[eucalyptus]

FINALLY! It's time for a new project

Welcome to project "V8 Ocean"

It is almost a year since I started my last build "Project Three Leaves". Much have happen since.

This build log can also be found in the Bit Tech forums or at Sweclockers in Swedish

Hopefully, my English is better

I got to tell you, somehow I managed to pass the CAE - Cambridge Advanced English certificate hahaha

So on the paper it says I am wonderful with English, but as you can see and will notice later, it isn't all true haha

I will also focus a lot on the photographs this time. Now I know how to downscale the pictures, I even have a fancy watermark

I use a Canon EOS 600D for most of the photos, otherwise with my Galaxy S6 (which is 10x better than the Galaxy S5 I had before lol).

I guess a bigger introduction isn't necessary this time. Hopefully you have seen my Tristellar build somewhere. Speaking of, my success with the Tristellar, which was my first build - turned out to be bigger and more world wide than I ever could have imagine or dream about.

It got so much attention from you guys. I have made interviews and even got shared and noticed by Nvidia…. Yes, Nvidia themselves O M G!

I am just a 19 years old guy from a town of nowhere in Sweden. This is all bigger than what I can handle. All your sweet comments, cheering and heart melting support really makes me happy by my soul. You guys are so awesome. I can't tell you enough, it means a lot that you are here and all you have done for me.

So what happened since last time we met? I graduated secondary High School. Made a lot of new friends. I even got sponsors for this project and companies asking if I want to do projects with them…

So what is project "V8 Ocean"?

Well, let me tell you

It is an external water cooling station. The radiators is actually the only part that has a "functionality" in this build

The rest, all the fancy stuff is just what it is - fancy. More of a "show-off" project. To show the beautiful of water cooling and what the possibilities are It will later on be plugged in to my Tristellar for better cooling temperatures.

Looking forward to have you all with me on this journey, I will not make you disappointed

This project, compared to my last project, is PARTLY (about 3/5 of total costs) sponsored by some of the biggest companies and names in the business. I would lie if I told you this wouldn't be possible without them, because it would still be. But they are a huge help and support, which lets me focus on other things.

So let me present the sponsors who are supporting this project with so much stuff that my parents believes I robbed a bank hahaha

Aquatuning
First off we have Eddy from Aquatuning which have sent me so much stuff from Alphacool and Phobya that I even started to wonder if there are some suspicious catch

Either the Germans are totally crazy or really believes in me, either of it I am very happy for their support. They really didn't give me any limits at all… A closer look of everything is coming in a later post.
- http://www.aquatuning.de/
- Aquatuning on facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Aquatuning.Fanpage



BlackNoise Technologies
Next up are Niels from BlackNoise Technologies. I bet you all have seen the Noiseblocker fans.? Aren't they GORGEOUS!? That's why I am working together with Blacknoise from Germany. There was no other option than the Noiseblocker fans for this project, truthfully speaking! A closer look of everything is coming in a later post.

- http://www.blacknoise.com/
- Blacknoise on facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Noiseblocker-105076862915678/



Martmamod
Markus from Martmamod (Stempel-Hauser) are another German in this project

Markus is just phenomenal when it comes to combinations between acrylic and LED. He isn't only a very sweet guy, he also makes high quality custom work after your requirements. A closer look of everything is coming in a later post.
- http://www.martmamod.de
- Martmamod on facebook https://www.facebook.com/martmamod/



Skapamer
Tina & Jonas from the Swedish company Skapamer brings life to this project with spray paint from Montana. It was from them I bought my Montana Gold spray cans to the Tristellar project. For me, Skapamer is my first choice when it comes to make my builds come alive with some awesome colors - until year 2030 when I have my own Airbrush

A closer look of everything is coming in a later post.
- http://www.skapamer.se/
- Skapamer on facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Skapamer



Mayhems
Kevin from Mayhems did not only send me 6 bottles of dyes which I asked for, he sent me their whole product line of 19 different dyes hahaha

So now I have enough for both this project, my last one and all further projects in the future

I am super happy to work with them. I have used their products before, and I don't see why I wouldn't continue to do so. I also got a clear coolant and some flexible "ultra clear" tubing. Some time, in the near future, I will make a big photo-guide for all the 19 dyes. In my opinion, all the videos and few pictures out there aren't "fair" when showing the real color of every dye. I want to do un-edited photos in a natural environment. It's not fair when someone sees the pictures or videos on the internet and then it is something else when you buy it and expected something else, you know what I mean? :lol:

Anyway, super happy to have them here

- https://mayhems.co.uk/
- Mayhems on facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Mayhems2009/?fref=ts

Behind all the glory and sponsorships there are a few things I would like to say and point out. Everyone above, everyone mentioned all my co-operations with different people, knows how much they mean to me and how much I deeply appreciate their help. They all support me in different areas and in different ways. But they have ONE thing IN COMMON.

