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a month ago we were requested nay challenged to build a PC for the

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incredible Martin Mullen of Winter Garden and marble machine Fame and I say

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challenged because Martin's Marvel machine Adventures are not only creative

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but incredibly well executed so we

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couldn't build just any PC and we're not we are building him a

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wooden PC and for once we have a plan

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not a very good plan but it's a plan nonetheless and thanks

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to SolidWorks we are going to turn our plan into a reality you can now get 3D

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experience SolidWorks for makers for just 99 a year it's actually pretty

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sweet and you can check it out at the link in the video description

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it's currently Tuesday and by Friday this nice stack of birch plywood needs

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to become a PC so how exactly we plan on doing that let's come on over here so

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we've been working on this model for the past like month on and off and here's

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our PC it looks a lot like the marble machine the plan overall is pretty

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decent I think we've got these gears here that should be operational these

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ones will kind of go the wrong way compared to each other but whatever that's fine and you might be thinking

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how the heck are you going to repair

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this well watch bam go Wing doors look at that all of

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our components are in here it's actually quite a compact system I have to say now

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given our amount of time we could spend

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the next I don't know day two days getting

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everything absolutely perfect in the SolidWorks model instead we're just

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going to start building and when we find something that's wrong we fix it I think

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I want to cut this gear first one thing that's new in

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the shop is this laser it's bigger

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and slower than our last one but it'll

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hopefully be just fine lasering is kind of more of an art than a science and in

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talking to Colin his guidance is if it lights on fire change the settings so

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that's basically what we're gonna do here

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most of it went through but I'm not confident that all of it did

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let's see barely

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once we have our settings dialed in the idea is to just Huck down a piece of

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plywood everything we want to laser we just do in one go it just runs for like

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two hours and at the end all of our components are done don't even need to

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open it up to know that that one worked way better than the other ones what

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ended up solving our problem was instead of focusing the beam at the top of the

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board we focused it kind of halfway down

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so like you know a laser has a beam that's kind of like a cone

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and so by focusing it so that the cone

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is in the center of the board instead of the top we were able to get all the way

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through no problem look at this our first proper gear from here Sebastian is

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going to be helping doing all of our lasering tying in on the right there is

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going to be doing the CNC stuff and I unfortunately have to do welding I'm

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really bad at it so we're not going to film too much and when it's all ground

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down and okay we'll show you it if you're not familiar

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with these angle finders they are freaking awesome you can pick them up a

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Canadian Tire for like 15 bucks and let's just verify things like

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that's 45 degrees beautiful now we get to do that cut like

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16 more times

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we do lots of dumb sketchy things around here but this

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this is pretty up there I wanted to take this stool to sit on it while I weld and

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uh it's holding up our paint booth table

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with this clamp that's that's great okay well yeah sure

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it's fine all right got a stool

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you know what I said I wasn't gonna show my Wells but screw it given that I

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haven't touched the welder really since the pyramid VC I'm happy with these

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they're not too bad I know if I put this on a welding Facebook group they get

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really mad but like just be happy with the world you got as

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impressive as it would be if our PC played the marble machine song it does

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not unless you count loading up a YouTube

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video a YouTube video then then it can play that song and many many more

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and so this is what we are trying to make

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trying you say well today we're trying

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by the end of tomorrow it'll be done okay this is our motherboard tray right

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here everything is built off of that isn't that gorgeous it is I love it

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I like our new laser cutter step one is

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to install our threaded inserts into our motherboard tray these are pretty cool

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they've got threading on the outside which is coarse for wood and then

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they've got threading on the inside which will be perfect for our standard

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PC motherboard standoffs let's just hope that we don't split anything as we're

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going in here

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570 Creator from ASUS

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this thing's got basically everything you could want 128 gig RAM support up to

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four Gen 4 m.2 ssds DisplayPort injection for the built-in Thunderbolt

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4. that's super cool because it means that whatever kind of Hub you run over

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any distance you can just have a full resolution monitor that's driven by your

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discrete GPU which in this case is going to be a Quadro which is a lot better

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than your onboard Graphics which we won't even have on this machine anyway

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and most importantly it fits perfectly

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onto our standoff please all right before you do all of that you want me to

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save you a step oh yes yeah you should probably put the CPU Cooler oh our

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motherboard tray doesn't have a back plate yep or well a punch out yeah yeah

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if that makes sense you don't want a hole in your song because then you

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wouldn't have the whole song man this is gonna be a gorgeous machine

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if these renders end up being a reflection of what it actually looks

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like I did a proper render too so you're telling me all the other renders are not

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proper like when you rendered the um sketchy heatsink uh yeah wow you did do

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a proper render I hadn't even seen that one yet yeah I like it

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do you remember single slot gpus

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uh only in quadras because I remember look at that

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she fits so that's how we're accounting

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for the PCI covers yeah wow it's like

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right there it's like perfect it's like actually perfect okay so this needs um

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well you're not gonna like what's gonna come next oh

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we need the cutter to cut us PCIe slots from that case

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right there oh that's fine do you want to do the honors line us

