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*CyberDruid* · 01-08-08

Too bad about shipping on that item

HatesFury · 01-09-08

Sooo CD.... you own a mig welder????

*CyberDruid* · 01-09-08

Nope but I might get one one day.

I have some fluxless brazing rods that I still have not figured out..

Cyber must learn to walk before he can run...

HatesFury · 01-09-08

Well mig is even easier than brazing... it's just point an click, but if you have the brazing rods and a good enough torch to melt them with the only way to learn is to melt stuff

.... I'm running through my head and trying to remember if 1\16" can hold up to low settings on a mig, and i'm pretty sure it can. if it could, i could mach up "360 rad shrouds" with a single mold.... I think i could probably get the manufacturering time down to like 1 hour (once you got good at welding

).

I could never do half the crap you do to a case cause of lack of patience etc, but i'm pretty slick at fabricating with sheetmetal.

trueg50 · 01-09-08

Has any one ever told you you kind of look like Gordon Freeman?

Once I get an actual job I will have to consider you for some work / mods i have been wanting.

*CyberDruid* · 01-09-08

There is a distinct need for a nice bracket to mount a rad to a rear 120mm fan. No offense to Gabe but the Swiftech "RadBox" is too ugly and so universal that it's not really useful.

You should take a look at that: It's a no brainer: a sturdy metal bracket to space the rad off the rear fan. Could be a money maker. If you actually could make them cheaper than Swifty I would be glad to sell them on my store.

*CyberDruid* · 01-09-08

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Originally Posted by trueg50

Has any one ever told you you kind of look like Gordon Freeman?

Once I get an actual job I will have to consider you for some work / mods i have been wanting.

lol

HatesFury · 01-09-08

Quote:

Originally Posted by trueg50

Has any one ever told you you kind of look like Gordon Freeman?

OMG! too funny... and toooo..... accurate... CD will save us all in the end lawl.

Sadly i no longer have any good tools for metal working, they all belonged to my grandfather and when he passed granda "included" his shop with the house when she sold it (poor woman didn't relaise she sold the property, house and shop for $70,000.00, which was fair, and just so happened to "toss in" $30K in tools...). Besides i'm not looking to get into "production" anyways. But if you can link me to the swifty bracket i'll look at it. I have no beef with designing something just for you to use in your mods.

trueg50 · 01-09-08

Quote:

Originally Posted by CyberDruid

There is a distinct need for a nice bracket to mount a rad to a rear 120mm fan. No offense to Gabe but the Swiftech "RadBox" is too ugly and so universal that it's not really useful.

You should take a look at that: It's a no brainer: a sturdy metal bracket to space the rad off the rear fan. Could be a money maker. If you actually could make them cheaper than Swifty I would be glad to sell them on my store.

Very good idea!

For the short time I used the swiftech one I was always worried that it was too flimsy and might break or bend. Something of similar design, but of the metal variety would be excellent.

*CyberDruid* · 01-09-08

I hate them TBH...and will never use one. But many many waterheads seem to use them.

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