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Scratch Build – In Progress Project Neophyte .: UPDATE 25 !!!!!! : 21.03.10 :.

Discussion in 'Project Logs' started by Dark~3nergy, 25 Mar 2008.

  1. KayinBlack

    KayinBlack Unrepentant Savage

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    I feel for ya... Check my custom waterblock thread, I had it happen too.
     
  2. Nolimited

    Nolimited What's a Dremel?

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    Dark~3nergy really nice render the work that you have done is amazing :thumb: and i think the broke parts will not stop you ;) keep it up
     
  3. r4tch3t

    r4tch3t hmmmm....

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    Bit of a downer for you and us, but keep it up, your case is awesome.
     
  4. The boy 4rm oz

    The boy 4rm oz Project: Elegant-Li

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    Damn man that really sucks. I am guessing the tap is stainless steel so it will be a real pain to drill out.
     
  5. Dark~3nergy

    Dark~3nergy what was dat sandvich ?

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    thanks !
    The boy 4rm oz, it's written SSH on it, I think it stands for stainless steel so yeah, it won't be easy....
     
  6. FrooP

    FrooP can I eat this?

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    its HSS which means "hochleistungs schnitt stahl" which means High solid cutting steel, or something like that, so youll better try to get it out somehow else, because the drill bit will slip into the way softer copper for sure
     
  7. Dark~3nergy

    Dark~3nergy what was dat sandvich ?

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    thanks for the advise :(
    I'll see what I can do
     
  8. Ending Credits

    Ending Credits Bunned

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    Haha, loving the German! Pretty helpfull for my schoolwork.

    I wouldn't worry too much about speaking it there to be honest; they're very good english speakers, although they'll adore you if you try.

    EDIT: Loving the mod as well, obviously.
     
  9. saxman

    saxman What's a Dremel?

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    HSS is a High Speed Steel. It is a kind of tool steel that can be used in a high speed machining application. But you have to be very careful. HSS is also very brittle because it is so hard. The hardness is so it can cut through materials like plain carbon and softer stainless steels all in one tool. Use plenty of oil and be very patient. Make sure your tap is not being pushed to the side wile you turn and try not to take more than a half a turn without clearing the chips. just remember to take it slow.

    Keep up the good work Neophyte looks amazing. I will follow this one. I like pulling the DVD out of the case like that.
     
  10. Dark~3nergy

    Dark~3nergy what was dat sandvich ?

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    thanks for the advise, saxman !

    anyway, my dad helped me to remove the broken tap, but the hole were it was sitting was to big so I had to use M4 screws instead of M3 screws and that was realy great.
    I don't think it would have been as good with m3 screws on it.

    so here's some progress pics :

    corrosion :grr:
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    I'll probably have more time to work tomorrow, I still need to mill it to the right size.
    BTW. does anybody know where I can get O-rings(or similar) that have a diameter of ~85mm and that are at least 3mm thick ?
    cya
     
  11. jhanlon303

    jhanlon303 The Keeper of History

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    I've been meaning to ask the same question. Where does one find non round O rings to fit rectangular shapes?
     
  12. r4tch3t

    r4tch3t hmmmm....

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    You just use normal O-rings of the required diameter and they can be used in rectangular places.
     
  13. jhanlon303

    jhanlon303 The Keeper of History

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    Thanks! I'm a H20 noob. Cheapskate does the hard work for us. I just think stuff up. :duh:
     
  14. The boy 4rm oz

    The boy 4rm oz Project: Elegant-Li

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    That block looks fantastic mate. I didn't realize you were using it to cool the Raptor. Oh well, another first lol.
     
  15. modsquad

    modsquad Grease Monkey Undergraduate..

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    Nice D3..
     
  16. Attila

    Attila still thinking....

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    What he said ^^, I know zip about water cooling but it looks great,
    just like the rest of the project. I've been watching this from the
    start and am looking forward to seeing the finished work.
     
  17. modsquad

    modsquad Grease Monkey Undergraduate..

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    ONB-- your CygnusX1 is very-cool.. No disrespect to D3 intended, just needed to tella-ya..
     
  18. Dark~3nergy

    Dark~3nergy what was dat sandvich ?

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    thanks you all ! :D
     
  19. Dark~3nergy

    Dark~3nergy what was dat sandvich ?

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    just finished the plexi part :)

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    koolance nozzles :p

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    I still need to tap the hole for the nozzles, shorten the screws and to get that damn o-ring.
     
  20. The boy 4rm oz

    The boy 4rm oz Project: Elegant-Li

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    Very nice work. I can't wait to see her up and running.
     

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