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Scratch Build – In Progress Dark Blade by G69T

Discussion in 'Project Logs' started by G69T, 30 Nov 2004.

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  1. Acid Burn

    Acid Burn ..look but don't touch..

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    hurry up with the updates! i want to see more of this loveliness! :D
     
    Acid Burn, 6 Mar 2005
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  2. renimatorius

    renimatorius What's a Dremel?

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    I haven't got enaught words to describe this project :rock: It's beautiful but we deed more updates :eek:
     
    renimatorius, 6 Mar 2005
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  3. :: Phat ::

    :: Phat :: Oooh shakalaka!

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    I for one would love to see how blobs of Mercury would look going round in there :D
     
    :: Phat ::, 6 Mar 2005
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  4. squeck

    squeck Lurker

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    fantastic build! :thumb: i agree with the guys above i think staying with clear water would be best, can't wait to see the both of them working!
     
    squeck, 6 Mar 2005
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  5. Godboy_g

    Godboy_g What's a Dremel?

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    Probably like small metal bearings rolling around the bottom...... It would probably mess up the pump if it got sucked up as well.
     
    Godboy_g, 7 Mar 2005
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  6. kergareth

    kergareth What's a Dremel?

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    Really? It is a liquid, so it would probably be ok.
     
    kergareth, 7 Mar 2005
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  7. G69T

    G69T CNC Modder

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    Thanks to all for interesting

    It could be a good idea... wich kind of minimal themperature alteration would be enough to see a chromatic difference?
     
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    G69T, 7 Mar 2005
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  8. G69T

    G69T CNC Modder

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    Following I give you a little advance information.
    I like the blue color. ;)
     
    G69T, 7 Mar 2005
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  9. G69T

    G69T CNC Modder

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    There will be one pump for each reservoir. In a few time , I'll do another test with rad and WB. :)

    Thanks for the interesting link, you given me.
     
    G69T, 7 Mar 2005
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  10. G69T

    G69T CNC Modder

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    The rotor will be composed by only 4 blades with a simply lovely function.
     
    G69T, 7 Mar 2005
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  11. G69T

    G69T CNC Modder

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    I really concorde to you. I belive you'll find, in my "Dark Blade" something familiar. :)

    NO, Absolutely quite... shhh! :D
     
    G69T, 7 Mar 2005
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  12. G69T

    G69T CNC Modder

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    The pumps I'll use for the 2 reservoirs are "NJ 1200". The noice that produce is really imperceptible.

    I do my all of my best... sometimes, if you like to see something cool, you should spend a little bit of your time waiting for the incoming updates. :D

    work in progress :dremel:
     
    G69T, 7 Mar 2005
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  13. G69T

    G69T CNC Modder

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    That's an original idea... :idea:

    I concorde to you because the mercury would be for sure suck up by the pump. :)
     
    G69T, 7 Mar 2005
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  14. bjones247

    bjones247 What's a Dremel?

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    Wow! How have I overlooked this?! :duh: Absolutely incredible. Subscribed.
     
    bjones247, 7 Mar 2005
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  15. KAMIKAZE-FREAK

    KAMIKAZE-FREAK What's a Dremel?

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    What kind of color is that water going to be?
    just normal clear?
    green?
    blue?
    red?
    orange?
    yellow?
    .....
     
    KAMIKAZE-FREAK, 7 Mar 2005
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  16. G69T

    G69T CNC Modder

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    Thanks! :thumb:

    I like the blue color. :D

    Bye
     
    G69T, 7 Mar 2005
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  17. will.

    will. A motorbike of jealousy!

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    in my humble forum newbie opinion you should leave the water nice and clear. It suits it better.
     
    will., 8 Mar 2005
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  18. aevitas

    aevitas What's a Dremel?

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    x2, I'm a newbie here too (look at my postcount lmao..) but I'd say keep the water clear.. as it will fit the colorsceme you (seem to be) are using.

    Very nice so far dude, keep it up and we awaiting the next update :)
     
    aevitas, 8 Mar 2005
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  19. uwannabigmak

    uwannabigmak What's a Dremel?

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    another vote for clear. any color would just clash with the silver. i generally prefer clear water, although stopping corrosion would be difficult. poll, maybe...

    GREAT mod :jawdrop: :jawdrop: :thumb: :thumb: :clap: :clap: i wish i had such great skills/equipment.
     
    uwannabigmak, 8 Mar 2005
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  20. Snood

    Snood What's a Dremel?

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    as ive stated allready: clear, clear, clear

    as for merchur, the pump would just massarate it and there would just be loads of hard to remove little droplets, it would look dirty and isnt great for cooling performance..

    Snood
     
    Snood, 8 Mar 2005
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