Wow it's been a couple of busy weeks. Final exams for my students; and me aqua-boring a deep *** hole in my back yard. In my excitement I did not get any pictures of my cooling manifold but I did get some of the process. So without further adieu:
First three feet with a post hole digger.
Then to put together the machine.
A nice cutting tip.
4" casing going in.
4" casing pounded 15 feet down.
3" pipe going in...
and in
Fast forward to 35' down.
I was so worn out and dirty by the end of the day I didn't get any pics of my copper manifold. I'll draw up a picture of what I made later. Here's the PEX coming out of the 3" pipe. The red lines on the PEX marks 36'
And the final test. Will my Apogee Drive II be able to push this much water.
Why yes, yes it can. 1 GPM measured 4 times.
I have had a pair of GPU blocks in my shopping cart at FrozenCPU for a month. Time to get them on the way
First three feet with a post hole digger.
Then to put together the machine.
A nice cutting tip.
4" casing going in.
4" casing pounded 15 feet down.
3" pipe going in...
and in
Fast forward to 35' down.
I was so worn out and dirty by the end of the day I didn't get any pics of my copper manifold. I'll draw up a picture of what I made later. Here's the PEX coming out of the 3" pipe. The red lines on the PEX marks 36'
And the final test. Will my Apogee Drive II be able to push this much water.
Why yes, yes it can. 1 GPM measured 4 times.
I have had a pair of GPU blocks in my shopping cart at FrozenCPU for a month. Time to get them on the way
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