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Old 02-10-08   #11 (permalink)
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very very nice, loving the all black
very unique as well, looks really thick

i like
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I sold my last homebrew block to Cyberdruid, it was a great performer but I was bored, so off it went. This was the result of my saturday night:

Channels are 0.800" x 0.800", 0.200" deep at the egdes & 0.075" deep at center. Base thickness is 0.060", step is 0.875" x 0.875". Top is delrin, mounting bracket is 7075 Aluminum with black enamel finish. Impingement is roughly equivalent to Fuzion with 5.5mm nozzle.

The design isn't perfect, just a freehand shakedown run.
I am building my own waterblock, I am not sure if you have seen the thread. I was wondering what size o-ring you are using and how deep you cut the channel for the o-ring?

Also, what did you machine that out with?
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lets have a pic of this puppy mounted... cant get the feel of the real size of it
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Very good looking block and nice design for the nozzle and internals.

One thing though, it looks like it would be a little tricky to make sure that it got mounted flat since the cpu contact area is off to the side alot. Just wondering did you have any issues when yuou strapped it on to getting it flat at all.
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I am building my own waterblock, I am not sure if you have seen the thread. I was wondering what size o-ring you are using and how deep you cut the channel for the o-ring?

Also, what did you machine that out with?
Yeah, I did read through that, it should be pretty fun to try, and could work well also.

The oring IIRC is a 131 trade size. It is .100" thick, and I used a 1/8" diameter end mill to cut a .080" deep groove.

Here's the Parker O-ring guide, it has a bunch of engineering information on o-ring groove sizes, compression ratios etc. :

http://www.parker.com/literature/Lit...12-GB_0704.pdf
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