No one, barely myself, knows what I am going to do. I never make any blueprints or any other planning on paper to show what my ideas are. I just try to give them the idea of awesomeness. But they still do BELIEVE in ME. The fact that's these HUGE companies and people believes in little me. A 19 years old random guy, from a town in the forests of Sweden. Sending him stuff worth more than a monthly salary and really believe in him. That feeling, I can't put words to it, but it is just amazing. To have someone believing in you really warms your heart and puts you in a good mood. I am and will always be grateful for everything they have done, and especially what YOU guys have done for me. To take 3 minutes of your day to cheer someone up by giving him a great comment can make his whole day, all week. It means so much, more than you can imagine.

But yes, the sponsorships, sorry, got to emotional there

I put high demands on myself when I create my work. But I also have one and two things to say when I work with sponsors. EVERYTHING I do, EVERYTHING I create and make are only for my own needs. No different from my last none-sponsored project this is going to stand on MY desk. No one else's.

That also leads to that I decide the terms, no one else!

So when these companies offered me to choose and pick anything I want, like a child in the toys store I ONLY choose the products I personally really, really like. That I personally would buy for my own money. That I would pay for myself if it wouldn't be for the companies offered to give me them "free". I don't ask for things just because it's "free", I only ask and choose products I really want to use.

I also want to work without anyone demanding me what to do. I want to use which products I want to. Just an example, I could have gone for all the water cooling parts from Alphacool because they where "free". But I personally don't like black or silver fittings. So instead of going with black or silver just because it would have been cheaper for me I choose to buy all the fittings I want on my own.

I choose to go with other brands because of quality and question of design. Also, long before I was working with Blacknoise I had already decided that I was going to use their white and black Noiseblocker fans. Very, very expensive fans, but I rather spend a small fortune of my own money than going with "free" stuff that I actually don't want. Later on, I got to work with them anyway and didn't have to pay for the fans, which I would have done anyway.

To sum this up, all the products I have received that they have sent me are products I personally like a lot and would have bought for just this project anyway! I am EXTREMELY picky with the details, every single screw has to fit in according to my visions and ideas.

Nice to have you here and I hope you will find your time here inspiring. I am at least glade to have you by my side!

-Don't be sad, be awesome instead!

Please no hate!

 

[eucalyptus]

- http://www.aquatuning.de/
- Aquatuning on facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Aquatuning.Fanpage

Maybe I should start this journey by introducing some of the stuff I got from Aquatuning?

Eddy really sent me a whole bunch of stuff!

So, what do we have here?

We have 16/10mm glass tubing, yes, you read that right, GLASS tubing! How cool isn't that??

Let's see how that goes. Could either be a success or go straight to hell…

The reservoirs I have choose to go with are from the new "Eisbecher" series. I LOVE THEM!!! I'll definitely go with these for all future builds. They are so clean and nice. The whole res, both pumptop and tube are of acrylic - exactly as it should be.
These are the biggest ones, 250mm.

They have 2 inlet tubes with a "waterfall effect", it's only meant to use either the top or bottom - so I thought, why not use both?

A closer lookup at this and a demo-video comes in a later post

We do also have the MASSIVE Alphacool 560 45XT radiators, they are HUGE! These are the parts that actually "do" something, that fills a purpose. They will later cool my Tristellar with parallell loops. So one 560 per loop + the build-in 120mm rad - which gives us a total of 92 800mm^2 radiator area for EACH loop, which I hope will lower the temperature of the water, which today is a big problem. I hope it will be enough.

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[eucalyptus]

Hello

I don't really like to share to many details or design information in the early beginning.

