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G69T · 25th Jan 2005, 19:33

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Originally Posted by fg0d

Its a work of art. Nice job. Is this gonna be hypercube 2 ?

The HyPercube is one of my preferred jobs. I'm trying to do my best in a project I belive.

See You soon... - work in progress.

bye bye

G69T · 25th Jan 2005, 19:35

Quote:

Originally Posted by Caj Darkmoon

Speaking of, when are we going to see your project again?

I'm coming!

See You soon... - work in progress.

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G69T · 25th Jan 2005, 19:40

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Originally Posted by gatecrasher1986

OMG that is beautiful i need to make friends with someone with a CNC machine

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Such a friends is not a bad idea... I hope you'll also find him.

Quote:

Originally Posted by kaotic504

man, that is just tooo crazy. nice CNC machine. is that yours or does it belong to a factor? great project and VERY nice work. i'm jealous

I'm so lucky having the way to use these machines by my factor.

See You soon... - work in progress.

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G69T · 25th Jan 2005, 19:43

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Originally Posted by nissmo300

any updates?

I'm thinking to you...

See You soon... - work in progress.

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G69T · 25th Jan 2005, 19:52

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Originally Posted by Nexxo

"Blessed are those who have access to a CNC machine, for they will inherit truly splendid mods!"

But of course just as power is nothing without control, access to CNC-ing equipment is nothing without creative vision. Good work!

BTW for those who are interested: Enak does take on CNC jobs for a very reasonable price...

"But of course just as power is nothing without control, access to CNC-ing equipment is nothing without creative vision."

This enunciation resume my way to see my favourite passion: the art of mod.

I really spend my congratulation about your opinion.

See You soon... - work in progress.

bye bye

G69T · 25th Jan 2005, 20:05

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Originally Posted by fivecheebs

This is amazing. I love the potential feet. Id be interested to see how well that anti vibration HD mounting works too, original solution.

I decided to leave the feet idea as we have seen in previous pictures...

It's my wish to integrate the Dark Blade project with a particular water station, I'll locate under the case. In this way I'll obtain, at the same time, 2 distinct things working toghether for an ambitious job.

See You soon... - work in progress.

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Sheiken · 25th Jan 2005, 20:19

WoW you definitely are very skilled! And this is truly reflected by your work! I envy you

G69T · 25th Jan 2005, 20:34

Some components for water cooling. All the costituentswill be integrated in a water station, post under the case. There will be 2 pumps and 2 radiators for 2 indipendent idraulic circuit.

Zoom

Zoom

See You soon... - work in progress.

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G69T · 25th Jan 2005, 20:51

Some pictures about the workships of the Dark Blade Water Station.
Base and top: detailes.

Zoom Two Alu flats - 5 mm, with 4 holes.

Zoom
We'are locking for the firs flat mounting on the machine, ready to be worked.

Zoom Controlling and misuring for the offset machine with a tracer point.

Zoom

Zoom After the first working phase, we'll rotate for the second one.

Zoom Last working phase.

Zoom Top and base are finished.

See You soon... - work in progress.

bye bye

G69T · 25th Jan 2005, 21:00

Workship of the 4 WS columns with manuale lathe.

Zoom

Zoom Drilling with a 8.5 mm.

Zoom Tapping MA10

Zoom The column polishing.

See You soon... - work in progress.

bye bye

G69T · 25th Jan 2005, 21:08

Some pictures about columns working on a CNC milling machine.

Zoom

Zoom
Mill D 24 mm. multicutter used for external columns profile.

Zoom

Zoom Working phase: the columns will have a profile recalling the form of a sword handle.

See You soon... - work in progress.

bye bye

Jokkocze · 25th Jan 2005, 21:23

hmm.. I can say one thing.. It sure will be heavy!

G69T · 25th Jan 2005, 21:25

Following you'll see the last pictures about the finished columns. For the first time we try to put them together.

