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Huge · 4th Sep 2011, 21:56

Sweet build man! Going to keep an eye on this one.

mnpctech · 4th Sep 2011, 22:25

Awesome! Your builds are always amazing Pope

KoSoVaR^ · 4th Sep 2011, 22:35

nice! love the rads !

Korvus · 5th Sep 2011, 09:00

Sweeet rads indeed

May have to get one of them if I eventually watercool my next PC build

riekmaharg2 · 5th Sep 2011, 10:41

Will you even need both ?

p0Pe · 5th Sep 2011, 11:24

Quote:

Originally Posted by Huge

Sweet build man! Going to keep an eye on this one.

Thanks man!

Quote:

Originally Posted by mnpctech

Awesome! Your builds are always amazing Pope

Thanks Bill

Yours are rocking too

Quote:

Originally Posted by KoSoVaR^

nice! love the rads !

That makes two of us

Quote:

Originally Posted by Tech_Jakl

Sweeet rads indeed

May have to get one of them if I eventually watercool my next PC build

I dont know much of the performance yet, but the build quality is awsome!

Quote:

Originally Posted by riekmaharg2

Will you even need both ?

Both? There is 3 dude:P And it is massive overkill

jeckulz · 5th Sep 2011, 15:06

Those rads are gorgeous!
Where from?

p0Pe · 5th Sep 2011, 15:15

They are Aquacomputer AMS radiators

Editor22 · 8th Sep 2011, 13:00

That's some awesome radiators dude! nice to see the build progressing along smoothly

We are looking into getting a 3D printer at work, every time I read more of your log I keep getting inspired and praying they decide it's a good idea

p0Pe · 27th Sep 2011, 18:31

Time to get on with this, so it will be somewhat ready to S7 Lan at my school:P

First of all, I have been busy with some other stuff that I will post tonight, or tomorrow

But i will give you a teaser:

Anyways, on to the big and expensive thing that I am about to cut holes in

So, as mentioned earlier i had to cut off a piece of the mobo tray to make it fit with the radiators.

Also had to cut off the two thingies that I think is supposed to hold some feets for the mobo tray, if you want to use it as a bench table

Like a glove! Fits lovely in there!

So, got my hands on some raw material! From this,

I made this. But what is it? I will show in a min.

First, I cut a hole in the case

This hole lines up with the radiator in the other side. You see, instead of connecting the two radiators with tubes, I will just connect them with the piece shown in the previous pic.

So just put it in, make it go into the radiator on the other side aaand...

Mount radiator number two

Saves me a couple of fittings, and it looks darn clean!

Here you can see it connected to the two radiators

That was all for now fokes. I have some dye coming in, so that I can hopefully colour the 3d printed stuff in a real black, and not some brownish like the last dye I got

Nutman · 28th Sep 2011, 20:49

Sweet solution, but how will you make the threads to make it possible to screw this piece into both rads at the same time?

Waynio · 28th Sep 2011, 23:59

I guess it must just plug in nicely & not screw in

knowing p0Pe I'd say so, big on the tiny details

sweet little piece

.

Nice fit for the rad too

.

p0Pe · 29th Sep 2011, 06:28

Quote:

Originally Posted by Nutman

Sweet solution, but how will you make the threads to make it possible to screw this piece into both rads at the same time?

Thanks mads

And for your question. Look below

Quote:

Originally Posted by Waynio

I guess it must just plug in nicely & not screw in

knowing p0Pe I'd say so, big on the tiny details

sweet little piece

.

Nice fit for the rad too

.

As always, you are right waynio:P

This pieces:

Quote:

Have o-rings in both ends, so the pieces is just "plug and play"

Took quite a while to make it on the lathe, since the measurements had to be exactly if i did not want it to leak

I am at the moment building a "leaktester" that will work with air and a pressure gauge, so i dont have to fill water in the loop to leaktest lol:P

The_Beast · 29th Sep 2011, 06:33

3d printer = amazing

I am jealous

Korvus · 29th Sep 2011, 09:32

Are those radiators Aluminium on the inside or just the fins? They are just too nice looking.

p0Pe · 24th Oct 2011, 18:34

Quote:

Originally Posted by The_Beast

3d printer = amazing

I am jealous

Thanks mate

Quote:

Originally Posted by Tech_Jakl

Are those radiators Aluminium on the inside or just the fins? They are just too nice looking.

