Scratch Build – Complete Project: L3p D3sk - Bit-Tech Mod Of The Year 2011 Winner.

Is that a gigabit Ethernet card?

 

that tea coaster mod is pure modding arrogance

 

I think you need to look up the word "arrogance", it certainly doesn't apply to making cup holders...

Excellent work and excellent table mate, keep it up.

 

Thanks man

Hmm is that positive or negative ?

 

I mean it in a good way. I don't just mod pc's, I mod cup holders.

you are just too good

 

Ahh ok, well thanks

But there are alot of others here 10 times better then me

 

Still had to change some things under my floor.
Today i found some time.

Had to replace some fans on my rad for Scythe GT's
Replaced the green tube for Tygon black.

Also replaced the 3 remaining GT's in my desk for green Nanoxia's




GT's out




Only 5cm space for my hand.




Nanoxia's in.




Here my radiator in the distance.




On request also made a little movie of my trip



Mobile doesn't work here, but baby phone works fine




De GT's on their place and tubes replaced !










And another small test.
Wanted to know what stuff goes trough my loop.
This way it was easy to discover.



Click it between my tubes and enable the pumps for one hour.




Then disconnect the filter while pumping and stop the pumps as fast as you can.
This is so the dirt really stays in the filter.



All tiny hairs and wtf, even a piece of my sigarettes



Till next time

 

Underground rad?
A-w-e-some.

 

Yeah, what the hell is going on under that floor?

Looked like a scene from Dead Space 2 or something - pure awesomeness!

So, you'd need a sand filter, or maybe even a bug filter (spiders, anyone?) on that rad, hah!

 

Sand filter isnt needed, it doesnt get blown in.
By the way, its also a spider shredder

 

So, when the loop suddenly starts to heat up rapidly, you know you got a tarantula stuck in the rad!

 

Very nice!

Me wants temps now!

 

Haha, who will win.

Tarantula Vs. Gentle Typhoon @ 1850 rpm

 

Having the rad under the floor will sure cut out on the fan noise, but its gonna be one pain in the neck whenever you need to go clean out the radiator.

 

Thats true, but i think i need to clean it once every 18 months

 

It gets very very cold at my house in the winter and I thought about making a system with an outdoor radiator but my worry was about condensation inside my case due to the high difference between the indoor ambient and my working fluid.

Have you ever had issues with this?

 

Nope, the fittings do feel very cold, but never had any condensation.
I think that'll occur when having watertemps below 5 degrees.

The lowest water temperature in the winter i saw was 14 degrees.
The highest water temperature i was in summer was 23 degrees.
The indoor ambient temperature is in summer and winter around 22 degrees.

 

Received a nice UV led board today.

It's specially for making photo's from UV-active parts.
You can only use it for 5 minutes per time, else it gets too hot





Small surprise between the UV leds




And some pictures with the effect

 

This is awesome, can't wait to see it powdercoated.

Isn't having UV LEDs shining at all you all the time unhealthy? I have this image of you wearing suncream just to surf the web...

 

Don't LED's have a great advantage because they don't get hot... ?

Looks smexy, as usual