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uh yeah i would and we did

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not the whole pc mind you just the case but believe it or not there are plenty

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of options out there for cases that you can download and print for yourself tons

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for tiny pcs and raspberry pi's and even

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some full size options like these ones after a bit of browsing we stumbled

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across this beauty by empiricus the opf-1 we were like dang

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but it gets even better we checked out their profile and found the opf-2 and

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this this is the one

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but we had a small problem while the prusa

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i3 mark 3s's that we have in our print farm here are

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great work horses they don't exactly have the biggest

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build volume so we had no way to print the opf ii unless we sliced it up into

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tons of little bits which could be done but would involve a lot of

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gluing which wouldn't be the best for structural integrity not to mention that

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it would take a really long time so we made a call to the fine folks at e3d and

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if you don't know who e3d is they're one of the top manufacturers in the 3d

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printing world primarily known for their hot ends so that's the part that melts

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the plastic filament and their extruders the part that pushes and pulls the

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aforementioned filament a few years ago though e3d built

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something totally different that would push the boundaries of 3d printing as we

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know it the tool changer this bad boy

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is not for the faint of heart colin needed three

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full weekends to assemble it but the

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finished product is unlike anything we've ever used before e3d very

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specifically and intentionally does not

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market it as a 3d printer they refer to

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it instead as a motion system

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let me explain what that means because

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it's not an off-the-shelf click and print machine you can configure

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everything about it to your exact specifications so we started out with a

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fairly standard config for camaro 3d printing heads all set up identically

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with 0.4 millimeter nozzles but with each loaded with a different color of

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filament in case we wanted to give our case a little flare by the way our

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filament spools are down here in this rep cord filament storage chamber that

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see we've got our little desiccant pouches in here actually has a built-in

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humidity sensor pretty sweet to give you an idea of the flexibility

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that this affords though maybe more colors maybe that's not your thing no

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problem throw some dissolving support material

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on one of them or maybe you prefer a variety of nozzle sizes so you could do

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the bulk of your print really fast just laying down big old thick lines of

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filament without sacrificing quality in the fine details bringing in a finer

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head for those but none of what i said makes it a motion

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system this does want a laser etch chuck a laser diode

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onto one of these nifty tool plates and away you go what about a milling cutter

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to get perfectly machined surfaces or even a pick and place head if you want

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to build your own pcbs no problem i mean hell you could

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probably reflow them right on the print bed this thing runs on mains voltage and

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heats up like you wouldn't believe peaking at about 200 degrees celsius and

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the duet 2 wi-fi and expansion board that runs this whole thing

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it's legit a small computer plugged into

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the back of the unit it can support up to seven extruders and a crazy amount of

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inputs and outputs all while hosting its own web server so you can control it

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remotely which is super handy for 20 hour prints which is

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what this took i feel really bad that i didn't get to use the full potential of

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this machine but with some of these prints being over 20 hours and the

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timeline being really tight like

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when a print fails 12 hours into a print

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all of a sudden i'm set back a full day so for most of these prints i just used

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one extruder just to simplify things yeah i mean this is really cool but um

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yeah the results are a little they're a little bit rough yeah that was actually

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accidental so one of the hard parts with this printer is you need to slice it you

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need to take your files and tell it where you want the colors to be yeah and

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there is not a lot of support for tool changers in fact i use prusa slicer 2.4

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alpha one which came out like days before i needed to start printing things

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here and uh it it has pretty good support now but it was a a mess trying

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to get this thing working the good news is a bit of playing lego uh not with

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this and a few 632 screws later

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and we end up with this

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surprisingly rigid too which is kind of crazy considering that it's all

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just made of like hollow plastic yeah i think it's am i gonna break it i

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hope not but worst case scenario we just make more that's true

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man and this is such a this is such a unique shape compared to what you could

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do with metal like this would cost a fortune to see and see get some of these

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curves and stuff well you just yeah

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the harder part is holding things when you're machining so like how do you

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fixture that so that it doesn't just go spraying when you're machining and then the tool grabs it and chucks it across

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the shop no idea i mean yeah stuff like this big pockets really tough insets you

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can't do them some of these arches are like really clean yeah so some of these

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parts we did on prusas if it would fit on the build plate just because i needed

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to get more parts done in you know a set amount of time but other parts they're

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too big so they had to go in the tool chain okay what did this part uh this

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part this is clean i think this is actually it barely fits on a prusa it's

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a thin like three millimeter so that's a that's right off of prusa like no tuning

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and that's why they're so great fun fact our prusas actually use e3d hot ends so

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the work was also done on an e3d component at least so let's see if i

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can find one that's done on the big boy then what you're holding there in the

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center is done i didn't put enough top layers on that and so you can actually

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see the the pattern oh yeah the infill yeah i can see it step one is for us to

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heat set all of the inserts you can actually see we've got these super handy

