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Editor22 · 24th Oct 2011, 20:41

Drifted off to CNC heaven watching hat video

Absolutely love that little tool changer!
We just placed an order for a 3D systems Projet MP3000 today at work so I may have to rack your brain soon Hans!

RedManc · 24th Oct 2011, 20:55

Never watched a video of a cnc machine before due to the abundance of better things on the internet ..... I have however just seen the end of yours

Keep the work coming Pope!

KoSoVaR^ · 24th Oct 2011, 21:16

this is simply fantastic

!

p0Pe · 25th Oct 2011, 16:22

Quote:

Originally Posted by Editor22

Drifted off to CNC heaven watching hat video

Absolutely love that little tool changer!
We just placed an order for a 3D systems Projet MP3000 today at work so I may have to rack your brain soon Hans!

Thats wicked mate

I expect some parts soon then

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Originally Posted by RedManc

Never watched a video of a cnc machine before due to the abundance of better things on the internet ..... I have however just seen the end of yours

Keep the work coming Pope!

Thank you man!

And I will!

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Originally Posted by KoSoVaR^

this is simply fantastic

!

Thank you mate!

Just to show how good my measures is on this thing:P

Waynio · 25th Oct 2011, 16:32

Perfecto

.

riekmaharg2 · 25th Oct 2011, 16:37

Looking good p0Pe

, sweet video too

Editor22 · 25th Oct 2011, 18:02

A*

peteski · 25th Oct 2011, 18:32

just read through all your posts on this build p0Pe and i must say it's

.

subescribed and +rep

Cheapskate · 26th Oct 2011, 18:05

Sweeeeet fit!

First mod I've seen of the AC rads.

If you had to figure out what kind of O-rings to use, please post the specs. So that others may follow in your fresh footprints.

That zeroing setup on the tool changer is awesome. Watching the machine clip the work every time it changed position made me cringe, though. That could chip like a mofo on something like plexiglas.
The position of the rad/res has me thinking you might have them ported together with a custom plug too.

Kiliv · 26th Oct 2011, 23:57

this is amazing you make me wish i had access to half the gear you do. keep up the amazing work dude

p0Pe · 27th Oct 2011, 22:17

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Originally Posted by Waynio

Perfecto

.

Thanks Waynio

With that mod of yours one have something to live up to

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Originally Posted by riekmaharg2

Looking good p0Pe

, sweet video too

Thanks

I was a bit nervous getting all the dust in my camera but i think it went fine:P

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Originally Posted by Editor22

A*

Yay! Vacation! (I wish:P)

Quote:

Originally Posted by peteski

just read through all your posts on this build p0Pe and i must say it's

.

subescribed and +rep

Im glad you like it

And thanks!

Quote:

Originally Posted by Cheapskate

Sweeeeet fit!

First mod I've seen of the AC rads.

If you had to figure out what kind of O-rings to use, please post the specs. So that others may follow in your fresh footprints.

That zeroing setup on the tool changer is awesome. Watching the machine clip the work every time it changed position made me cringe, though. That could chip like a mofo on something like plexiglas.
The position of the rad/res has me thinking you might have them ported together with a custom plug too.

Thanks Cheaps! I just used the o-rings from the little connectors they sell

And I guess I should slow down the plunge speed when I will work with acrylic:P Thanks

And about porting them together - look below

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Originally Posted by Kiliv

this is amazing you make me wish i had access to half the gear you do. keep up the amazing work dude

Thanks man! I am also glad that I can use it:P

Just wanted to show you all how this thing works, as it really is not a reservoir lol.

This is how the water will flow, coming in in the bottom and exiting in the top.

And for the connections - The main reason to make this thing was because I thought it would look cool (lol) and because setting the pump and radiator together by itself would look dumb.
So how it works now is that the pump pumps the water into the, lets just call it the showoff reservoir for now, and then into the radiator. The acrylic tubes in the picture will of course be replaced with some longer ones:P

The main reservoir will sit in the front and occupy the three 120 mm fanslots there (did anyone say 40 mm POM?)

Stay tuned

Kojak · 27th Oct 2011, 22:43

Absolutely awesome matey, lots of ideas bursting out of this one ... and those rads are gorgeous your using!!!!!

+rep

Nutman · 27th Oct 2011, 23:43

Three 120 mm. fanslots? How huge is that thing going to be? If it's going to become a waterfall res, it sounds like something you could actually die from riding down inside a wooden barrel, so tall it's going to be?

p0Pe · 28th Oct 2011, 09:08

Quote:

Originally Posted by Kojak

Absolutely awesome matey, lots of ideas bursting out of this one ... and those rads are gorgeous your using!!!!!

+rep

Thanks mate

More to come hopefully!

Quote:

Originally Posted by Nutman

Three 120 mm. fanslots? How huge is that thing going to be? If it's going to become a waterfall res, it sounds like something you could actually die from riding down inside a wooden barrel, so tall it's going to be?

Hehe thank you Mads!

The reservoir wont be a waterfall reservoir. That would make some un-wanted noice in the case, and my goal is absolute silence

I might post some renders of the big reservoir tonight

But I am not sure that it is totally done

alain-s · 28th Oct 2011, 09:59

Lovely pOPe i see that the connecter line up perfect. But if u place the plexiglass window in the reservoir wont the hole thing move 4to 5mm depending how thick it is. Then i think the connector from rad to res wouldn't line up again?

p0Pe · 28th Oct 2011, 10:35

Quote:

Originally Posted by alain-s

Lovely pOPe i see that the connecter line up perfect. But if u place the plexiglass window in the reservoir wont the hole thing move 4to 5mm depending how thick it is. Then i think the connector from rad to res wouldn't line up again?

Sharp eye you have there mate

Have a +rep for that!
And yes, you are absolutely right

the offset will be 4.5 mm duo to the plexi glass plate. With the fitting screwed in tight, that should be enough to cover for the offset you see in the pic below.

As you see on this picture, there is a offset on the fitting now

So it should like up just right when the acrylic cover gets in place

Nutman · 28th Oct 2011, 10:40

Quote:

Originally Posted by p0Pe

Thanks mate

More to come hopefully!

Hehe thank you Mads!

The reservoir wont be a waterfall reservoir. That would make some un-wanted noice in the case, and my goal is absolute silence

I might post some renders of the big reservoir tonight

But I am not sure that it is totally done

Uh oh, I foresee an "Ant farm"-ish reservoir then.

alain-s · 28th Oct 2011, 11:22

Perfect pOPe

p0Pe · 28th Oct 2011, 15:29

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Originally Posted by Nutman

Uh oh, I foresee an "Ant farm"-ish reservoir then.

Dont get your hopes up

It will be clean and simple I think

Quote:

Originally Posted by alain-s

Perfect pOPe

Thanks Alain

Tested the flow in the thing. Works quite well

And yes, that is a wire acting as a o-ring inthere

Worked.. erm.. somewhat OK xD

And the testsetup

Editor22 · 28th Oct 2011, 15:30

Quote:

Originally Posted by p0Pe

(did anyone say 40 mm POM?)

You did.... you did!!

that sounds epic dude!

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Editor22 E22.BIZ Join Date: Jan 2009 Location: Bristol <UK> Posts: 1,622	Drifted off to CNC heaven watching hat video Absolutely love that little tool changer! We just placed an order for a 3D systems Projet MP3000 today at work so I may have to rack your brain soon Hans! __________________ Store: E22 Social: Youtube \| Facebook Projects: Evolution \| K2 MK1 Last edited by Editor22; 24th Oct 2011 at 21:25.

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