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    Quote Originally Posted by Osterman View Post
    Very nice work what you have done by now.
    I would like to know, what are those Hammond Box, at the beginning of the topic, for?
    I have seen them many times seted in the inside of many cases and I can't realize what is their function.
    It's like a utility tool for cases - you can use them for just about anything - concealing wires, mounting radiators, housing small PCBs, etc. All it is is a plastic box with a lid and a few screws. You can also order them in different sizes and materials - although the most widely used one for case modding is the 1591A.
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    Quote Originally Posted by kgtiger View Post
    Oh come on now, more photo's, Please!
    Ok
    Don't say I didn't warn you



    Quote Originally Posted by Osterman View Post
    Very nice work what you have done by now.
    I would like to know, what are those Hammond Box, at the beginning of the topic, for?
    I have seen them many times seted in the inside of many cases and I can't realize what is their function.
    Thank You

    Quote Originally Posted by H2O View Post
    It's like a utility tool for cases - you can use them for just about anything - concealing wires, mounting radiators, housing small PCBs, etc. All it is is a plastic box with a lid and a few screws. You can also order them in different sizes and materials - although the most widely used one for case modding is the 1591A.


    The EK Cooler looks very ugly
    Now, I must find a company where I can let them nickel and hope after them, they looks better than yet.

    Last edited by scor12; 01-06-2010 at 05:54 AM.

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    Quote Originally Posted by scor12 View Post
    Ok
    Don't say I didn't warn you





    Thank You





    The EK Cooler looks very ugly
    Now, I must find a company where I can let them nickel and hope after them, they looks better than yet.

    Gee this looks really familiar. Looks like EK has been putting quality nickel plating on their blocks forever. So you just ran coolant through the bock and it ate the nickel away? Weird. May be a coincidence that I had a problem with the exact same model block. But mine was a 15 minute soak in household vinegar that ate it away.

    I was told "it's not an EK problem" I beg to differ..
    Last edited by prongATO; 04-07-2010 at 08:31 PM.

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