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Looks fine. Are you making this soon?
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If I'm lucky the first copper two copper bases will be done today
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looks good, the only thing that doesnt feel ok, is the sealing around the lower mounting rod in the last pic.
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I know - I was banging my head against the wall for that... :shrug: . I wanted to make the cannel crossection 128 sq. mm across the whole block. So I had to widen the whole channel there a bit and put some "island" where the mounting hole is. I'm also thinking that on the finished block, the island will be in water-drop shaped, that way I will really have minimum water resistance.
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could he have issues with cracking the poly? seems like there would be alot of pressure especially in the middle of the front side, with the O ring pushing up with no clamping force in the center
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Well I was thinking of that too and I'm still deciding between completely removing the center O-ring or putting a screw at the end of the O-ring.
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Wow, that looks really nice. What is the material that joins the two halves and what is used to seal those junctions?
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Between copper and polycarbonate is the O-ring, the piece between both blocks will probably be made of policarbonate. Self-understanding that there is also O-ring sealant on both sides of that piece.