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G69T · 18th Feb 2005, 17:09

Quote:

Originally Posted by Constructacon

Very neat work (well duh). Excellent design on the swirl pots. I notice that they flow in opposite directions. Will there be 2 closed loops or do you plan to have them merged?

What I'm planning is the realization of two separate cooling systems, 1 for CPU, the other for GPU.

bye bye

G69T · 18th Feb 2005, 17:21

First workship fase of two caps in AISI for reservoires

Zoom Pre-workship of two caps.

Zoom

Zoom Tapping 1/2" Gas.

G69T · 18th Feb 2005, 17:25

2nd workship fase of two caps in AISI for reservoires

Zoom The second flat face ready to be worked.

Zoom

Zoom The cap is over.

Some cap pictures.

Zoom

G69T · 18th Feb 2005, 17:32

Here I'd do a polishing test with abrasive paper (1200)

Zoom

Zoom

bye bye;

see you soon to the next update (... column...brass...)

at time I just remembered to thank you all for interesting and for your indications.

WormSnot · 18th Feb 2005, 17:39

I'm having a sudden urge to consider a career change. There has to be something incredibly satisfying about having metal submit to your will and imagination. I can imagine the pleasure in being able to do this yourself is well worth the cost. I'd probably spend more time looking at the case than using the computer though

zr_ox · 18th Feb 2005, 19:12

Funny you should say that....I have been thinking the exact same thing.

Now where do I go and what courses do I do to enable me to make something like that???

Amazing work

Thrillseekah · 18th Feb 2005, 19:21

Wow mate this is looking really cool... I wonder if there is any place in my neighberhood to do these kind of things.

I`m stunned.

AutoExec · 18th Feb 2005, 20:36

haha.. half of the younger part of the forum will end up as metal workers after this

amazing work..

Isuo · 18th Feb 2005, 21:00

Holy moly! That is shiny.

zx2assassin · 19th Feb 2005, 03:16

Quote:

Originally Posted by AutoExec

haha.. half of the younger part of the forum will end up as metal workers after this

amazing work..

and the other half of us will be woodworkers

19th Feb 2005, 04:03

Nice project! And WOW, those pictures are totally amazing, which camera are you using to take these shots?

G69T · 19th Feb 2005, 10:23

Thanks guys

Quote:

Originally Posted by Hokuem

Nice project! And WOW, those pictures are totally amazing, which camera are you using to take these shots?

I use a Sony camera, model DSC-F717 (completely manual mode).

Bye bye

Fly · 19th Feb 2005, 11:18

Bellissimo, incredibile, sono ridotto al silenzio.

I rarely make an appearance in this forum, but I have been absorbed by the sheer amount of work you have put into this. Well done!

Who says it's all done using big machines?

slater · 19th Feb 2005, 11:20

^^ The proper way to use a dremel ^^

slater..

Silenced` · 19th Feb 2005, 12:43

totaly wicked man

continue milling

Smilodon · 19th Feb 2005, 13:50

Damn! That's some reallty nice work!

Will you ever consider to make more of those and sell them? (and especially those reservoars)

Wish i had that cind of equipment...

*subscribes*

bixie_62 · 19th Feb 2005, 15:54

WOW!
kewl mod dude!!!
keep up the good work.

Blanbec · 19th Feb 2005, 16:39

Waouh dude, that's an amazing work !
Really professional, I like your mod !

Dean_j2001 · 19th Feb 2005, 16:47

Quote:

Originally Posted by joecaprini

That makes alienware look like it was made by n00bs!

who said it wasn't?

Dean_j2001 · 19th Feb 2005, 16:59

i don't think theres a single person able to come and look at this thread and not be stunned and flabbergasted. Even some of the most trully respected people on these forums take off there hat and solute to you, my step dad has been working in the ship building industry for 27years, he's one of the highest managers in his company and worked for companys such as swan hunters etc. he's the head welding inspector/fabricator 2 and even he is quite stunned at the sheer *lost for words*..... brilliance of this project. i wouldn't be supprised to see this in magazines and articles all over the internet once its finished to be quite honest.

my hat goes off to you, boy what a f**king case what a f**king case

18th Feb 2005, 17:21	#162
G69T CNC Modder Join Date: Jun 2004 Location: Trento - ITALY Posts: 570	First workship fase of two caps in AISI for reservoires Zoom Pre-workship of two caps. Zoom Zoom Zoom Zoom Tapping 1/2" Gas. __________________ 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; 18th Feb 2005 at 17:35.

