Fluids? Compounds? Erm, I never used any I used a 1/4" straight bit for straight cuts, cutting in two passes at a high speed and it didn't burn/melt the acrylic at all. Make sure your bits are sharp, ie new. I found it only melted when tapping holes by hand! And for everyone else, don't expect any updates in the next month or so coz my new toy is all I'm interested in at the mo! Sorry
Oh, I just saw on the very first picture some fluids next to the router, so I thought you might have used them to cool the acrylic to prevent it melting. Thanks.
SteveyG, fluids in the first pic are the acrylic adhesive and hardener, easy mistake! Altron, erm, I can't remember, it's been soooo long! You can do the math, ok?! two side panels @ 450mmx450mm top and base @ 220mmx462mm front and back @ 462mmx462mm + enough for reservoir, psu and cd cage @ 462mmx600? I'm only guessing, but I think that's close enough.
No, no fans. I have 120mm input from the top and the 80mm out from the PSU. The pci slot covers will provide any other ventilation needed. The case will eventually be entirely watercooled. As for everyone else, the project is on hold prolly until the winter, so please don't keep on.
Bah, i forgot all about the watercooling It's been a long time since i read the whole article...But still can't figure out how I could forget about kong's self made watercooling....
WOW! just read tis whole thread from page 1-11! All I can say is STUNNING... Im so gobsmacked by the quality im not even gonna use a smiley! Cant wait to see some updates Ttuser
Yes dude, you can't leave us in the dark like this after such amazing work! I really love the work on the PSU in particular, awesome!
Ok dudes, maybe I'll give it a shot next week. i want to find out if my machine will cut copper, so I'll have a go at designing a nice manifold/hard drive cooler. Don't expect miracles though!