My first Waterblock

[Executer]

hi, at first, sry for my bad englisch

here the CAD draftings:
















and here the real pics:






















i drawed it, Homer_j made it

i love this waterblock

a few infos, the base have 2mm, the.... are 1mmx1mmx5mm ( i love english.... ) i hope you understand waht i mean

god? bad? waht du you think about it

[pHaestus]

That is beautifully done. Parts of the design are probably more for looks than for performance (the outer channels) but dammit it looks great. I am truly impressed by the worksmanship of many of the people on this forum. Almost every day I see something else new and amazingly well-crafted from you guys.

[hara]

How many endmills did you break?

[Balinju]

holy shit.

well done. looks very nice, hope that it performes as good as it looks.

awaiting results

good luck

[Balinju]

another question, how are you planning the inlet of the water?? jet impingement or something else??

[Tuff]

Beautiful block

The 3 things we look for.


1. Turbulence. (disruption of Laminer flow)
2. Volume of water. (amount of water capable of being put through the block)
3. Velocity of water. ( the speed of the water that is being put through the block)

I think if you look at the block...you will be able to judge for yourself which you have achieved...and which you have not.

With that said....I still say beautiful block.

Tuff

[jaydee]

Nice job!! Hope it works as good as it looks!

[bigben2k]

It is a nice piece of work.

What I admire the most, is the perfect fit of the o-ring! Was it a fluke, or did you measure/plan that?

[Executer]

Originally posted by hara
How many endmills did you break?

endmills = the first "real" pic?

if you mean that... 1 oh.... is see, breaks? it breaks 0 endmills, it are already lives

Originally posted by Balinju
another question, how are you planning the inlet of the water?? jet impingement or something else??

sry, inlet? jet impingement? uff....

inlet = einlaß; jet = düse

ahhhhh, no, not at the first rev of this waterblock, the first drawing picutre is a old one

btw, wich pumps you are all normaly use?

Originally posted by Tuff
Beautiful block

The 3 things we look for.


1. Turbulence. (disruption of Laminer flow)
2. Volume of water. (amount of water capable of being put through the block)
3. Velocity of water. ( the speed of the water that is being put through the block)

I think if you look at the block...you will be able to judge for yourself which you have achieved...and which you have not.

With that said....I still say beautiful block.

Tuff

if i understand you right.... i have all achieved

1. turbulence? yes, the water chrashes against the base
2. cross-section? the tube have the same as the waterblock
3. thats main dependent on the pump wich u are using

again, sry for the english, and i hope i have understand you right

[Executer]

Originally posted by bigben2k
It is a nice piece of work.

What I admire the most, is the perfect fit of the o-ring! Was it a fluke, or did you measure/plan that?

homer_j measure that after i have drawing it, it was fluke (i hope i understand the word right ) that it fits at the first time, without changing the model

[GTA]

Looks like a great block, one of the best looking i've seen for a while.

I feel that there is room for improvment, but as you say, its revision #1 and you have the skills and the tools to make various blocks building from this design, until you see optimum results.

Very impressive work, and I understand your English perfectly well

Keep up the great work, I look forward to seeing more of your work.

[pokpok]

real nice! i dont know anything about how well your design will perform but it sure is pretty. make sure you post its results soon!

again, nice job