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H2O Reactor

Everfalling said:
i dont know for sure, but i'd think that the styrofoam would end up melting before you're even able to bend the plexi.
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Who mentioned plexi?

To the OP, yes, doing it over styrofoam should work. Just carve the styro to the shape you want, and put it over the top of it. For a nice finish on I would suggest a thin layer of bondo, smoothed out, and coated with release agent and then gelcoat. Apply your fiberglass and it should pull straight off when cured. Of course, to get the nice finish on the side you see you need to make a negative relief of the cover. If you're really cunning, you can use a white gelcoat and save yourself the effort of painting (assuming your mold is good enough).
 
yesterday i've connected the two psu's...black to black and green to green :D

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drilled all the holes for the hoses in the front...pic from all holes finished comes later...

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i think you're talking bout the plug-in thingies ...and those need PUR tubing to work.

The tubing in the picture doesn't really look like PUR (very stiff)
 
I remember watching the project from the beginning, looks like it is coming along quite well.
 
:eek: so you actually have the WC block on the back of the GFX card!! what is it that you are using to transfer the heat? a phaseplane?
 
I love this mod SOOOO much. Hurry up and finish it.

Also, whenever I see your username, I always think "melonman" for some reason.
 
melloman said:
finally the sound2light control works, and here's a short movie of it...

Movie (25mb)
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lookin good man. glad to see you're still at it. those lights gonna stay like that, or are they gonna light up some plexi paneling or something?
 
wow, great work man! its looking great. i cant wait to see the 100% finished thing! you have inspired me to go ahead and mod my new case.

thanks.
 
so god damn cool. i can't wait till this is done...

what's that large area where the tubes are gonna be used for?
 
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