And I know the forum requires to have you modding from the beginning. In my opinion I want to create an adventure, from start to end, with YOU! I want build a presentation, like a thriller story that just wants you to see more and more and more.

It is so my preparation to, so much stuff have to be done before you can put things together. This is also a complete scratchbuild. Please have patient and I hope you all understand

Thanks!

So here comes a small prototype that shows approximately how it will look later, of course more details and so on

Also a demo-video in the end that shows the reservoirs and it functions. How I use the double inlet with waterfall effect

**the Fall really rushed over the sweet Summer we had here in Sweden. Now it's raining, it's cold and dark. Everything that prevents me from going outside and make my paint jobs done

Now I have to wait.

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[eucalyptus]

- http://www.martmamod.de
- Martmamod on facebook https://www.facebook.com/martmamod/

Okaaay, time to show some custom work!

This is called "sLight" and made by Markus from Martmamod (Stempel-Hauser) in Germany.

He is really fantastic with acrylic. Sadly it is difficult to catch the shining and really beautiful side of this piece, even with a real camera.

This one measures 665 x 240mm - exactly what I wanted, and this is the biggest one he have ever made

hahaha

It will also be one of the main parts in my scratch build. Later on, when more parts are ready, I will drill 18 holes in this one. 2 with a hole saw (correct name?) and then the smaller ones with a step drill bit. The holes are for the water cooling to go through

Seen other creations with this sort of idea and it really is amazing, really something special!

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[eucalyptus]

- http://www.blacknoise.com/
- Blacknoise on facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Noiseblocker-105076862915678/

It's time to present the Noiseblocker fans Niels from Blacknoise Technologies in Germany has sent me

NB-eloop B14-PS

These are just toooo beautiful

Before sponsors even were on the wall I had already decided to go with these fans. They are FANtastic. Not particular in performance on the spec-sheet because they are performing similar to all the other high-end fans. But the design aesthetically is just mind-blowing.

The fan (propeller) is super easy to just pull off if you want to paint the fans. No screws or clips to mount it, just push with your thumbs. Although, I've decided to keep the frame black. It will later give a nice contrast to all the white. The white vibrationpads in the corners are more "grey-ish" and not pure white, and they don't really help against vibration because they don't touch the radiatorer

I know these maybe not fit EVERY build because of theme, but in my case they are the most gorgeous fans ever.

One thing to point out is, the fan itself only has a 5cm connector and you are supposed to use the including extension cables in the length you need. But the extension cables are sleeved black and not white - which I will have to fix

The pictures can talk for themselves! Have fun!

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[eucalyptus]

- http://www.skapamer.se/
- Skapamer on facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Skapamer

It's time to present my last and final partner- Skapamer!

Tina & Jonas from the Swedish company Skapamer have been very kind to send me spray cans from Montana Gold. Also a ruler of metal which will come to handy later and a bunch of latex gloves.

From the beginning I wanted to dry semi-gloss varnish, but they are sold-out so I sticked to matt (is this the right word, I've no idea??) which I used in my last build

I might be creative, but I am completely useless when it comes to painting skills. I know to shake the cans and pull the trigger, but not much more than that. Although, I will really try and do my best to do it perfect. Sandpaper, primer, paint and varnish, dry and wait wait and wait.

In my last project it was completely white with a few details in green. This time everything will be white and only white. The only thing in color will be the water. So when I want a new combination I can just change the water. With a white background I can easily do pink, purple, orange, green, yellow, yeah which color I want. If I had for example green details I would never be able to try pink water

It's all about the details.

I am waiting with painting the radiators and the rest of the stuff till I have the complete build ready and figured out and know everything fits.

Just painting some of the water cooling stuff at the moment which hopefully are next weekend

Here comes the pictures

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[eucalyptus]

It's autumn here in Sweden and the days are shorter and shorter for each day passing by.

And with the days passing by there haven't been any update from me, which makes both you, and me unhappy!

I can promise you, it's not only you who wants to read next chapter of this story, but you just have to be patient and let me finish the book

Here comes another chapter though, all the flow meters I will be using, 16 as a matter of fact

Crazy, isn't?

The cylinders were in a HORRIBLE shape when I got them. So I have re-painted them with the amazing Montana Gold cans, pure white with the matching varnish, and the result are pleasing, not factory air-brush, but great result with what you have to hands.

