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- Jan 16, 2002
I have been training myself in Solidworks for the past month or so and have finally designed my first block in it, I think I did a very good job for self training in this program. I didn't take into account an O-ring to seal it up as I'm not sure what size I could get, but it will be planned out before I try to get this made. Thats right, I have access to a CNC at work, so if it passes the critique of all you water cooling gods out there, I'm gonna have it made!
So please give me your comments and suggestions, good or bad, its my first design so I expect there to be flaws!
Ok, so here is the block:
Now the top:
And finally the complete Assembly:
It is designed for a 1/2 inlet and 2 3/8's outlets. The top will be attacted to the block with 6/32 flat head capscrews to make a nice flush appearance.
BTW... its a socket A design, to use the mounting holes in the board.
So give me your thoughts!
So please give me your comments and suggestions, good or bad, its my first design so I expect there to be flaws!
Ok, so here is the block:
Now the top:
And finally the complete Assembly:
It is designed for a 1/2 inlet and 2 3/8's outlets. The top will be attacted to the block with 6/32 flat head capscrews to make a nice flush appearance.
BTW... its a socket A design, to use the mounting holes in the board.
So give me your thoughts!