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Case Mod - In Progress Project: c-black (Migui 2)

Discussion in 'Project Logs' started by MIGUI, 15 Apr 2009.

  1. stonedsurd

    stonedsurd Is a cackling Yuletide Belgian

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    Dude, this is going to be a very impressive build. It's already looking great!
     
  2. ckool

    ckool What's a Dremel?

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    I never post but for this build i have to say AWESOME!
     
  3. MIGUI

    MIGUI What's a Dremel?

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    Well, I mounted the filter for the pneumatic circuit.
    This is the filter.

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    Now mounting.
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    Thank you for continuing the project :thumb:
     
  4. stonedsurd

    stonedsurd Is a cackling Yuletide Belgian

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    If you don't mind me asking, what's the need for the filter?
    In case some particles get into the compressor and foul it up?
     
  5. JaredC01

    JaredC01 Hardware Nut

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    The air compressed by the compressor has a certain amount of water in it (humidity in the air). As the air gets compressed, the water particles combine together into larger molecules, and eventually into droplets. If you don't remove the water from the pneumatic lines before it turns into droplets, the water particles can damage the pneumatic system. Oh, and it also helps keep out any other particles that are unwanted.

    I've never seen anything like this before. Awesome idea, and great work so far! Looking forward to more updates.
     
  6. MIGUI

    MIGUI What's a Dremel?

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    Hello.
    Its utility is as stated JaredC 01, serves to avoid drops of water due to moisture. Also maintains the circuit free of particles.
    All this for the proper functioning of the pneumatic system is advisable.
     
  7. stonedsurd

    stonedsurd Is a cackling Yuletide Belgian

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    Ah. Thanks for that. A little obvious, shouldn't have slipped me :duh:
     
  8. MIGUI

    MIGUI What's a Dremel?

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    Hello.
    I have assembled a lubricator for pneumatic systems. Served for the air cylinders are lubricated, and also the smooth operation of pneumatic systems in general.

    This is the lubricator pneumatic.
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    Mounting.
    I have used this support tube.
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    It is located on this site. So it will be easy to fill with oil.
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    Now with the lubricator.
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    Regards. :thumb:
     
  9. DonT-FeaR

    DonT-FeaR I know what a fk'n Dremel is ok.:D

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    very nice mounting there mate looks very clean
     
  10. The boy 4rm oz

    The boy 4rm oz Project: Elegant-Li

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    This is going to be very unique once completed.
     
  11. MIGUI

    MIGUI What's a Dremel?

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    Thank you very much.
    I also hope that it is very good.
    I will follow soon with more progress :D
     
  12. Jelle46

    Jelle46 Belgium

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    That's some nice pneumatic stuff you've putted in there, is it all by Norgren, they make real quality products, I followed a 3-day cursus with them, here in belgium.
    greets!!! good luck!!
     
  13. MIGUI

    MIGUI What's a Dremel?

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    Hello.
    He is absolutely right, nogren is a mark of good quality. It has a large stock of pneumatic components. :thumb:
     
  14. MIGUI

    MIGUI What's a Dremel?

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    Hi.
    I will use five of these cylinders, two for the side of the motherboard, two of the above, and one for the front door.
    The piston travel is 100mm and its diameter is 10mm.
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    An overview of how the work is falling.
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    Regards. :thumb:
     
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  15. bagman

    bagman Minimodder

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    you got some interesting stuff there which i have not thought of using, got some great ideas and i like the mod on the hd rack looks really good and professional. you can very easily tell you have modded before
     
  16. Hasle

    Hasle nohasslemods›

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    What gave him away? The "2" in the project title? :p
     
  17. MIGUI

    MIGUI What's a Dremel?

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    Hi.
    It is the second mod, but unfortunately not the first mod I have. Nor do I put on any website.
    This will be the first project to the public by the net.

    Regards. :D
     
  18. MIGUI

    MIGUI What's a Dremel?

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    Hi.
    Well, I have prepared a small grill to cover up.
    There will be a triple radiator, so take this grill.

    Idea.
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    Now the work.
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    Regards :)
     
  19. The boy 4rm oz

    The boy 4rm oz Project: Elegant-Li

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    That grill looks very nice. The black plexi and the silver mesh match each other perfectly.
     
  20. stonedsurd

    stonedsurd Is a cackling Yuletide Belgian

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    It appears in your Sketchup model that you have attached the pneumatic cylinder-thing to a fan. the plastic on the fan *might* not be able to take the load as the panel is opened/closed, so how about a shroud or something so that load is more evenly distributed?
     

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