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V12|V12 · 10-26-2002, 11:06 AM

I wasn't trying to offend folks.

I was just saying that for those that are using the cardboard as their PERM solution to a shroud.

Tin-Snips are usually no more than a good ~$10 and cut just about any medium to thin steel. I used a cardboard cut-out, made some drawings on the sheetmetal with perm marker, cut out the shape. Did the angle bending with a block of wood and clamps then brazed the sides with silver-flow soldering. Then cleaned up the flux with some paint thinner, and don't forget to DEBURR the cuts, them things are SHARP!

Good luck!

10-26-2002, 11:06 AM	#19
V12\|V12 Cooling Savant Join Date: May 2002 Location: Ohio-State! <--Money Hussle! SUCKS Posts: 292	I wasn't trying to offend folks. I was just saying that for those that are using the cardboard as their PERM solution to a shroud. Tin-Snips are usually no more than a good ~$10 and cut just about any medium to thin steel. I used a cardboard cut-out, made some drawings on the sheetmetal with perm marker, cut out the shape. Did the angle bending with a block of wood and clamps then brazed the sides with silver-flow soldering. Then cleaned up the flux with some paint thinner, and don't forget to DEBURR the cuts, them things are SHARP! Good luck! __________________ XP 1600+ AGOIA-Y (GreenLabel, UNLOCKED!@/ NF7-S 2.0/ PC 2700 DDR 10.5*172FSB(1806/ 1991 high), Vcore 1.792...@84.95Watts --86' Chevette Heater Core --1/2" Vinyl tubes --Via1300-Stealth Mod(QUIET!) ---Home made copper-tube block ---PVC small internal res