ri.jpg
http://img274.echo.cx/img274/6087/0239bf.jpg
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when I finish it, it will shine nicely
PS.
I apologize for mistake while writing.
I do not it know English.
I use with programme "English translator 3"
looks good, but i dont think this would be very good for a high pressure loop or anything, i think some o-rings are defiently needed. maybe a peice of thin rubber above the pins would keep water from flowing above them and improve temps.
since it is a custom job.. it will be more prone to leak due to uneven surface.... i say use liquid gasket instead... that should fill up all lines
Doesn't have to be uneven because it's a custom job, depends how you made it.. You could polish the plexi to be absolutely even..
polished
http://img109.echo.cx/img109/4980/0254jg.jpg
http://img109.echo.cx/img109/5595/0263ad.jpg
top will be polished later
to be continued
Looks really nice that block
Waiting for results...
Wow, nice job. Cant wait for the results. Anything else u have to do?
Marine or plumbers GOOP sealant will hold very well. GOOP has been used for sealing blocks for years & works quite well.
actually, u should just make a track in the copper and lucite for a rubber gasket, that will suffice. if you did all that work, I'm sure it's easy for u to do that. good looking block btw, the oxidized copper on the inside is kinda scary though.
can't wait to see results
yeesh, went from a glob of ugly copper on the bottom to a flat shiney pretty looking base......and to think I couldn't even make my SLK-900A look that shiney when it already started off decent lol
unf'ingbelievable
very nice! :toast: