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Case Mod - In Progress Project : CopperHead: 6/4/09 Orange:

Discussion in 'Project Logs' started by modsquad, 27 Jul 2008.

  1. [ZiiP] NaloaC

    [ZiiP] NaloaC Multimodder

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    Have the same fittings on my own setup, pleasure to work with I have to say, no fiddling about.

    Looking good so far dude. :)
     
  2. brinkz0r

    brinkz0r Minimodder

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    Thanks a lot :)
     
  3. mrdbristol

    mrdbristol Voided my warranty years ago

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    How did you get the mesh under the rad casing ?

    Looks great.
     
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  4. Mikle

    Mikle What's a Dremel?

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    Sorry to say, but the standart case is HOT :D Nice work so far :)
     
  5. modsquad

    modsquad Grease Monkey Undergraduate..

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    Thats a EZ mod bristol.. I used AC Ryan mesh which is aluminum (aka very soft).. Just cut it, bent it and popped it in place..
    No work to report.. Just drinking a beer and doing some H20-cooling research.. I think I am going to use 3/8ID- 1/2OD for this project (with those bitspower compression fittings).. I would also LOVE to get my hands on some of the watercool heatkiller blocks:
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    just a nice simple design

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    BUT, no luck finding any United States retailers..:waah:
    It seems I always want what I can have...
    Anyone know of a dealer that will ship to the states?
    have a great night
    MS
     
  6. modsquad

    modsquad Grease Monkey Undergraduate..

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    looks like no help for me with the heatkiller gear.. A shame, very sexy-stuff.
    Good-night
    MS
     
  7. mrdbristol

    mrdbristol Voided my warranty years ago

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  8. MrWizard

    MrWizard What's a Dremel?

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    There's hope!
     
  9. jokkos

    jokkos too busy to mod *sigh*

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  10. icutebluezone

    icutebluezone The meaning of life is to MOD

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    Have to say that them blocks look SWEEEEEEEEEEET :eeek:
     
  11. alpha_prime

    alpha_prime What's a Dremel?

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    Great to see you back modsquad, too bad about black rain. I have to agree, it was getting a bit OTT with the biker parts, but the ideas you had for it were good.

    Your progress already looks great, but why did you mount the reservoir like that? wouldn't it have been easier if you did it like on black narcissus?

    keep it up MS, i hope you add in the motherboard cover and pump setup from BR. Maybe make a custom copper motherboard cover? :naughty:
     
  12. Breach

    Breach Modding in Exile

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    Looking good! Id normally say your a crazy person for chopping up one of the copper Li's, but you're ModSquad so I wont :)

    Those fittings and rad look top notch. I have those Alphacool fittings that is in one of your pics for my current build, damn, wish I would have seen those first.
     
  13. The boy 4rm oz

    The boy 4rm oz Project: Elegant-Li

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    That W/C setup looks awesome. Very cool blocks.
     
  14. icutebluezone

    icutebluezone The meaning of life is to MOD

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    black rain :( no more WHAAAAAAAAAA. I was liking it so much. "RIP BLACK RAIN"
     
  15. Cheapskate

    Cheapskate Insane? or just stupid?

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    As a lover of fine beveling, I have to say I like those blocks too.
     
  16. modsquad

    modsquad Grease Monkey Undergraduate..

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    Da Pump

    HI alpha
    I did the reservoir that way for a new-twist on an old product.. You see lots of AC aquatubes, but I have not seen anyone mount one like this. My plan (hope) is to use a good-deal of the gear from the defunct project in this one. Top on that list is (one) of the pumps..
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    it seems AC has stopped selling these FMJ's -- a shame..
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    well, on the other hand better for copperhead. it's always nice to include some hard to get parts :D
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    Eheim 1046 (modified) in an Aqua-Computer Full Metal Jacket which I had chrome plated. These pictures are from the BR-project, but as that project is RIP and the pump will be used in this machine.. Here's the "run-down"..
    The "mod' is an EZ one, an over sized impeller from Aqua-computer's Aquastream pump:
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    The larger (green) impeller replaces the stock one (left).. That impeller is AC's "secret weapon" and the main reason the unit out performs a stock Eheim 1046..
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    Why not just use a aquastream pump? The answer is I don't like 12v pumps.. I have seen the aquastream's lose-prime at power up.. The Eheim 1046 design is that of an "always on" pump and works best (IMHO) when doing so.. As a side-benefit, after shut down the h20 in the loop continues to pump and continues to cool your gear down..:thumb:
    fittings:
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    more AC gear,adapters and compression fittings with 11mm alphacool nuts.. Decided to go with 7/16OD tubing for the project..


    @ the other boys in the band-- thanks for the information on the heatkiller blocks!
    with any-luck I should get some "real work" done Sunday night..
    until then
    MS
     
  17. The boy 4rm oz

    The boy 4rm oz Project: Elegant-Li

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    Love that pump mate. Nice and shiny.
     
  18. modsquad

    modsquad Grease Monkey Undergraduate..

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    Subtract

    removing "stuff" that's in the way of...... (my vision)......
    the copper HD-box:
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    I know, a major component in LL's limited edition A60...
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    but, it has to go... very little copper will be seen on the "outside" of this mod..
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    spare-parts.. My plan:
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    only the power, reset and LL's badge will be copper..
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    ..... more later......
    case feet:
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    these will be replaced..
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    with mnpctech's machined aluminum feet (anodized black)... on order, waiting shipment..
    the 3.5" bay:
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    my plan is to use an Aqua-Computer aquabox reserovior (plexi)..
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    also, ordered...
    More pictures when the "gear" shows-up at my location..
    MS
     
  19. The boy 4rm oz

    The boy 4rm oz Project: Elegant-Li

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    Damn that copper drive bay looked so cool. Oh well, it was a bit "in your face" on the copper side of things though.
     
  20. mnpctech

    mnpctech bit-tech sponsor

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    I like those waterblocks too. Very simple, yet crafted nice... Lovin all of the copper modsquad
     
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