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Alchemy · 01-03-2003, 12:02 AM

Peltier and most of my plastics have arrived. Got a good deal on Norprene tubing. Yay.

Still looking for a pump and power source, both of which I of course got fvx0red on.

Case work is nearly complete. Still have one more hole to drill in the back. I'm amazed at how well that battery-powered dremel goes through steel.

Most of the components are going to be mounted inside a small wooden chest, and I'm fairly satisfied with the drilling on that as well.

Tomorrow I'll be running by Petsmart to get a Mag Drive 3 and will seal up the CPU area for condensation. I plan to use Neoprene inside the socket, household Goop for the back, layers of electrical tape between the CPU board and the WB, and more Neoprene around the block and socket.

I'm looking forward to getting my computer back together. ProcionRed has been in pieces around the house for over a day now. It makes me sad.

Alchemy

01-03-2003, 12:02 AM	#6
Alchemy Cooling Savant Join Date: Oct 2002 Location: Boston Posts: 238	Update! Peltier and most of my plastics have arrived. Got a good deal on Norprene tubing. Yay. Still looking for a pump and power source, both of which I of course got fvx0red on. Case work is nearly complete. Still have one more hole to drill in the back. I'm amazed at how well that battery-powered dremel goes through steel. Most of the components are going to be mounted inside a small wooden chest, and I'm fairly satisfied with the drilling on that as well. Tomorrow I'll be running by Petsmart to get a Mag Drive 3 and will seal up the CPU area for condensation. I plan to use Neoprene inside the socket, household Goop for the back, layers of electrical tape between the CPU board and the WB, and more Neoprene around the block and socket. I'm looking forward to getting my computer back together. ProcionRed has been in pieces around the house for over a day now. It makes me sad. Alchemy