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Pears0 · 11-18-2003, 05:23 AM

I have a good chance of getting it done super sccurate, i used to work in factories doin metal work etc, so i have access to some very cool very accurate equipment when i get home, and the idea was to use a #rotor section instead of dimples or cups, wot the water can flow out easily still. By the way, the stuff im on bout is lazer guided etc, so its worth bout £100,000 if u were thihkin of gettin it. Its not wot u know, its who u know, cos i know most the ppl that own it, so as long as i dont get in the way, i have free usage!

11-18-2003, 05:23 AM	#27
Pears0 Cooling Neophyte Join Date: Nov 2003 Location: Birmingham, england Posts: 61	I have a good chance of getting it done super sccurate, i used to work in factories doin metal work etc, so i have access to some very cool very accurate equipment when i get home, and the idea was to use a #rotor section instead of dimples or cups, wot the water can flow out easily still. By the way, the stuff im on bout is lazer guided etc, so its worth bout £100,000 if u were thihkin of gettin it. Its not wot u know, its who u know, cos i know most the ppl that own it, so as long as i dont get in the way, i have free usage! __________________ England rule @ rugby. Lookin to build custom water coolin rig in next few months with compleat new hardware!