Scratch Build – In Progress BaDassumption - Photo Shoot...

Sweet as always, but lets get some parts in there!!

 

Wow man, that is friggen awsome. Great ideas, great executio. By the looks of things, this will go down as one of the great memorable cases, good job.

 

great idea there man - GJ

 

i checked out your site and i must say .. Sweet jesus .. that is some really great things you make .. i love the furniture design, material you use and your craftmanship

 

another great update. im speechless. really like it...

 

You've got the wrong site. I'm not a furniture maker.

Let's not. We aren't there yet.

 

dutch does killer execution with his work.

Big Daddy is smiling in Heaven

 

sweet. looks like those curves in the pipe wont be too much of a flow killer either. But then again, who cares! its watercooled anyway, why whinge about a bit of restriction

clean work. keep it coming

 

wow... genius.. thats all i can say

 

What can i say that hasnt already been said, dutchceder your attention to detail, the precision and what appears to be a vast amount of time spent on this is just asstounding, just went and had a look at BaDassII and i think its safe to see you've definately stepped it up a notch.
Great work.

-Belial

 

^^^ Well, BaDassII has been runnin' flawlessly for a couple of years now... its gonna be real tough to replace her, even with BaDassumption.

A little more of guiding the cooling lines...

This is on the trailing edge of the mainboard tray, machined from a 1/2" thick aluminum bar. Its machined into an "L" so the backside of it reaches up below the fold of the mainboard tray (hope that makes sense). The part that's showing is a tad over 1/4" thick. The slots are so the tube guides will only need one screw without allowing them to twist.



That pivot block (for the tube folding gizmo) will get two screws. The tubes come down off of the folding gizmo and one goes around the mainboard (on the right of the picture) while the other (the return line), will come down from a manifold hovering above the mainboard where it recollects the tubing from scopEDog's new waterblock... more on that later. Its gonna get real crazy real soon.



Here's a tube in a pair of the tube guides, just loose, to give ya an idea... they're just big enough to let the tubes twist a bit...

 

It Works!!!



This is folded up naturally... it leans towards the mainboard...



A bar slid into two of the holes keeps it upright... this is an X-Acto knife...







I'll have to shorten these bulkhead fittings...



All stretched out...

 

Nice-or better put, frekkin gnarly man. Way groovy man.

 

Sweetness i cant wait to see how this baby works.

 

dude, i just love this. its even my wallpaper !

 

Brilliant. BUT

On the last picture, the PSU and fan cases look like they're made out of plastic...

 

wow that looks sweet

 

Very nice! Liking very much!

 

Yourself GT69 and Gnome have truley redefined PC modding. But I do believe you should be known as the "the godfather" since creating BaDassII.

Another inspirational piece of work.

 

Modified Bulkhead Fittings...

Cut one in half and cut off the barbs, mill the faces flat, bore the hole to 15/32", tap each end for G-1/4, finish and polish the faces, install DangerDen high flow 1/2" barbs...