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these are actually the same thing that i used back when i did that build in the

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underside of a table so these little uh

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insets they have a threaded part in the middle so that's where you screw into

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for the motherboard or for a standoff and then they have this kind of like

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knurled or textured outside so what you do with wood anyway is you

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put them into a pre-drilled hole and then you hammer them in but obviously

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that would not be a good idea with a case like this so we

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are going to use heat i've never actually done this before yeah really

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easy so we got a hakko 888d my favorite soldering iron and it's at i think it's

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669 nice nice and you just pop it in

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there and wait for it to heat up and it will sink in look at that oh wow that's clean

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boys that's insane

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now i just have to make sure i get them all at the same depth

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that's super cool do we have a um do we

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have extra standoffs you messing up no no no i no i mean or do we have more

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than what we need oh yeah we have every size we need so we made it compatible with any motherboard then pretty much

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it's atx now but it'll fit everything smaller than atx a lot of this build was

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just finding fasteners there's no instruction manual with this so

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everything had to be kind of figured out i don't actually see enough clearance

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here to put standoffs are we supposed to screw it directly into the back

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standoffs oh we're using plastic spacers these

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okay all right now like i said that yeah that works my concern though is just

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that oh yeah oh okay get getting them in is

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going to be a real challenge uh yes i see that yeah the spacers do appear to

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be the right height though so that's good that was a concern

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here's what we're gonna do colin okay i've got an idea oh no we're going to go

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backwards upside down uh oh oh oh mm-hmm okay i get you so

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we're going to put them all on here wait these are not all the same yes they are

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this one's not

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all right thankfully we have some extras actually we had one extra oh crap i need my

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screwdriver we gotta oh no yep but i have lttstore.com

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okay here's the idea it's gonna take teamwork

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i've got all the spacers in place and i

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am going to

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hold this like this and then i'm going to drop this on top

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of that you're going to put the case on top and then i'm going to screw it in from the underside okay

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uh oh god we're not even close

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oh there comes one

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my mouth got talent yo that's definitely going okay okay so the board's on there

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well very little kind of let's do one more up here

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okay there that's using your head okay we got three now the rest we can put

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down here

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okay oh this is gonna look sick

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all right let's get the CPU in because it's an open-air case cooling is not a

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concern so we went for some of the hottest most performant components on

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the market including a core i9 10 900k

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we could have gone 11900k but we misplaced it

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by we he means me quantum magnitude CPU

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block thanks ck

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oh so nice don't worry the aluminum doesn't

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actually touch the water so it's all good

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well there you are there you are

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i see you got a seasonic prime 1000 watts very

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nice that's really smart uh as well

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designed and relatively strong as it is taking the heaviest parts and putting

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them at the bottom really down low definitely it's good for stability right you don't want it sitting way up here

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yeah this is ek's flt240 now this case

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is designed to run the flt240 that has an integrated pump in the back but it

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didn't show up on time so we're just going to use the standard res and then

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we're going to run a standalone pump behind it just vhb it on the back oh

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that looks awesome yeah oh that's sick i'm not as into ek's

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reimagined CPU block mounting solution but it does look really good once it's

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installed for RAM we've gone with a set of 3 200

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megahertz cl 14 sticks from g-skill here

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can't go wrong with those man this is going to be a wicked fast

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machine i mean if you're going to download a computer you better download

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a fast one right it's free real estate

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for our boot drive we went with a relatively pedestrian 500 gig crucial p5

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and then for our mass storage we went with these

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5300 pro SATA ssds that are 7.68

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terabytes each oh this is a cool mount

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yeah not the prettiest thing ever because it looks like you're intended to

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have the interface facing the back but you can put up to three ssds in here

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that's super cool this is chunky we went

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with an ASUS rtx 39 24 gigs of GDDR 6x

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memory a board it's like almost as big as the freaking motherboard it

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absolutely dwarfs the rest of the machine which was already pretty

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freaking overkill oh my goodness it like sticks way out of

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the freaking case on the website it might be too big no no it's exactly the

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right size i love it i just wish we had the active

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backplate for it i know so we'll we'll have to keep an eye on

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vram temperature on the back but realistically with water cooling on the

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front open air case like this it's not gonna be it'll be fine oh interesting so

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the fittings come off the front yes so

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here's the plans the fittings come off the front it'll tuck under goes through

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this very convenient hole and then we're gonna have the pump sit back here okay

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oh vhb it and then there's a little slot if you look front wise yep i see it and

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then that's where water will come out up up red rad

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and then back down to dump here oh and the top here yeah so we'll have

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interesting we'll have a we're going to have two rads and then we'll have a

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little joiner up here got it to make this front mounted fitting look not so

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atrocious is to

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ah just make a fitting snake going to be a lot of o-rings here not more than

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desks pc we went full mad lad on this one okay

