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That is a heck of a lot of wood for one massive desk. Looking forward to this one; subscribed!
Looks awesome so far...I'm jealous of your shop
I do have one question for you folks though.
You can see the triple rad hole on the side panels. The original plan called for the radiator to be on the interior, and the fans to be on the exterior of this panel. The fan's would have been in push, though could have been in pull just as easy. the wood serves as a 3/4" shroud in this case. However, because this hole turned out pretty well, and looks kind of interesting, I had thought of putting the radiator against the wood, and the fans attached to the other side of the radiator.
So, where would you put the fans?
If you go with the rad + fans on the inside, you should do the same with the two top fans aswell. Use LED fans and you've got yourself an awesome smiley that somehow reminds me of the ghosts in Pacman xD You'll take a small performance hit by loosing the shroud though.
Really nice project though! Subscribed and good luck
If you go with the rad + fans on the inside, you should do the same with the two top fans aswell. Use LED fans and you've got yourself an awesome smiley that somehow reminds me of the ghosts in Pacman xD
A good fast pace so far...keep it up
Thanks! That's what I am able to do when I have most of the day to work on it, while the wife is entertaining our 3 yr old. Lots of progress can be made when there is time to make it.
My son is the 3 yr old, and he already likes to "help" do projects. Often times he does as much harm as he does good, and he is typically just getting in the way, but that doesn't mean I don't let him "help" as much as he wants, just so he can learn.Thats right. You do the DIY stuff, let the wife take care of the kids =] then when the kids old enough, let it do the DIY stuff, and then you can take care of yourself. And you'll have a nice desk