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Exie · 02-15-2007, 04:46 PM

haha! Thanks for the advice! wish I'd had that before I started. This was actually my first go with such a device, and I discovered everything you mentioned, if we went too fast it clagged up, if it got too hot (eg. no cutting fluid) it clagged up.

I agree it's not the best job in the world, but I kinda got there in the end, and it wasnt too bad for the first go.

I wasnt sure how to adjust the speed on the machine, the workshop I was at just said "Yeah, theres a machine out the back, go for your life!" ... the really good thing was they didnt charge me anything to use it, and said I'm welcome to stop by any time as long as I sweep up after myself.

Once I get the design sorted and working really good, I'll make a fresh one, and hopefully it will come out much cleaner.

02-15-2007, 04:46 PM	#7
Exie Cooling Neophyte Join Date: Sep 2006 Location: Melbourne, Australia Posts: 9	Re: Another DIY Peltier - Adivce needed haha! Thanks for the advice! wish I'd had that before I started. This was actually my first go with such a device, and I discovered everything you mentioned, if we went too fast it clagged up, if it got too hot (eg. no cutting fluid) it clagged up. I agree it's not the best job in the world, but I kinda got there in the end, and it wasnt too bad for the first go. I wasnt sure how to adjust the speed on the machine, the workshop I was at just said "Yeah, theres a machine out the back, go for your life!" ... the really good thing was they didnt charge me anything to use it, and said I'm welcome to stop by any time as long as I sweep up after myself. Once I get the design sorted and working really good, I'll make a fresh one, and hopefully it will come out much cleaner.