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wait for it yep nice it's in for the water cooling i used two right angles

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and an extender along with a regular compression fitting to get a nice clean

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look to the front of the case here and it comes out right over here we're going

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GPU priority on this build it's getting the coolest water and then we're going

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up to the CPU we talked about this in our roasting your setups video but clean

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soft tubing definitely looks better than crappy

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hardline and are we going dual rad here we're going dual red oh that's awesome

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you might say it's rad

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i know what you're thinking how the heck does this go oh the fans go first yes

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i'm out in the middle fan before you put it on uh-huh and then it sits on top of

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these two fans uh-huh i think i forgot to get one and three-quarter inch screws

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so the fix there is i go to fastenal and i get screws um i think we can fix it

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another way we just need open open corner fans okay so that's all we need

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we'll just go find open corner let's go find some open corner fans okay

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this is why it makes me so angry when i see radiator optimized fans that are

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closed corner because when you're open corner you see this you have so much

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more flexibility for accessing screws

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right whereas when you have a closed corner design noctwas is semi-open

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you can't really get in there because the head of the screw won't fit into

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this gap so here's how it works we've got open corner 632 screws going into

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the case here then we've got screws going all the way

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through the fans into the radiator for the other eight

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so it's going to be perfectly firmly attached

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actually probably better than most of my radiators end up being one of the nice

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things about this material is it has a very low shrinkage rate pla shrinks i

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was going to ask about that drinks a couple percent these are such big parts

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like you can't the shrinkage rate is like point eight or something

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that is sick the cost to make molds to

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injection mold these parts in plastic or machining is like it'll be crazy yeah

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just not but for this was two spools of 30 plastic

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like not bad less than less than 60

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bucks of material this makes me feel like an early thousands mcdonald's

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commercial papa baby

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because i am loving it hold on a second colin i might have made a mistake

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how grave of a mistake um

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not too grave oh you just didn't plummet into the pump yeah

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mine went right past the pump yep yep uh

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that's fine just put chuck an elbow in there okay good luck everybody here we

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go cutting it

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yeah it really is too bad we don't have that one with the

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built-in uh pump well i mean would have been perfect it's coming what we're

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going to do is we are going to

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kind of we're going to kind of hang the pump there

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so i'm just going to jam this barb fitting this is a classic ek fitting

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here 3 8 inch bar really big barb head on it it's going to

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kind of friction fit there

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okay okay it's on and it just sits it's just yeah right there that's pretty good

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it kind of works right it totally works okay here we go you ready oh you got to

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warn me before you start tipping ready you ready

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we're good right we good oh god

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that was not a good noise um

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okay but this tube is on now

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you know if it breaks i'll just print another yeah this looks sick this looks

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absolutely awesome should we put color in or just water in

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it water all the cool kids run pure water they know what's up this is the

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front this is the front really the front's wherever you want yeah the front

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is whatever you want to show off yeah there's no front i o so you'd kind of

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need access to it at the very least you could just face it like it's so it looks

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so good like it's presenting yeah yeah a little awkward

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this is the workplace i created i get it man this thing must have been so much

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work to design we talk about how difficult it would have been to manufacture this in a conventional

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manner but even just designing something with this many curves and contours is

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not easy actual true design where you

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like taking something from a concept to a fully fleshed beautiful industrial

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designed thing that's hard can i get an lttstore.com cable tie we've sold three

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of them you know what we haven't yet sold through huh

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look at that Linus plushie we've got bearded and unbearded

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i'm having a thought right now this is a dangerous aesthetic standpoint i would

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prefer to go from here to here but from an ease of use standpoint i

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would prefer to go from here to here i think it looks better that way do you

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think so absolutely and that's what we're doing yeah okay i think we just need like power cables well Linus was

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out filming pc or an opc get subscribed so you don't miss that the wiring has

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been tidied up the loop has been filled and i've run a few benchmarks to get some ideas on performance we even tossed

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a mild afterburner overclock on raising GPU core clocks 300 megahertz and 900

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megahertz on the memory and a quick run around cyberpunk 2077 with video

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settings cranked all the way to insane netted a rock solid 60fps with dlss off

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turning that on to balanced gave a 25 boost in frame rates up to around 80 FPS

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similarly cranked sightings of battlefield v made for a very playable

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110 FPS at 4k with our temps under load

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settling in around 60 degrees totally fine to make sure it wouldn't

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melt i left a particularly spicy benchmark loading overnight and

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thankfully it didn't melt it's still here

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a little bit of RGB and fan management and iq and we end up with what we have

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here now the cable mod cables really did a number to keep everything

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super tidy in the back there's no real place to hide the cables and it's kind

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of okay it's an open frame case i think it looks great

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so thanks again to e3d for this beast of a printer to prusa and repcord for the

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filament solutions underneath and of course thanks to salesforce for

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