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everyone gets mad when I use power tools

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why this super cheap case PCIe slot

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thingy is really good is because instead of having like you know how they

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normally have those nice like curves and stuff right inset this is just flat they

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actually simplified the bending of the sheet metal that they use to make the

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case which is perfect for our uses yeah boom

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nice well other way yeah so no basically

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like that so we're not flat enough yet no do I

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have it in kind of a good spot to go flat like I don't know you're just

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hucking in the Bison going oh wow I think you're thinking about this too

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much well I think thinking about it a little is not a terrible plan this

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doesn't even account for seven PCIe slots I don't think

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that's fine our motherboard only has six well you left all seven on here so

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there's your problem before you cut anything let's think extremely carefully

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here if we line this up here and we mark

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it we can probably save ourselves a little bit of back and forth

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and that right there is where it needs

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to be then so we just chop off a slot uh

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yes

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I don't know what quality of Steel this is

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but it's probably somewhere between toast and cheese I think I know roughly

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where this Bend needs to be and where we can

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chop it

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please do not break

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it would appear that this is working one

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of the most important things we have to remember to do is to pre-drill literally

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everything so if we just Huck a screw into this the wood's probably going to

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split and this whole piece is ruined

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you can just hear the wood ing to split as this goes in it's so

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close to the edge you might notice that there are two screw holes here that we

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drilled then we realized that those are going to butt up against the motherboard

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tray so we can't use those they'll just be like pressed in by the motherboard

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tray that's awesome yeah I mean it's

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really hard to install screws in your

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cards but oh yeah that sounds like someone else's

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problem yeah it's gonna be terrible we need to pre-drill all of these yeah yeah

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then we'll put down some glue and screw it together and hopefully it doesn't

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split okay

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what are we using uh screws well yeah gonna be solid as l

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really no go to Linus um if I thought of that I would have

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said it

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yeah that was kind of scary yeah okay so

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we can install the Quadra now then right yeah heck yeah I'm gonna need you to

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kind of compress it a bit while I try to get this in there can we

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get a hand someone get one more hand we need a push the back of the quadro or

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lift it up a little bit because it keeps pushing the screw okay it's lined up now

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I just have to find a way to turn the script

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this is horrible wait boys I think I got

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it it's in I want to be clear that repairability was something that we

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tried to design into this um

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apologies German car makers when people get mad at you for dumb things that you

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do like this yeah uh bottom uh but uh uh

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here right yeah okay bottom me

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oh hey we got some shout outs here really you shouted out yourself

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I did well yeah he did oh okay it's the

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designers of the case that was very kind of you thank you let's get the screws in

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here why don't we do there's a power one of those uh because I'm scared of

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powering that no way I got this don't worry what could go wrong is this even

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gonna fit in here sure that's what she said

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how many lmgers and guests does it take

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to build a box out of wood building a box out of wood is actually not that

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easy it's incredible the things that Woodworkers do

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what how much wood would a woodwork work if a woodwork could work wood so this is

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the final one we're screwing it in this is it it's go time um I guess so I guess so don't sound too

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confident Alex so let's get this corner perfect let's go screw screw screw and

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we'll go from there okay watching nerds build boxes standing on stools hello

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OSHA do you want to take that off of the drill setting nope I like the drill

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setting

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oh yeah it's not your two days of work

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going into these hey touch it is it perfect or not

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it's not the perfectness that I'm concerned about it's all in the wrist

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you let the tort carry the ARM and then that that's what absorbs the the stop

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only there was something that could do that automatically for you look at that

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man it's a computer dog

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what do you mean it's a lot Sterling you expect of course it's sturdy it's like

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it's made of wood let's attach the fans

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um the sticker we could remove the sticker

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for a clean look but what we might end up with is residue we can't take off I

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can pretty much guarantee that this fan is older than my children

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so I vote leave it I think it's going to

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be very difficult to remove cleanly he's going for it

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it comes off actually very mostly-ish cleanly oh okay

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that's the word for it being

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it's a rich language it can't possibly

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be there can't possibly be a word just for that

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I believe you I guess we need nuts which nuts

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one second I can only tee him up so like

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beautifully I needed to pick them up okay Deez Nuts right there

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let's get our D15 installed and this thing is just it looks like it means

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business you know you think you can get the RAM in there

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no problem uh yeah

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ooh 64 gigs 3 200 probably what like c16

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yeah nice

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those are all in Prime px1000 not bad a

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thousand Watts baby you put the storage in uh

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oh crap crap uh here these might take away from

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lanes that would otherwise be PCR Express slots and stuff I'd have to

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double check the manual what about we stick it in here and I fix it tomorrow

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and put it in the other one yeah and we'll have footage right now of me

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fixing it so that you know that we're not lying sure oh wow two terabytes of

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m.2 and another four terabytes of two and a half inch do you have any two and

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a half inch mounts you're gonna go get the tape oh no

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I love these things so much I know right these two less m.2s

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amazing

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that might be a little fast

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we might have to put a little resistor in there or something now obviously I'm

