pics of my home-made block

JSealy00 · Nov 21, 2003

Luckily I got access to a CNC machine

It's nothing fancy, but it works quite well. A quick setup with an older 1.0 ghz athlon was running around 29 C idle.

Total cost was about $15 (copper, o-ring, barbed hose fittings, teflon tape, mounting hardware). Much better than any pre-made block

9mmCensor · Nov 21, 2003

Wow dude, thats some mad skillz you got there. The block looks awesome.

ILikeMy240sx · Nov 21, 2003

Definitely very nice! I cant wait till i get training in CNC aaaaaa

sandman001 · Nov 21, 2003

mad props, looks nice.

Detract · Nov 21, 2003

Well done dude! You can't go wrong for $15

Silver · Nov 21, 2003

Good job. Now how about a good thought provoking idea?

shortbus_ · Nov 21, 2003

what program did you use to design it?

looks great btw

AndrusLRoc · Nov 21, 2003

Very nice indeed!!! I want some of those hold downs!!! Where where??

-Andy

gungeek · Nov 22, 2003

Nice block. It should perform well.

Diggrr · Nov 22, 2003

Silver said:
Now how about a good thought provoking idea?

Huh?

Anyway, nice block bud. Sure beats my first one, a square pvc cap with a 3mm copper plate JBWelded to it.

JFettig · Nov 22, 2003

definately really nice, Depending on the cnc machine, if its a really nice and acurate one, you should try to push some limits! get some insanely tiny end mills!

Jon

mata2974 · Nov 23, 2003

really nice setup.... :drool:

Borgy · Nov 23, 2003

nice milling
get some Stanless hose clamps on it tho

Borgy

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