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Old 09-05-02, 10:29 PM Thread Starter   #1
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Custom Reservior


I got this idea from EroyCarbon.
I was thinking how I could make a reservior which would fit in a 3.5'' bay. The only thing I can think of is just gluing plexiglass together to make a rectangular box. Is this doable? Would an epoxy be enough to hold this together?
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hold what together?

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seems like a good idea to me... as long as you have space enough to fit it.

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yah and if you added the room or thickness to the walls you could make it so that it could be screwed into the bays
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Old 09-05-02, 10:47 PM Thread Starter   #5
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Sweet sweet! I'm glad that it is a possible design. This will be my first project.

BTW: if I were to buy all my parts for the watercooling system separate, do most all components use 3/8'' fittings?
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Old 09-05-02, 11:07 PM   #6
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I made one of these, only mine was designed for 2 5.25" drive bays.

With hose barbs, check out the components you want to buy before putting them in. Different products have different diameters. But it is either 1.2" or 3/8", you may need to convert some of the barbs if you get mismatched diameters
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