They are brass on the inside i think, or copper

The fins are alu

This aint dead guys

Just been very busy with other stuff

Came around to mill a prototype for the small "reservoir"

AnG3L · 24th Oct 2011, 18:45

LIKE A BOSS! nuff said....

Waynio · 24th Oct 2011, 18:48

Ugh I want some deus ex type implants so I can match the accuracy & speed of CNC with a dremel

.

Looking good p0Pe

.

alain-s · 24th Oct 2011, 18:53

Looking good pOPe ^^

p0Pe · 24th Oct 2011, 19:52

Quote:

Originally Posted by AnG3L

LIKE A BOSS! nuff said....

Haha thanks Alex!

Quote:

Originally Posted by Waynio

Ugh I want some deus ex type implants so I can match the accuracy & speed of CNC with a dremel

.

Looking good p0Pe

.

Thanks dude!

Quote:

Originally Posted by alain-s

Looking good pOPe ^^

Thanks

I will do another testrun tomorrow with the final settings for the POM I will mill this from. I should have the acrylic i need next week so hopefully the final reservoirs will be done sometime next week

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5th Sep 2011, 15:15	#128
p0Pe gief cake? Join Date: Nov 2007 Location: denmark! Posts: 1,209	They are Aquacomputer AMS radiators __________________ the work METO V.1 - METO V.2 - METO V.3 PC-Beto Project M8 [WIP]

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4th Sep 2011, 22:35	#123
KoSoVaR^ Professional Sleever & Modder Join Date: Dec 2010 Location: Sweden Posts: 919	nice! love the rads !

5th Sep 2011, 09:00	#124
Korvus May contain traces of sanity. Join Date: Apr 2011 Location: Lancashire, UK Posts: 316	Sweeet rads indeed May have to get one of them if I eventually watercool my next PC build

5th Sep 2011, 15:06	#127
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27th Sep 2011, 18:31	#130
p0Pe gief cake? Join Date: Nov 2007 Location: denmark! Posts: 1,209	Time to get on with this, so it will be somewhat ready to S7 Lan at my school:P First of all, I have been busy with some other stuff that I will post tonight, or tomorrow But i will give you a teaser: Anyways, on to the big and expensive thing that I am about to cut holes in So, as mentioned earlier i had to cut off a piece of the mobo tray to make it fit with the radiators. Also had to cut off the two thingies that I think is supposed to hold some feets for the mobo tray, if you want to use it as a bench table Like a glove! Fits lovely in there! So, got my hands on some raw material! From this, I made this. But what is it? I will show in a min. First, I cut a hole in the case This hole lines up with the radiator in the other side. You see, instead of connecting the two radiators with tubes, I will just connect them with the piece shown in the previous pic. So just put it in, make it go into the radiator on the other side aaand... Mount radiator number two Saves me a couple of fittings, and it looks darn clean! Here you can see it connected to the two radiators That was all for now fokes. I have some dye coming in, so that I can hopefully colour the 3d printed stuff in a real black, and not some brownish like the last dye I got __________________ the work METO V.1 - METO V.2 - METO V.3 PC-Beto Project M8 [WIP]

28th Sep 2011, 20:49	#131
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28th Sep 2011, 23:59	#132
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29th Sep 2011, 09:32	#135
Korvus May contain traces of sanity. Join Date: Apr 2011 Location: Lancashire, UK Posts: 316	Are those radiators Aluminium on the inside or just the fins? They are just too nice looking.

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24th Oct 2011, 18:48	#138
Waynio Keep calm & mod on. =) Join Date: Aug 2009 Location: UK Posts: 4,543	Ugh I want some deus ex type implants so I can match the accuracy & speed of CNC with a dremel . Looking good p0Pe . __________________ Air Cube v2 and gaming tower (Fin Aug 2010) Stealthlow (Fin Sep 2011) Lean & Green - Modular Dual PC Paused Midlag Crisis

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