18th Feb 2005, 17:25	#163
G69T CNC Modder Join Date: Jun 2004 Location: Trento - ITALY Posts: 570	2nd workship fase of two caps in AISI for reservoires Zoom The second flat face ready to be worked. Zoom Zoom Zoom The cap is over. Some cap pictures. Zoom Zoom Zoom Zoom Zoom __________________ 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

18th Feb 2005, 17:32	#164
G69T CNC Modder Join Date: Jun 2004 Location: Trento - ITALY Posts: 570	Here I'd do a polishing test with abrasive paper (1200) Zoom Zoom bye bye; see you soon to the next update (... column...brass...) at time I just remembered to thank you all for interesting and for your indications. __________________ 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

18th Feb 2005, 17:39	#165
WormSnot Multimodder Join Date: Jan 2005 Posts: 76	I'm having a sudden urge to consider a career change. There has to be something incredibly satisfying about having metal submit to your will and imagination. I can imagine the pleasure in being able to do this yourself is well worth the cost. I'd probably spend more time looking at the case than using the computer though __________________ amd64 3000+ / asus k8v se deluxe MB / ATI 9600pro 256Mb / 1Gb Kingston RAM / 40Gb Maxtor HD

18th Feb 2005, 19:21	#167
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18th Feb 2005, 19:12	#166
zr_ox Whooolapoook Join Date: Jan 2005 Location: Stalking Orco Posts: 1,143	Funny you should say that....I have been thinking the exact same thing. Now where do I go and what courses do I do to enable me to make something like that??? Amazing work

18th Feb 2005, 20:36	#168
AutoExec Multimodder Join Date: May 2004 Location: Trondheim, Norway Posts: 130	haha.. half of the younger part of the forum will end up as metal workers after this amazing work.. __________________ "You can't make an omelet without crushing the hen." (Odd Børretzen) Silent Suitcase less noise than a snake more portable than a shuttle (if it doesnt have a handle) ((or wheels))

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Isuo Supermodder Join Date: Oct 2004 Location: Belgium - Finland Posts: 430	Holy moly! That is shiny. __________________ \|\|\|\|\|\|\|\|\|\|\|\| \|\|\|\|\|\|\|\|\|\|\|\| \|\|\|\|\|\|\|\|\|\|\|\|

19th Feb 2005, 04:03	#171
Hokuem Guest Posts: n/a	Nice project! And WOW, those pictures are totally amazing, which camera are you using to take these shots?

19th Feb 2005, 11:18	#173
Fly inter arma silent leges Moderator Join Date: Aug 2001 Location: Southampton, UK Posts: 3,759	Bellissimo, incredibile, sono ridotto al silenzio. I rarely make an appearance in this forum, but I have been absorbed by the sheer amount of work you have put into this. Well done! Who says it's all done using big machines? __________________ "Flying is simple; push on the stick and the houses become bigger, pull back on the stick and houses become smaller, unless you keep pulling in which case the houses will become bigger again..."

19th Feb 2005, 11:20	#174
slater Mummy Says Im Special Join Date: Apr 2003 Location: Suffolk, uk Posts: 1,634	^^ The proper way to use a dremel ^^ slater.. __________________ Two fish were in a tank. One turns to the other and asks, "Do you know how to drive this thing!?"

19th Feb 2005, 12:43	#175
Silenced` Multimodder Join Date: Aug 2004 Location: BELGIUM Posts: 122	totaly wicked man continue milling __________________ Amd XP 2800+ x Abit NF7-S 2.0 x MSI GF5700 < all zalman cooled > x 1GB Corsair XMS x BENQ FP937S+ 19inch x OCZ 450W PSU

19th Feb 2005, 13:50	#176
Smilodon The Antagonist Join Date: Mar 2003 Location: Norway Posts: 6,244	Damn! That's some reallty nice work! Will you ever consider to make more of those and sell them? (and especially those reservoars) Wish i had that cind of equipment... subscribes __________________ "You have to wonder about a business plan based on the notion that people want to interact with a soda can." -Jeff Salkowski abot the :CueCat "City crematorium. You kill 'em, we grill 'em." -Rkiver

19th Feb 2005, 15:54	#177
bixie_62 I am a Dremel Join Date: Jun 2004 Location: Birmingham, UK. Posts: 1,590	WOW! kewl mod dude!!! keep up the good work.

19th Feb 2005, 16:39	#178
Blanbec Minimodder Join Date: Jun 2004 Location: France Posts: 31	Waouh dude, that's an amazing work ! Really professional, I like your mod !

19th Feb 2005, 16:59	#180
Dean_j2001 Multimodder Join Date: Apr 2003 Location: Newcastle, England Posts: 130	i don't think theres a single person able to come and look at this thread and not be stunned and flabbergasted. Even some of the most trully respected people on these forums take off there hat and solute to you, my step dad has been working in the ship building industry for 27years, he's one of the highest managers in his company and worked for companys such as swan hunters etc. he's the head welding inspector/fabricator 2 and even he is quite stunned at the sheer lost for words..... brilliance of this project. i wouldn't be supprised to see this in magazines and articles all over the internet once its finished to be quite honest. my hat goes off to you, boy what a fking case what a fking case __________________ ______________________________ Last edited by Dean_j2001; 19th Feb 2005 at 19:52.

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