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    Sneil SLI-CF Cascade (56k)

    Well Ive mainly kept my builds to EOCF and a few other forums, lurking and posting here every so often. However, I see there are not many Canadian builders around so I've decided to make my presence here known a little better and show my builds and converse here with the larger Phase community we have here. Anyway I'll start with my Cascade build, still currently in the works but close to completion. This one is going to be a personal unit for myself for some major 3D benching and gaming sessions with the cpu under a regular SS(1hp rotary). I made the case myself out of MDF particle board and used 2 layers primer, 3 layers paint and 3 layers clear coat for the paint job.

    So here are the specs:

    1 Stage:
    Compressor: ROTARY Matsu$hita 2P19C3R126A- 18.1cc (12,680 BTU)
    HX: 20 plate
    TXV: Danfoss/00 orfice
    Reciever: Danfoss
    condenser: 4X 6x6 row cubes (made by Drewmiester)
    refrigerant: R507
    safety: Adjustable hp cut-off, low and high side mounted gauges

    2nd Stage:
    Compressor: ROTARY Matsu$hita 2P19C126A- 18.1cc (12,680 BTU)
    Evaporators: 2 X Kayl evaps rev 2
    Desuperheater: chilly1 blue ss condenser
    Cap tubing: 2X .031 ~8ft (still undecided)
    sight glass: Danfoss
    refrigerant: R1150 Ethylene
    oilseparator: HENRY S-5180 Helical
    safety: Adjustable hp cut-off, hp relief valve, low and high side mounted gauges

    Cascade Controller by Ssilencer and Golden Eagle
    Big thanks to Drewmiester for the condenser and all the help he's provided these past years!
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    Last edited by Sneil; 12-16-2007 at 02:31 PM.
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    more pics...
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    Looks like a serious piece of kit!
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    thnx! more pics
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    Last edited by Sneil; 12-15-2007 at 08:56 PM.
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    and more pics...
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    and some more pics...
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    And finally the last of em This is where I'm at, need to pressure test 1st stage and flush out all the oil in the rotary and change to POE, then it'll be time to charge. Second stage has a few minor things, filter-drier needs to be brazed in, cap tube needs to be cut to length, and then compressor needs to be tied in. Then all the wiring needs to be done, i already cut in the suction line holes in the top of the case and ill cut a 120mm hole in the one side for the desuperheater to suck in fresh air. More to come!
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    Last edited by Sneil; 12-15-2007 at 08:41 PM.
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    really nice sneil, really like the condenser.. don't you think the orfice is a little small? i would go for 01 orfice.

    regards
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    The mdf base board you see under the cascade is just temporary until i transfer the unit into the case. Everything is quite messy in the pics but it'll all be cleaned up. electrical(hp switches, start capacitors, relays) will all be concealed in the gray box aside from a few cords running to compressors etc.

    edit: thanks tim, it is yea, i was originally planning this as a much smaller unit with nf11fx compressor so ill end up changing that to the larger 01, thanks!
    Last edited by Sneil; 12-15-2007 at 09:03 PM.
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    looks real nice. Good work Sneil
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    very nice work sneil
    I love the pipe work, very straight

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    YOU DA MAN!
    seriously though, nice to see tens of pages of beautiful work over at eofc in one page... man Those are really beuatifull... Keep up the good work mate.

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    I've never thought that handmade MDF case can look such beautiful .

    Very clean work .

    That valve near henry is blow-off ?

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    Sneil, the case is perfect.
    The most beautiful cascade i have seen....
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    I also built a cascade case out of MDF. Be sure that you A) perfectly insulate everything which could cause condesation und B) if you use rolls/wheels, do not use only four - use at least 6, because otherwise the base plate will bend and bend until it cracks or touches the floor. (thats from my experience )

    edit: looks really nice!

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    Loving your work Sniel
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    you should edit matsua for matsu$hita

    cascade is great looking
    but I am not sure about compatiility with ATI cards
    evaps has flat base so you must a take off ihs from card

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    Honestly man i love this. Looks great and am excited to see the performance

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    OMG it's a monster cascade :p i love your dedication to work... nice and ordered cascade :d

    More or less which is the cost of this proyect?
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    even though im not very familiar with phase cooling stuff i have to say that your sli/crossfire unit looks wonderful..
    post us some benchies when you are finished with it wont ya
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    That is one of the cleanest units I have ever seen. Either that or your camera takes really good pictures.

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    You ice up the first stage yet Sneil


    If you have a cooling question or concern feel free to contact me.

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    Very clean , awaiting for results .

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    That case is beautiful, nice to see a quality MDF case finally. although with pipe work that clean I would've left it bare :P

    Amazing job man, very well thought out.

    PS: how much does that thing weigh? the case can't have helped I would imagine :P


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    MDF.... I only have one worry on that one :P Looks real sharp and all.
    BTW, is the mounting bracket actually touching Evap? How do you insulate THAT? Curious...
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