Zoom

Zoom I decided to create 2 comunicating water tanks. There will be located in the front part, viewable from outside. The water tank form still remain a surprise.

Zoom
The matter because I choise such a particular profile is now in evidence: the sword handle.

See You soon... - work in progress.

bye bye

slater · 25th Jan 2005, 21:29

CNC is our freind

slater..

H2O-G33K · 25th Jan 2005, 22:57

Impressive machining - my hat goes off to you.. but you don't think it's maybe a little over-engineered? I mean with the thicknesses of the stock you mentioned, that's got to be bomb-proof / seriously heavy!

0ri0n · 25th Jan 2005, 23:36

That's some leet industrial mod-skills!

Solid Case!!! (In both sense of the word

)

Xoddoza · 26th Jan 2005, 01:29

Looking good. As for the weight, who cares

Techno-Dann · 26th Jan 2005, 03:20

To repeat everything that everyone else has said, that is one really, really good looking case. I have been going

at every picture you have posted.

Please, keep going!

XTS Gun · 26th Jan 2005, 03:43

My god thats awsome

shplade · 26th Jan 2005, 04:42

Im impressed

This is simply amazing, the construction and design is so...

25th Jan 2005, 20:34	#68
G69T CNC Modder Join Date: Jun 2004 Location: Trento - ITALY Posts: 570	Some components for water cooling. All the costituentswill be integrated in a water station, post under the case. There will be 2 pumps and 2 radiators for 2 indipendent idraulic circuit. Zoom Zoom Zoom See You soon... - work in progress. bye bye __________________ My Modding Spider's Web - Dark Blade - DBRS Project Dark Blade - Winner of the Bit-Tech and A.C.Ryan Mod of the Year 2006 Dark Blade Sponsored by Ybris Cooling - AMD - ASUSTeK - OCZ Technology - Cooler Master DBRS Project - Winner of the MoTM of November 2009

25th Jan 2005, 20:51	#69
G69T CNC Modder Join Date: Jun 2004 Location: Trento - ITALY Posts: 570	Some pictures about the workships of the Dark Blade Water Station. Base and top: detailes. Zoom Two Alu flats - 5 mm, with 4 holes. Zoom We'are locking for the firs flat mounting on the machine, ready to be worked. Zoom Controlling and misuring for the offset machine with a tracer point. Zoom Zoom Zoom Zoom After the first working phase, we'll rotate for the second one. Zoom Last working phase. Zoom Top and base are finished. See You soon... - work in progress. bye bye __________________ My Modding Spider's Web - Dark Blade - DBRS Project Dark Blade - Winner of the Bit-Tech and A.C.Ryan Mod of the Year 2006 Dark Blade Sponsored by Ybris Cooling - AMD - ASUSTeK - OCZ Technology - Cooler Master DBRS Project - Winner of the MoTM of November 2009

25th Jan 2005, 21:00	#70
G69T CNC Modder Join Date: Jun 2004 Location: Trento - ITALY Posts: 570	Workship of the 4 WS columns with manuale lathe. Zoom Zoom Zoom Zoom Zoom Zoom Drilling with a 8.5 mm. Zoom Tapping MA10 Zoom The column polishing. See You soon... - work in progress. bye bye __________________ My Modding Spider's Web - Dark Blade - DBRS Project Dark Blade - Winner of the Bit-Tech and A.C.Ryan Mod of the Year 2006 Dark Blade Sponsored by Ybris Cooling - AMD - ASUSTeK - OCZ Technology - Cooler Master DBRS Project - Winner of the MoTM of November 2009

25th Jan 2005, 21:08	#71
G69T CNC Modder Join Date: Jun 2004 Location: Trento - ITALY Posts: 570	Some pictures about columns working on a CNC milling machine. Zoom Zoom Mill D 24 mm. multicutter used for external columns profile. Zoom Zoom Working phase: the columns will have a profile recalling the form of a sword handle. See You soon... - work in progress. bye bye __________________ My Modding Spider's Web - Dark Blade - DBRS Project Dark Blade - Winner of the Bit-Tech and A.C.Ryan Mod of the Year 2006 Dark Blade Sponsored by Ybris Cooling - AMD - ASUSTeK - OCZ Technology - Cooler Master DBRS Project - Winner of the MoTM of November 2009

