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KAMIKAZE-FREAK · 1st Feb 2005, 14:00

no words can express the yealousness of mine
(wich is a good thing for you

)

drinn · 1st Feb 2005, 14:47

Nice work

Your first case was also nice looking

_ferry_ · 1st Feb 2005, 15:27

Quote:

Originally Posted by KAMIKAZE-FREAK

no words can express the yealousness of mine
(wich is a good thing for you

)

i think everyone who's reading this thread is yealous.
I was so proud of having my own colomb drilling machine, bus these tools own it all

And your modding owns the machines

Davedude · 1st Feb 2005, 19:49

Yes, great work! I need a workshop like that....

Franklin · 1st Feb 2005, 21:09

Quote:

Originally Posted by Davedude

Yes, great work! I need a workshop like that....

They can put me in a workshop like that, but I wouldn't know how to use all those machines.

Rh1n0x · 1st Feb 2005, 21:16

Maybe I missed it, but your pre-made reservoir... what brand is that?

I'm trying to find a reservoir similair to that one for a while now..

Please tell me !

Cool mod! Like your CNC' stuff. Very professional.

Starbuck3733T · 1st Feb 2005, 22:50

Subscribed!

I am highly suprised that with that kind of equipment you're not making all your own watercooling stuff. That gigantic mill of yours would be able to chew through copper with no problem. You should post your stuff on http://forums.procooling.com too - they'll be impressed.

If you've got access to a slitting saw, you can easily make a white water clone and have some awesome performing blocks that fit with the look of your system.

joecaprini · 2nd Feb 2005, 19:26

Holy f***! That is too good. Evertime I look at it my eyes burn

That's nice for a first mod. By the look of that pro job, I'd say you must've practiced alot with those machines and known what you were doing.You should build more and sell them for $4000 a piece. That makes alienware look like it was made by n00bs!. Keep it up man.

mircea · 5th Feb 2005, 12:02

Quote:

Originally Posted by G69T

Best regards to all you.

The tanks base project

Zoom

Stay tuned.

OK,we saw the project but now show us the result....or you are in vacation to celebrate the carnival?

HI!

Sc0rian · 5th Feb 2005, 16:10

looks real sweet dude!! Amazing.. Nice One..

- S

webbyman · 6th Feb 2005, 00:02

all i can say is

*well i cant even say that

great work

you have true skills

cool_dude · 6th Feb 2005, 12:36

that is absolutley amazing!! Good work!!

G69T · 7th Feb 2005, 19:17

Quote:

Originally Posted by starbuck3733t

Subscribed!

I am highly suprised that with that kind of equipment you're not making all your own watercooling stuff. That gigantic mill of yours would be able to chew through copper with no problem. You should post your stuff on http://forums.procooling.com too - they'll be impressed.

If you've got access to a slitting saw, you can easily make a white water clone and have some awesome performing blocks that fit with the look of your system.

I want to thank you for your interesting advice. I'll think about that.

best regards.

G69T · 7th Feb 2005, 19:22

Quote:

Originally Posted by mircea

OK,we saw the project but now show us the result....or you are in vacation to celebrate the carnival?

HI!

Even you was celebrating your carnival, I was looking to create something new... In a few time you'll see what I mean.

Stay Tuned

G69T · 7th Feb 2005, 19:49

I like so much your appreciating. I'd like to thank all of you. I hope you'll be interesting on this new post

To resolve the electrolysis problem - an idraulic circuit in contact with alu - I decided to modify the base of reservoirs.

The Base's new project, opportunely modified to obtain the space to introduce two particulare bottom in AISI 316

Zoom The support base.

Zoom Row alu-flat put on the machine (anticorodal Sp.40mm)

Zoom The profile surround.

Some picture of the work out flat.

Zoom

Zoom The base put in the Water Station.

Doesn't look so nice?

Bye Bye

KAMIKAZE-FREAK · 7th Feb 2005, 20:00

[quote=G69Tbla bla

Doesn't look so nice?

Bye Bye

[/QUOTE]

speachless

daz_uk30 · 7th Feb 2005, 21:05

thats one amazing piece ..... its art

jaguarking11 · 7th Feb 2005, 21:47

I love it.. But one small question? If thats going to be the bottom of the water res then are you going to anodise it? Being that aluminum corrodes with water on it and you may have problems with it lader on.. Just a question.. Correct me if im wrong.

papeniglio · 8th Feb 2005, 12:21

Hai proprio intenzione di farci crepare tutti di invidia??????

WONDERFUL!!!!

devenfore · 8th Feb 2005, 15:20

Oooo. Just a question, but how much do blocks of aluminum like that cost?! It cant be cheap.

