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JFettig

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Hey guys, theres tons of talented people with awesome waterblocks. This is the Waterblock Gallery, Post your pictures here.
READ BEFORE POSTING
RULES
PLEASE follow them. Help keep this thread clean,
1. Please try to keep all your stuff in As few posts as possible
2. use thumbnails if the pic is larger than 640x480
3. PLEASE Do NOT comment on these posts, PURE waterblock pictures and notes(what I mean by this is, no pointless posts, just pics of waterblocks and info about them in the post)-- KEEPS THREAD TIDY, and neat and not messy
4. Try to get the pic hosted, if not, the uploads will get deleted afer like 30 days, so itll be gone. use www.theforumisdown.com
5. When you need to add pictures, update your previous post, unless you cannot fit them all in.
6. Please include E-mail address with post, so if a link is broken, someone can email you about it.
---- If you need a pic hosted and cant get it done anywere, I can possibly help to an extent ----

some of my previous blocks,
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old2.jpg old3.jpg
I have a few more pics somewere.... ill take a look around
Newer blocks being posted in future post.

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some of my blocks

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My first attempt to watercooling.....

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Here's my first block done in aluminum bar stock got a bunch of pieces for $15 off some guy. Still have to get a rad and mount the block.
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My fist two aluminium-blocks.... made om a manual "miller"... sorry for the bad language and pic-quality ;)
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Heres an addition to the waterblock gallery, I made this quite a while ago. Just never took pics to show it off:D It has an aluminum hold down that goes between the top and bottom of the block.
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Gpu block:
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w2.jpg
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Since this last pic, some stuff has been changed to the top.
That block is undergoing some re-designing, There is only about 4 of them around.


Jon
 
A block I made for fightingpiper
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Thats not even all the blocks I have made, Thats the ones I choose to show.


I am also updating the rules, Please read them!

Jon
 
gofastman said:
i know i am not supposed to post here... but i cant help it! BladeRunner, That is some of THE BEST work i have ever seen!!!

You are the MAN........

Thanks :) but I was thinking the same about Zymrgy's block, that's some pretty complex CNC work to do that. Especially considering the thinness of the channels in the copper part, easy to snap mill bits that thin, and correct me if I'm wrong but that was a thick piece of Lucite that's be milled down creating integral barbs?

I'd be interested to know what machine you are using to do that, (just edit your previous posting to abide by the thread rules) how did you graduate the transition from round input to X shape btw?

Some 1200 wet& dry > T-Cut > Car polish and doing it manually will get the top shiny quite easily, do it while watching TV or something

(this post can be deleted if need be if/when Zymrgy has answered via an edit)
 
Here is my latest gpu block
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although its against the cleanthread rules, thanks for the bump, I almost forgot about this thread!

Jon
 
I would post a larger pic of the WB in my avatar, but my bed beckons for me. Or is it the wife?:eek:
It is a very simple design, which took almost 5 hours to construct.
It has 3/8" copper flex tube, 2" of 1" copper pipe, one copper cap, and one piece of flat copper stock.
The trick in this block was installing a total of 15 pieces of 1/8"od copper tubing, 2" each, inside the copper tube.
each one is set in it's own pre-drilled hole, and then lightly soldered in place.
Performance is better than expected. On a 1700 jiuhb 0319, running at 2353 and 2.0 Vcore, temps were 33 idle, 39 load, 28 ambient.:cool:
 
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