Posts by NoL

Hard to say from the pics Scott but if you're having leak trouble it might be because your joints look "off". Clean the tube first with a little steel wool and try a bit more heat. Some of those joints look cold.

My manual mill is up to snuff, but my cnc lathe project isn't yet done. Even then though, it's just nearly impossible to compete on timing and price. Also the material price doesn't work out. Chances are most of the copper wasn't the...

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Actually the chilly1 evap was produced on a cnc lathe. A mill would need a very high rigidity 4th axis to deal with spirals and copper, and it's just not worth it.

www.under-the-ice.com WAS where I get my extra gear. I would ask Runmc (the thread builder).

The classic spiral evap is decent, not the best though. I think years of empiric data supports Steppers and even Container evaps before spirals, but the spirals are very easy to work with, easy to get machined, and work out decently...

Aka a heat pipe.

Somehow I missed the post right before mine. If it's good to that load then it's fine, I was looking at the post before that about 150w/200w.

If that's the case I would contact him about getting a system made for the load you want. Higher loads need larger condensers not larger compressors after all.

Because Dimastech was making systems back in single core dual core days, and I think you've just found his old site or what not.