It was really difficult. Had to redo them multiple times, used to many layers of varnish and so on. But you learn from mistakes, don't you?

Also made a call to my friend Johan at the local company "Blomberg & Stensson", they all had vacation during the Summer and now the last weeks the CNC machine broke. So he would try to have them done next week

Which will take this story to the next chapter.

Mm, I guess there isn't much more than that for this time. If you have anything fun going on or any other great news, share them with me?

I will be honest with you my friend, I am a bit sad, first my phone fell to the ground in thousand pieces, so now I can't "catch em' all" - Pokemon, and if that wasn't all. My Tristellar is leaking water. I have new parts to fix it, but I will have to do it when this project is finished. So for now I am using my Macbook pro to make all the updates, which kinda sucks :/

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[eucalyptus]

Okay, here it comes.

Finally picked up the parts I needed

And here comes the modding!!! You have been thrilled to see some work, haven't you?

NO MORE HATE! - I do NOT want to say this again! I expect better from you. **Sorry some guys on the forums was messing with me...

So the guys who helped me are a local company, but unfortunately they had a stand-in for the water cutting machine and therefor the rest of the parts were in a horrible condition because the guy didn't know how to cut acrylic……………. And that acrylic were really expensive! Talked to the boss and they will have to make new parts soon.

Although, the big ones are in good shape and good to go.

It is two pieces of 4mm thick aluminium and one 5mm thick Evonik (German quality) acrylic sheet.

Sorry for bad pictures, had already started to work when I thought you should at least get an update, something before I move on.

As you can see, they aren't small… Almost 57 cm wide, this is going to be huge on the desk hahaha

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We start with marking where the holes for mounting are going to be, and then we drill

Like last time, I don't have any fancy tools for anything, so I borrowed my grandpa's drill and use it as best as a I can. A drill press stand would have useful right now, yes I know…

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Result? Well, that comes later! Now I need to drill more

Hope to be done this weekend! :dremel:

Until then, let me present the whole control panel for this project. Would have preferred to wait and reveal this. But to calm some peoples nerves I guess I will have to give you something.

Notice, this is not the end-result, just a prototype - which everything is at the moment

:idea:

All 19 mm push buttons, the two to the right are from Phobya and as far I am concerned the only ones who makes black. Today I probably would have gone with silver, and much more silver details for the project because white and silver as a matter of fact a really lovely combo.

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Last picture? An early prototype of the engine, hope you like it

More to come soon! :dremel: :dremel:

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[eucalyptus]

Tonight it's only a very short update.

Actually more work to do than I expected, and 10x more difficult, drilling isn't easy...

The mounting-stands for the Alphacool Eisbecher reservoirs were to tall and had zero options for mounting holes.

So, I had to make own. This is something I believe they could do better, add some extra holes for different mounting positions/areas! :dremel:

The end of this update consists of a short, but very shaky preview of the water cooling, the flow meters in action :lol:

Note to myself* this video wasn't supposed to be shown, it was only a fast sneak peak I sent to a friend on Facebook, that's why the quality literally sucks! :wallbash: :sigh: :nono: :duh:

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[eucalyptus]

Time for a short update, isn't it? Not a real "build-session" but still a short update about how things are going

(thumbs up)

I am drilling aaaa looooot! Finally starting to calm down after ~20+ holes made….

Also came up with a new idea, changing the design a liiiitle bit, so I have to wait for new parts a few weeks, but that's not stopping me from keep going

The pictures probably can speak for themselves…

Two first pictures shows when the big hole-saw (correct name??) at 60mm is clearing path for the reservoirs.

Then I made a small hole and used the files (also correct name??) and made a big 0 for the small power cable, which is going to the 12V DC 10A power supply, which is going to supply this whole project with electricity

After taking an hour to make that hole I really realised how much time and effort you put in to such small details. - talking about craftsmanship! This is something I can look back at and really feel proud of, "I made this"! No matter what anyone else says or what companies or sponsors says. I can look at this and say with the hand on my heart and say "I made this with sweat and tears, I am proud of what I have succeed" - and NO ONE can ever take that feeling away from you.

This is just an head up for people who wants to start modding. Do what YOU like. Do whatever speaks to you, put some effort to it and all your passion, then you can really be proud of yourself! Some things are possible without fancy machines such as CNC….

