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  1. 08-06-2008, 01:28 PM #1
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    Simple chipset container :)

    Hello

    I want to show You mine very simple and ordinary chipset container . it's 15 cm tall, has 42 mm diam. and 19mm thick insulation . Bottom is 5mm thick . 100% cooper except mounting . Container is cheap, because it's simple and light .

















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  2. 08-06-2008, 05:46 PM #2
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    I see some high FSB action in your future

    Nice work
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  3. 08-07-2008, 02:00 AM #3
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    nice looking pot piotres, u got pm
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  4. 08-07-2008, 02:00 AM #4
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    Haha, nice man I only have one remark regarding to the bottom of the POT NB cant sustain big minus, so its hard to give it a shot with ln2 The best solution for NB is DI Bottom of your pot is not very good for DI, and the holes you made are an old method allready surpased and is tottaly not god for DI
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    Looks quite good, so simply and should work quite well uh?...

    also loves the thin mount @ preassure, instead of huge widthness but both is workable, but this is certainly something sweet...

    Keep up the good work...
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    Quote Originally Posted by warmaster View Post
    Haha, nice man I only have one remark regarding to the bottom of the POT NB cant sustain big minus, so its hard to give it a shot with ln2 The best solution for NB is DI Bottom of your pot is not very good for DI, and the holes you made are an old method allready surpased and is tottaly not god for DI
    Im quite sure it will work perfect...

    And you are wrong. ALOT of Nb can do -150C°

    I have a even simpler pot and that one works fine 2

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  7. 08-07-2008, 08:58 PM #7
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    nice.....
    excelent work...
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  10. 09-07-2008, 02:55 PM #10
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    Hello

    2nd NB container had been going ...but "thanks" to accident showed on last picture it doesn't be finished now .

    Base showed on pictures now is 20 mm think, on pics it still doesn't have some drilled holes to make surface bigger ...







    Enclosure and backplate from high density plastic .



    42mm pipe after "small" accident on lathe .

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    hehe keep the good work
    what the hell happand?

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    Quote Originally Posted by mop231 View Post
    hehe keep the good work
    what the hell happand?

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    Hello

    This "accident" was made by lathe workman who make all things in his lathe workshop for me . I'm not sure how it happens, but I think he tried to pull lathe's knife bit too deep . Knife was damaged too .

    3m sie

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  13. 09-08-2008, 06:34 PM #13
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    wow.
    good thing copper's so cheap nowadays...
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    Quote Originally Posted by piotres View Post
    Hello

    2nd NB container had been going ...but "thanks" to accident showed on last picture it doesn't be finished now .

    Base showed on pictures now is 20 mm think, on pics it still doesn't have some drilled holes to make surface bigger ...







    Enclosure and backplate from high density plastic .



    42mm pipe after "small" accident on lathe .

    Thanks
    Best Regards
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    Nice base 20 mm

    Allot of stabilty there,

    w.t.h. you people do on the lathe :p
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  16. 09-12-2008, 12:14 PM #16
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    awesome ......
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    On lathe is very easy to break something, especially pipes But if base is all, you can complete this container easy - pipe isn't expensive

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