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Modding Radiator plate

Discussion in 'Modding' started by mario_cell, 8 Dec 2006.

  1. mario_cell

    mario_cell What's a Dremel?

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    Hi guys
    Good evening @ all :thumb:

    i have a question about a radiator plate like this here
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    can i buy a plate which fits perfectly on the radiator without standing over it. :confused:
    Where can i get those plates.
    I need it for an aquacomputer 240 radiator

    thx :)
     
    mario_cell, 8 Dec 2006
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  2. hydro_electric_655

    hydro_electric_655 Dremelly Dude

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    You mean it fits like within the metal rim. Right ontop of teh fins resting on the fins if so they don't make em but you could make your own.
     
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  3. mario_cell

    mario_cell What's a Dremel?

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    Yeah i can make it my own, but i dont have a CNC at home :hehe:
    Maybe i will ask one of my workshop-teachers in my college to let me use the CNC of the school.

    Maybe i cut the pieces out of metal and stick them together.
    i will see

    Any other suggestions ?
     
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  4. Warrior_Rocker

    Warrior_Rocker Holder of the sacred iron

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    Not entirely sure what you are after. But it seems like you could just get the one you pictured and cut out the insides of it giving you a metal rim?
     
    Warrior_Rocker, 9 Dec 2006
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  5. malccy72

    malccy72 Minimodder

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    Coolercases are a main supplier of those grills; may want to get in contact with them and see if they can offer any advice.
     
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  6. hydro_electric_655

    hydro_electric_655 Dremelly Dude

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    I personnaly wouldn't recommend it sitting too low as it will totally block off some fins and the heat exchance therein. I would recommend even using a rad box they will ass soo much more SA of heat exchange.
     
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  7. mario_cell

    mario_cell What's a Dremel?

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    ok thx for the answers
    i will cut out the insides and make a metal rim of aluminium.
    thx again
    cYaaaaaaaa :rock:
     
    mario_cell, 10 Dec 2006
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