All the Pin-Grid Blockers... unite :)
 

here is something I'm doing on my site.... If you are a builder that is making a block using the pin-grid design,or any other, for that matter..... you might want to have a look at this.... I'm hosting a little gallery, dedicated to all us homemade block makers. You can upload your pictures there, for all to see, people can comment and rate the pictures, and I even have a search engine in there, ( I think it works) :) You might also be able to link these pictures to forums..... just don't FARK or slashdot me... OK :D

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yaaay php
make an uber makers section and add me for making a 153% (was that awkward number it?) better 3rd block then you on a bent ryobi!! j/k but good idea.. can u send me the .php files so i can look at the source?:drool: ;)

GREAT IDEA! :) i posted my crap there. more will be comming soon as i am waiting for barbs from McMaster. btw, are we only allowed to post in the User Gallery? from looking at the front page it seems that we should be able to post pin blocks in the pin block gallery and others in the other blocks gallery. or are those two just for your blocks?

the code is open source.... you will be able to get it, and may other similar gallery apps from any reputable php site. this one does run on Mysql, so for a lot of people it's not the ideal solution.... I have another one here, that actually runs on it's own internal Database.... It's also very nice in that it has the ability to upload batch groups of pictures from a URL on the net.....

now you guys know I can not promise not to periodically completely accidentally screw up the database, or drop a screwdriver on the middle disk of a 3 disk raid0, in my server.... or some such fatal anomaly...... :D

you should be able to post in either of those two, tel me investigate....

ok fixed...:) Ijust had to lift the restrictions on those two categories... anyone can post pictures there now....


Interested in a sidekick case gallery section.... ya know.... to show them blocks in action.

I know there are hoards of them all over the place, but not many purely dedicated to what the blockbuilders themselves has cooking in the closets

oh and no heatsinks will be allowed.... :D MHAHAHAHAHAHAH

That's an excellent idea #Rotor: as far as I'm concerned, you own that design!

Congratulations!

didnt you make that gallery?? im shocked and appauled! ... i make my own php and so do alot of others i talk to so i assumed you made that too.

anyway i need your permission to sell some of the rotor blocks here in aus to some friends, that ok by you, i already told them it isnt my design

I don't have time so waste on gallery code... :D

besides, there are so many of them out there..... why re invent the wheel.....

this I have coded myself though....

based on the database of that gallery....

rotor! gimme a yes or a no answer for selling these, also why on earth has that got 2 inlets and 2 outlets

i see that you drill the top plate too, i dont cos im using plastic, with this in mind will the 3-4 mm pins be enough to let the water through, or do i have to get a 1/2" block so i can drill deeper (i would test this myuself but im in a less than ideal situation).

Finally dug out the pics of the blocks and uploaded 'em to gallery...Really nice one, #Rotor!

One thing, how came there's no link to the gallery in the menu on the site? Or MI missing it? MI5? MI6?:D

you mean on my main site...

because I have not gotten to putting a link up there,

I dono if I want to though... :)

On a second thought...think you're right.

Sometimes I just fail to look at the things from a few different angles...:p

Cheers!