25th Jan 2005, 21:23	#72
Jokkocze Hypermodder Join Date: Dec 2004 Location: Sweden Posts: 817	hmm.. I can say one thing.. It sure will be heavy! __________________ Main rig: Intel C2D E8400 @ 3.91ghz \| 6GB Corsair Dominator \| EVGA GTX 280 SSC \| ASUS P5E \| 1x150gb Raptor & 3tb storage \| 550w Corsair PSU \| 2x Samsung T220 HTPC: Intel C2D E8400 \| 2GB Corsair XMS \| XFX 8800GT 512mb (Passive) \| ASUS P5Q-VM \| 4x1.5TB \| 550w Corsair PSU \| Sony 46V4500

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25th Jan 2005, 20:19	#67
Sheiken Wat? Join Date: Jan 2005 Location: Denmark Posts: 937	WoW you definitely are very skilled! And this is truly reflected by your work! I envy you

25th Jan 2005, 21:25	#73
G69T CNC Modder Join Date: Jun 2004 Location: Trento - ITALY Posts: 570	Following you'll see the last pictures about the finished columns. For the first time we try to put them together. Zoom Zoom Zoom Zoom Zoom I decided to create 2 comunicating water tanks. There will be located in the front part, viewable from outside. The water tank form still remain a surprise. Zoom The matter because I choise such a particular profile is now in evidence: the sword handle. See You soon... - work in progress. bye bye __________________ My Modding Spider's Web - Dark Blade - DBRS Project Dark Blade - Winner of the Bit-Tech and A.C.Ryan Mod of the Year 2006 Dark Blade Sponsored by Ybris Cooling - AMD - ASUSTeK - OCZ Technology - Cooler Master DBRS Project - Winner of the MoTM of November 2009

25th Jan 2005, 21:29	#74
slater Mummy Says Im Special Join Date: Apr 2003 Location: Suffolk, uk Posts: 1,634	CNC is our freind slater.. __________________ Two fish were in a tank. One turns to the other and asks, "Do you know how to drive this thing!?"

25th Jan 2005, 22:57	#75
H2O-G33K Multimodder Join Date: Jan 2003 Location: Malvern [UK] Posts: 240	Impressive machining - my hat goes off to you.. but you don't think it's maybe a little over-engineered? I mean with the thicknesses of the stock you mentioned, that's got to be bomb-proof / seriously heavy!

25th Jan 2005, 23:36	#76
0ri0n What's a Dremel? Join Date: Jan 2005 Location: Sweden Posts: 10	That's some leet industrial mod-skills! Solid Case!!! (In both sense of the word )

26th Jan 2005, 01:29	#77
Xoddoza Multimodder Join Date: Jun 2004 Location: New Zealand Posts: 185	Looking good. As for the weight, who cares

26th Jan 2005, 03:20	#78
Techno-Dann Disgruntled kumquat Join Date: Jan 2005 Location: Pullman WA, USA Posts: 1,672	To repeat everything that everyone else has said, that is one really, really good looking case. I have been going at every picture you have posted. Please, keep going!

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XTS Gun Minimodder Join Date: Dec 2003 Location: CA USA Posts: 44	My god thats awsome __________________ System Intel Pentium 4 3.00GHz ABIT MAX 3 EVGA Geforce 6800 GT Creative Audigy ZS Gamer WD400 WD1200 PNY RAM 1.5GB 3200 3DMark2003--12021 3DMark2005--5325 3DMark2005

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shplade Multimodder Join Date: Dec 2004 Location: Australia Posts: 130	Im impressed This is simply amazing, the construction and design is so... __________________ Project ModuLi: http://forums.bit-tech.net/showthrea...04#post1180104

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