antec p180 wc mod

awhir

look at sig and all wc is swifteach here

Apogee waterblock
- MCR220 Radiator
- MCP655 12V DC Pump
- MCRES-MICRO reservoir
- MCB120 Radbox radiator mounting adapter
-danger dan maze 4 gpu block.

Cuddlesworth

Cool, I wonder if the apogee was ever proven to be any good.

awhir

i find it good and also its ment to be in the top 10 for best blacks.

awhir

cut the out the outline for the rad.it was a bitch ta do i must of went tru 25 dremal blades lol.so not i got it cut out gona drill the wholes .

conzy

A jigsaw with a good metal blade is best for anything other than a tiny job, and dremel blades are crap unless you buy the fiberglass reinforced ones but they are around €15 for 5 in woodies:eek:

awhir

very true .learn from your mistakes .

po0k

Or buy online.

A quick bit of googling for "dremel 426" revealed these prices:
http://www.dremelonline.com/dremel/listproducts.jsp €9.47 Ex VAT
http://www.sjdiscounttools.com/dre426.html $5.57
http://www.lawson-his.co.uk/scripts/details.php?cat=Dremel%20Cut-Off%20Wheels&product=13106 £6.12 Ex VAT
http://www.toolbarn.com/product/dremel/426/ $5.21

I'd say it's a fair bit cheaper to buy in bulk.

L31mr0d

Or... buy the B&Q dremel-alike disks, called "performance power". They last about half as long but are less than a quarter the price... you do the maths. I've never bought any dremel made bits as they are way overpriced, the B&Q ones are just as good and ridiculously cheap. I bought a set for €10 which had every bit available in the dremel range, also 10 fiberglass ones, and 50 each of the other kinds of disks. I still haven't gotten through it yet.

Cuddlesworth

L31mr0d wrote:

Or... buy the B&Q dremel-alike disks, called "performance power". They last about half as long but are less than a quarter the price... you do the maths. I've never bought any dremel made bits as they are way overpriced, the B&Q ones are just as good and ridiculously cheap. I bought a set for €10 which had every bit available in the dremel range, also 10 fiberglass ones, and 50 each of the other kinds of disks. I still haven't gotten through it yet.

If you put too much pressure on the dremel then you burn through them. If you let the dremel do teh work you get so much more out of your bits, took me 1 1/2 bits to cut out the top of my stacker to fit a dual rad. Removing the psu cage was a bitch though.

Drapper

show us your final work Awhir ¬¬ !!

awhir

bah to lazy its still lying on the case have to still put it in