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Hmmmm... maybe a trip to Noctua has to be put on my to-do list...

And good to see you're back on track, mate!

 

Grats on the sponsorship. Well deserved.

 

Thanks.
@Perplekks - What? You hope to see the hot red head on their website too?

 

Hot red head?

/me goes and checks it out...

//edit: Kinda cute. Wouldn't mind meeting her there. If I go and meet her, do you want pictures?

 

She'd do.

 

Oooh, that redhead is rather hot.

As is the sponsored swag. Congrats

 

I haven't visited bit-tech in a while now, and I'm regretting that after seeing all of the work you've done on this case. That pump housing looks awesome!

 

is this good sir a fellow diabetic?

 

Thanks, everyone.
@Perplekks - Too much like stalking...
@Mankz - Too much clothing?
@Brinkzor - Feel free to join the competition.
@Froop - OOps. I gave out too much info again. 20 years ago I was diagnosed extreme hypoglycemic/borderline diabetic. I don't want to ever take that test again. I'd rather get a prostate exam than drink that quart of pancake syrup again...

Oops.. Gave out too much info again.

 

I love to see your work man I really enjoy it! Its so clean and sexy !!
Way to go with Noctua bro!!!

 

Thanks, but I don't have that much free time to design something I will never build

 

YGPM Cheaps

 

Not sure I understand what you need it for, but that's never stopped me posting.

Would silicone mold material work? Like these: http://www.smooth-on.com/gallery.php?galleryid=188

 

Thanks, guys.
@Brinkz0r -
@Mach - Nope, Thanks for trying, though. I need to thermo-form some of the plexi ducting. I think I'm going with pine screwed together.

I got a e-mail saying my image host bandwidth was about to max out. *Looks at Perplekks*

 

One thing I love about nose picking monkey's log: Ignore it for a month and then open it and slowly enjoy the work. Dude you gotta donate me some plexi skills LOL

 

Thanks, but I can't do that. The ones I have keep getting rusty.

I spent a lot of yesterday sanding. I got ONE of the frame rails flattened for gluing. I am in for a world of hurt.

 

My bandwidth reset yesterday, but I don't have much to show this update.

-The crooked stock issue came back to bite me again. This stuff all came off the same sheet. I may have to splice another layer in to get them to reach.

-My gluing work is just bad. I have a lot of bubbles.

-Now that these are glued, I need to drill the hole to pass the bolt through. Here I'm lining up the cut. -Drop the nut in the hole...

-and use it to center the bit.

-Here's the holes milled out. You can see my crappy glue work too.

-Most of this week has been about using the sanding jig. This part is taking forever!!!

-I'm sanding my fingers down in the process.

-I glued the 4 top sections too. So I need to clean up the edges on these too.
-and the edges on all the panels.
-and the inside edges on the 3rd layer of the frame.
-then mill bolt holes in the 3rd layers.

THEN I can start to glue everything together. It's going to be a slow month. Please tolerate my whining.


Thanks again to my fine sponsors.

 

Nice work.... on your fingers mate!!! LoL jk brother! I really love your work and I understand how you feel for the sanding month!!! Patience man!!!

 

thats very cool, that you dumping your nuts in the acrylic.

 

Hmmmm....