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not the only one who wants to see how fast it spins at 12 volt right

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wait was that 12 volt that was 12 volt oh I

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had it wired up wrong so I guess we can plug it into the 12

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volt and have a pot and it'll be perfect that's the way to go because it won't

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start at five volt there's just too much mass too much inertia

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5900x all 64 gigs of RAM detected

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storage device detected we haven't plugged this one in yet everything's

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looking good this thing is sick yeah good job you and

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Tynan shout out to SolidWorks for their gear toolbox made making those real easy

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I want to go back to 12 volts

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pretty loud CPU goober

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oh you can hook it up to this to the

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temperature of the CPU oh

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oh that would be so cool I mean we could

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do it with a relay and an Arduino or something but to do it simply we have

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some yeah some transistors so we could

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just so we could just hook that up to the pwm and the 12 volt would be super

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cool also super annoying it's a little

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loud yeah it's pretty loud

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on this PC there's loads we need to get done today so we have to cut the top

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panel glue the ribs together and sand them down weld the frame paint the legs

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get the front i o attached attach the feet so it stays nice and level at a

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gear switch so they don't just run all the time and also do a fan curve for

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them we need an SSD bracket so it doesn't just float around decided that

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the double-sided tape isn't a great idea attach the hinge attach the latch and

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finally install Windows foreign so it's what it's a 5 30. Linus

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isn't here he's doing WAN Show right now he couldn't join us unfortunately

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now this right here was our beautiful

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idea for how to make it repairable so it has this wonderful hinge these nice ribs

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lots of airflow through here problem is the heads of the screws are hitting each

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other so instead of going flush it's sitting proud like that I have a

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couple of possible solutions including a lot more grinding and mostly a lot more

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grinding so we took out some screws and apparently it works now

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it didn't quite feel like it was getting caught on one of the screws when we were

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putting it together and either one of the bolts one of the screws we took out

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was the actual problem

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yeah it very well may have been resting on something that we just weren't seeing

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so we'll start putting screws back in until either they're all back in

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or it starts interfering again in the

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cad we put a nice little hole in the bottom to run the cabling up

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however when we were going through it we ended up not actually cutting it out on

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the router like had been intended unfortunately

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there's kind of a computer in the case who would have thought yeah I can

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understand why everyone always says okay make sure everything's ready and don't

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build in the case until it's done yeah I blame mine is too but also this

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is going to be an interesting time oh one more thing oh

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can we put a piece of coal in your butt I want to make some diamonds

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here we go oh let there be smoke

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oh and let there be smoke again and with any luck

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hey we're through all of this could have been solved if we had just cut the hole

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on the router in the first place yeah I can just pass through

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all right so Martin I wouldn't entirely trust these screws they're only half an

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inch long it's probably fine but like you know

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lifted up supporting everything don't

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just like carry it around by this like

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that or yeah to hold this whole thing down we have this very nice latch so one

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side other side you know Clips together

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something like that it's pretty neat problem is it was

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supposed to go on the bottom of this

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and then this side goes right there so

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it goes down and it's in way too far there's this

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horrible thing called tolerance stack and if you're an engineer you probably

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just shuttered so it's basically where there's a whole bunch of dimensions and

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if you get all of them just a tiny bit wrong it can add up to this instead of

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being like you know flush out here it's

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in a half an inch because you know you lose an eighth of an inch back here an

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eighth of an inch right there an eighth of an inch in here an eighth of an inch

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right there next thing you know it doesn't work which means what we have to do is I put my hand through the power

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supply hole hold it right here this is now a lifting hole not a latch hole

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please work I swear to go I'm going to home either way but like

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oh it does the thing yeah it did it it's

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latched it is now Monday we were hoping to have the PC done by now

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but it's not but it does need to be done by the end of the day so I'm going to LA in a

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couple hours this should look really good we printed off this nice little

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holder so now I can just

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hopefully find a place for it and screw

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it in

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with the help of about 50 zip ties this

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is looking not too bad I'm really sorry Martin for whenever you want to upgrade

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this because it's going to be a nightmare getting all

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those cables out it's going to look good though

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oh yeah hell yes

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let's see if we can get into the BIOS here there we go that's a bit more chill

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uh what does the switch work nice

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because you don't you don't want that on all the time now let's just hit it with a cinebench

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run and with any luck

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yes the gears start moving faster when the

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computer is working harder that is freaking sick okay let's turn that off

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they're a little bit loud I think you can get a graphite powder that'll quiet

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it down a little bit but that's not my problem anymore so Martin I really hope

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you like this thing it was um a metric go to work and I'm sorry that this is

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your first PC coming from Mac it's not going to be the easiest to use but it is

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going to be one of the most sweetest also huge thanks to Yannick Sebastian

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and Tynan for all the work that they put into making this more like a piece of

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art than I ever could have done on my own and huge thanks to SolidWorks for

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this video maybe watch our whole series on the pyramid PC that was another

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obscenely difficult and very off-the-walls project more off the walls

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than this even if four thousand dollars in RGB alone

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this one makes more sense this one's better it's not a stupid though