Teybers Evap

[[XC] gomeler]

hey!

i picked up a 5" wide, .25" thick, 12' long sheet of alu for $65. It comes out to only like 1-2 dollars more per mount over plastic (but it does take a lot longer to machine). i think its worth it

I think it is totally worth it so long as the aluminum doesn't condense water on it like with a cascade. It looks way more awesome. Now anodize it red

[teyber]

hey all!

The new design utilizes thick .25" 6061 aluminum for both the hold down and the backplate. Its ridiculously rigid.

fits(CPU's):
LGA 775/771
LGA 1366
LGA 1160
AMD 754/939/940
AMD AM2/AM3(96x48mm)

(GPU's)
any that have hole dimensions withing (2.4"x2.4") and (2.106"x2.106")




cheers

[sdumper]

Very nice mounts!!!

I have 5 that just arrived and they are very nicely done...

[gosmeyer]

Not going to flex with those!! Nice

[Jack]

Very nice and clean! It looks very sturdy!

Did you use it already? No condensation problems with the aluminium?

[Bootsy]

Very nice mounts!!!

I have 5 that just arrived and they are very nicely done...

+1!! Mine just arrived and the quality is great!!

[sdumper]

Very nice and clean! It looks very sturdy!

Did you use it already? No condensation problems with the aluminium?

Yes I have been using these for awhile now (thanks reed).

I do want to get thinner back plates though....

[teyber]

thanks a ton guys for the nice words

scott PM me about the thinner backplates... it can definitely be done..





I love the black. i spray painted this one to see if i liked it, and i love it. I think im going to buy a powdercoating setup. i have expensive brass screws nuts and thumb nuts coming anytime as well. should look slick.

[yngndrw]

I think im going to buy a powdercoating setup.

I wish I had the gear you have.

The black look awesome.

[n00b 0f l337]

If this was Facebook?
*like*

[teyber]

cheers guys

and heres a little teaser

[n00b 0f l337]

Can you work this into a non-snap ring designed evap?

[Jack]

Damn teyber, very nice! very classy

[Bitemarks666]

very nice teyber

[runmc]

What is the thinnest alum you would use?
1/8 or 3/16
The 1/4 is very nice but seems like it can be thinner

[sdumper]

He has gone very thin for me on request at least as thin as the old steel mach II backplate and it didnt flex....
Hands down my favorite hold down design...

[teyber]

1/8" alu will flex a LOT

i wouldn't go less then 3/16

14/16 gauge steel would be great but cutting steel is just... far from enjoyable.

and thanks for the compliments scott

[teyber]

this is just for fun. i have a large bar of 2" diameter copper that i don't feel like selling, would like to use it for something. so i have started
a new little project. I thought of this evaporator design and don't know if it will be great or not perform well at all. too bad i don't have
solidworks cosmos or something (well even if i did have it i wish i knew how to use it). Any comments on this design? it would be pretty
expensive to make and would probably only be for higher end cascades. the slits are 1/32". these were drawn and rendered with free software.

[OverShocked]

Wouldn't it be better to add a little bit more channeling so the liquid must take a long route around?

Just throwing out ideas.

[Jack]

It looks quite restrictive.

And will be very expensive to make, that's for sure! 3 part construction, which all need to be machined... lot's of time needed to make one.
So back to the drawing board I'm afraid