A few pieces of wood holding the PSU in place

More drilling…. A continue of this will come later when I got more work to present.

And to the stage where the project are today

I would like to say thanks again to Markus from Martmamod / Stempel-Hauser in Germany for making the "slight" to me. After half destroying it with half of the acrylic gone, and a few scratches added I can clearly see what an fantastic quality the whole thing are. Quality in form of his work and the acrylic he used, WOW! I could NEVER make one of these myself, of this standard, not even with a picture-guide….

Also Eddy from Aquatuning in Germany! I see them sponsor a lot of different projects and I still wonder what made him interested and believing in me? I am thankful of all my heart. All the stuff he sent me are amazing! I can especially recommend the "Alphacool Eisplateau" - anti-astatic work mat. AMAZING! It's really big and very soft so your components and parts don't get damaged, except the ones you drop on the floor and scratch with the drilling machine

Hope to see you here soon again when I have more to give you!

Take care
Sebastian

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[eucalyptus]

Where have you been

Ooh jeeeesus! What can I say

I don't know what to say. So for this update, I mean it, the pictures can speak for themselves!

One thing I can add is, it's a lot of fun working with wood! It's soft, easy and yeah, I really enjoy it!

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Oh, you noticed my new watermark, what do you think? You like it?

Tried to keep it a bit smaller, clean and style-ish than the last one haha

 

[Lee0]

lookin' good!

 

[eucalyptus]

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lookin' good!

Thank you very much Lee0

Oh you are Swedish

 

[eucalyptus]

Time to stop teasing you with small sneak-peaks and time show you some real stuff!! Don't you agree?

:lol:

This is what all the drilled holes in the front are meant for

8 mm bent acrylic rods which are supposed to hold the south control bridge. (Well, sorry for the mess in the pictures…I were probably very eager to show you

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Wow, look, a radiator prepping with Montana Gold primer. I were about to write a guide about how I paint my stuff, but after I saw the results after my work I thought I better don't hahahahaha

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[Lee0]

That spray paint looks nice! And i actually followed your build log of the tristellar build on Sweclockers.se but nowadays I just prefer this forum.

 

[Willius]

Very interesting! Subbed!

 

[Simmons572]

Subbed!

 

[eucalyptus]

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That spray paint looks nice! And i actually followed your build log of the tristellar build on Sweclockers.se but nowadays I just prefer this forum.

Oh

Yeap, I prefer this and Bit tech more than Sweclockers, our buddies back home have a tendance to be very jealous and negative... And generally a huge lack of experience and knowledge compared to the English speaking forums

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Thank you so much guys

I am glad to hear you like it

It's great to see at least a few people found my build log

 

[eucalyptus]

It's an honor for me to present my last and final partner, Mayhems from the UK!

I have used their products before and I don't see why I wouldn't continue to do so.

So after a few emails with Kevin from their support line, an amazing guy! they sent me some of their dyes, "some" - I asked for 6, they sent me 19 hahahaha

Now I can't decide which ones to choose…

There are also 5 bottles of X1 clear 250ml coolant and their own Mayhems "ultra clear tubing", last one remains to see how it performs

I have read both and bad stuff about it, so I will let you know!

Compared to milk these dyes and coolant can be in a cool storage for over a year, so these will be used in both this project and my last one, the Tristellar. - and compared to the Tristellar I can change the water in this one in just a few minutes so I can go for a new color every season

I will start with blue, and now I have 6 different of just blue, *decisions anxiety incomig*

Anyway, I am very grateful for their support and looking forward to work with them on all my future projects as well!

Enjoy the pictures, I went out a few hours to hunt down some good looking leaves, people were starring at me like I was some kind of freak walking my dog and starring at leaves… If anyone would have asked I had come up with innocent "for a photo contest" answer hahah

Mayhems website:
https://mayhems.co.uk

Mayhems on Facebook:
https://www.facebook.com/Mayhems2009/?fref=ts

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Originally Posted by eucalyptus

Thank you so much guys

I am glad to hear you like it

It's great to see at least a few people found my build log

I remembered seeing your photos of the collection of flowmeters in one of the watercooling threads, so I was definitely excited to see your build log surface.