very nice job.
waiting for more !
very nice job.
waiting for more !
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Get well soon DaveOriginally Posted by armeniandave
Last edited by seeka12; 05-13-2010 at 10:48 PM.
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OK so I got some stuff done finally!
Case is up and running. I need to finish some of the
wiring for the lights and tidy up all the wires in the
back.
One thing I learned is the dual top was a pain in the butt
to get the air pockets out! I had to alternate turning one pump on then the next back and forth till I finally got the air pockets out.
I would also like to say that Milwoods dyes are awesome! The color is exactly what I was looking for. A huge thanks to him for supplying me with his dyes.
Also want to note that for some reason the blue tubing looks purple but it is in fact blue, albeit a darker one.
Here are some pictures to hopefully make you happy!!
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what i can say...
i love it!
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I Bow down to to master , Dave that is truly amazing. and Congrats on completing it.
I am completely in awe of you Fab and manufacture skills. I mean Wow, a man who can make his own wood.
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Freaking AMAZING Dave! Absolutely awesome, such a unique case and layout!
One thing I CAN suggest to make this even better is to tidy the SATA cable area.
Awesome Dave, Awesome.
That's incredible, man! Stunning. If you changed the dark blue tubing to clear tygon it'd be perfect, but that stuff is damn expensive
Great job, armeniandave
wow... fantastic work man!! but you're not done yet - i want to see it on the wall!!!
great job, one of the cooler projects I've seen in the build log section lately.
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I haven't finished the wiring yet. I just wanted to get everything in and make sure all was working!
I actually wanted the contrast in the tubing! I want to know what's in and what's out so I chose to use clear and blue. With the amount of money this case cost tygon would not have been a problem!If you changed the dark blue tubing to clear tygon it'd be perfect, but that stuff is damn expensive
Rise, MagisD, Arkadur thanks for the complements!
I'll tidy up all the wiring and finish installing the lighting
Probably next week. I'm off too surgery now so I'll see
you all later!
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I believe you need at least 2 more pumps.
Sweet...sweet build
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I'll try and fit them in there somewhere. Maybe I could watercooling the ram and SSD's!
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Do it. The heat dump from the pumps will keep those SSDs a little warmer than stockI'll try and fit them in there somewhere. Maybe I could watercooling the ram and SSD's!
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Very cool Dave!
Just one small dislike, you need black screws. All those silver screws stand out too much.
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So true! The SSD's put out no heat at all!
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You said prototype of the grills, how do you make them?
If you have a cooling question or concern feel free to contact me.
I like the silver screws, makes it look kind of "industrial"
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I don't remember saying prototype, everything for this case is custom one of a kind. What were you referring too?
Also I used chrome screws because the fittings were all chrome so I thought they matched nicely. Black would be nice also but I'm not a fan of black oxide.
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Well done Dave.
Looks awsome!!!!
Very impressive my friend. Great job!!!
Love the blue metallic paint, the finish came out great. I painted an old mini-bike frame in the same color using krylon spray paint and man was it a pain. The paint and mica wouldn't come out at the same time and made for a ruff, crappy finish.
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Looks great, Dave!!!
Did your shoulder surgery go well? Wishing you a speedy recovery.
Looks sweet Dave!
I like usage of quick disconnects here for easy component exchange/removal. Naekuh would love it too
Thanks everyone!
The surgery went fine, I'm just relaxing now and
trying to recover.
As soon as I can I'll finish up the wiring. It'll probably
be a few weeks before it goes on the wall as it weighs
a ton. I'll have to round up a few friends to help.
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Glad the surgery went well - just take your time and don't push it too fast
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