Dualmaster

Discussion in 'Project Logs' started by coolmiester, 28 Jun 2005.

  1. ShinySwede

    ShinySwede What's a Dremel?

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    btw , will the rad clear the first cd bay ? cant really see how high the rad is in the pic
     
  2. perplekks45

    perplekks45 LIKE AN ANIMAL!

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    Oh my gosh... another WaveMaster by Coolmiester. :clap:
    What else to do than subscribe?

    Like those WaveMasters by the way. (owning a Soprano myself :D)
    Oh, and send me the Hardware you'll be fitting in there. Love to have the Dual + SLI board. :D

    :~subscribed.
     
  3. yatesy

    yatesy What's a Dremel?

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    Quality project, can't wait to see the end result!
     
  4. coolmiester

    coolmiester Coolermaster Legend

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    Cheers for the positive replies even though this is probably the third or forth time i've put you lot through this.

    Anyway.......quick update.

    I've already done a run through on how to mod a Laing DDC Pump to 1/2" but this one is a bit different so will add it to the log anyway :D

    The pictures speak for themselves really but i'll do a running commentary best i can between pics (and there's quite a lot of them so be warned)

    Started off by demmeling out the centre section
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    but this time once the hole was drilled used a 9/16" UNF tap
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    so the Danger Den Hi-Flow barb screwed in like so!
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    Then filled it up with 2 part Araldite and left it to go hard..the glue that is :D
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    I also cut the thread from another DD barb and glued that on the out-let as well
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    Now for the fun part. Filled the top of the pump with 2 part body filler...
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    ....just like icing a cake :D
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    Then sanded it down with ruff sand paper and filled the low spots with more filler.
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    Filled and sanded a couple of times then moved on to smother wet n dry paper till all the imperfections were gone
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    Masked the barbs off
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    then a couple of coats of primer followed by a light sand with 2000 grit wet n dry
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    After the primer, gave it 5 coats of the closest metallic blue paint i could find that matched the rest of the case and also chopped the mounting lugs off the bottom bit of the pump and gave that a few coats of aluminium paint
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    The colour is not an exact match but near as dammit
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    And finally along side a standard Laing DDC
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    Sorry for all the pics :duh:
     
  5. tm36usa

    tm36usa What's a Dremel?

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    Sweet pump work, Im sure it doesnt leak right? Keep it up! :rock:
     
  6. Pitbull

    Pitbull What's a Dremel?

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    damn nice dude
     
  7. _ferry_

    _ferry_ What's a Dremel?

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    Great mod on that pump. Like it's a real product, so clear. :rock:
     
  8. Hasle

    Hasle nohasslemods›

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    Aww, that's a purdy pump. Love it. :)
     
  9. kill_me_quick

    kill_me_quick Big and Blue

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    Looking good with the pump, its a shame that you didn't fill the small gap that would have been below the inlet barb. It removes the smooth look, slightly.
     
  10. Atomic

    Atomic Gerwaff

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    Looks better than the original!
     
  11. TTmodder

    TTmodder Hammertime

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    nice pump
     
  12. Leeum

    Leeum What's a Dremel?

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    Excellent work :clap:
     
  13. ReFredzRate

    ReFredzRate Relix Headshot!!

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    Dude... I'm subscribing. I hadn't thought body filler could be used for this. So...

    /writes down on a memo
     
  14. Jipa

    Jipa Avoiding the "I guess.." since 2004

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    Modified pumps looks nice! I'll be watching this. What PSU will you use? two processors want lots of current..
     
  15. Firehed

    Firehed Why not? I own a domain to match.

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    Nice job with it. You should sell that type of pump mod service (or do you?). VERY close color match - I can't tell a difference on the metallic paint.
     
  16. Shadowed_fury

    Shadowed_fury Minimodder

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    Damn, thats so sleek! :)
    Nice job!
     
  17. frodo

    frodo What's a Dremel?

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    i REALLY like that pump, it looks so damn smooth and clean, will work nicely in the case!
     
  18. perplekks45

    perplekks45 LIKE AN ANIMAL!

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    You ain't serious, are you? You just turned a crappy looking piece of plastic into something you wouldn't recognize...skills... nothing to add. :jawdrop:
     
  19. ShinySwede

    ShinySwede What's a Dremel?

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    Your the man coolmiester=)
     
  20. coolmiester

    coolmiester Coolermaster Legend

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    Cheers for the positive feedback and especially to whoever gave it the 5 *****'s :thumb:

    In all honesty i didn't have a clue how this would turn out but knew it had to look a little better than the standard DDC.

    The PSU that i chose was an Enermax ESP 660W ATX2.0 SLi which i hope should be enough and fits into the Wavemaster......just!

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