1st Feb 2005, 14:00	#101
KAMIKAZE-FREAK Supermodder Join Date: May 2004 Location: The Netherlands Posts: 418	no words can express the yealousness of mine (wich is a good thing for you ) __________________ please tell me your opinion on Nukeduud to-do list: mount plexi on sidepanels - small stuff - think some more also check out Project -=[Unknown][Freak]=-

1st Feb 2005, 14:47	#102
drinn Multimodder Join Date: Jul 2004 Location: Finland, Helsinki Posts: 196	Nice work Your first case was also nice looking __________________

1st Feb 2005, 19:49	#104
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1st Feb 2005, 21:16	#106
Rh1n0x Multimodder Join Date: Nov 2004 Location: Amsterdam Posts: 186	Maybe I missed it, but your pre-made reservoir... what brand is that? I'm trying to find a reservoir similair to that one for a while now.. Please tell me ! Cool mod! Like your CNC' stuff. Very professional. __________________ Fase 1 (Project Voodoo):Asus A8N-E, Venice 3000+@ 2700mhz,1gb dc Ultra-X 4410 (BH-5), X800XT ViVo @ 565/1050, Winfast TV card, 380W Coolermaster PSU

1st Feb 2005, 22:50	#107
Starbuck3733T Look out sugar, here it comes Join Date: Sep 2002 Location: Hyde Park Posts: 920	Subscribed! I am highly suprised that with that kind of equipment you're not making all your own watercooling stuff. That gigantic mill of yours would be able to chew through copper with no problem. You should post your stuff on http://forums.procooling.com too - they'll be impressed. If you've got access to a slitting saw, you can easily make a white water clone and have some awesome performing blocks that fit with the look of your system. __________________ Starbuck's Goliath Wizard Designs Forum's #1 Semiretired Admin - Muh Flickr! - Muh Blog P5N32E-SLI Plus, E6750, 8800GTX, 2GB, 2.6TB, 2407FPW = Left Brain D80, SB600, 50mm f/1.4, 18-135mm f/3.5-5.6, 10-20mm f/4-5.6, assorted filters, POS $40 tripod = Right Brain

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2nd Feb 2005, 19:26	#108
joecaprini Multimodder Join Date: Aug 2004 Location: Maryland Posts: 118	Holy f***! That is too good. Evertime I look at it my eyes burn That's nice for a first mod. By the look of that pro job, I'd say you must've practiced alot with those machines and known what you were doing.You should build more and sell them for $4000 a piece. That makes alienware look like it was made by n00bs!. Keep it up man. __________________ Stupid like a fox!

5th Feb 2005, 16:10	#110
Sc0rian Here comes the farmer Join Date: Feb 2003 Location: Suffolk Posts: 3,537	looks real sweet dude!! Amazing.. Nice One.. - S __________________ \o/

6th Feb 2005, 00:02	#111
webbyman Hax. Join Date: Oct 2004 Location: Uk Posts: 2,758	all i can say is *well i cant even say that great work you have true skills

6th Feb 2005, 12:36	#112
cool_dude Me ^ \| My Post -> Join Date: Aug 2004 Location: @ UKay Posts: 2,468	that is absolutley amazing!! Good work!! __________________ Cheers, Cool_Dude. ...Talk is cheap.

7th Feb 2005, 19:49	#115
G69T CNC Modder Join Date: Jun 2004 Location: Trento - ITALY Posts: 570	I like so much your appreciating. I'd like to thank all of you. I hope you'll be interesting on this new post To resolve the electrolysis problem - an idraulic circuit in contact with alu - I decided to modify the base of reservoirs. The Base's new project, opportunely modified to obtain the space to introduce two particulare bottom in AISI 316 Zoom The support base. Zoom Row alu-flat put on the machine (anticorodal Sp.40mm) Zoom The profile surround. Some picture of the work out flat. Zoom Zoom Zoom Zoom Zoom The base put in the Water Station. Doesn't look so nice? 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 Last edited by G69T; 7th Feb 2005 at 19:55.

7th Feb 2005, 20:00	#116
KAMIKAZE-FREAK Supermodder Join Date: May 2004 Location: The Netherlands Posts: 418	[quote=G69Tbla bla Doesn't look so nice? Bye Bye [/QUOTE] speachless __________________ please tell me your opinion on Nukeduud to-do list: mount plexi on sidepanels - small stuff - think some more also check out Project -=[Unknown][Freak]=-

7th Feb 2005, 21:05	#117
daz_uk30 Multimodder Join Date: Jun 2003 Location: Yorkshire, UK Posts: 129	thats one amazing piece ..... its art

7th Feb 2005, 21:47	#118
jaguarking11 Peterbilt-strong Join Date: Dec 2003 Location: NY, USA Posts: 2,039	I love it.. But one small question? If thats going to be the bottom of the water res then are you going to anodise it? Being that aluminum corrodes with water on it and you may have problems with it lader on.. Just a question.. Correct me if im wrong. __________________ Cube PC -done Hard Lined -Working Feel free To discuss my projects.

8th Feb 2005, 12:21	#119
papeniglio Supermodder Join Date: Dec 2002 Location: Brescia - ITALY Posts: 420	Hai proprio intenzione di farci crepare tutti di invidia?????? WONDERFUL!!!! __________________ Mauro aka PapeNiglio PocketR2D2 - ETEN M500 \| HanSolo - ACER Aspire 5610 \| C3PO - Gateway \| Anakin - Wife PC+HTPC \| ObiWan - File Server+Play PC \| Skywalker - Old Play PC

8th Feb 2005, 15:20	#120
devenfore LANCandy Join Date: Jul 2003 Location: USA Posts: 284	Oooo. Just a question, but how much do blocks of aluminum like that cost?! It cant be cheap.

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