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Originally posted by BladeRunner
Bonding, gluing, smeging the lid on is not something I'd not favour.
As far as the bolts go I have a box of 100 of M2 think they are 20mm long
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I think I will make a copper lid, and have it ready to solder.
But first I will try some silicon as refered to in this post:
http://forums.procooling.com/vbb/sho...&threadid=6918
(Granted it will take some extra screws for each side)
I may contact you about the bolts, but more then likely I will have to change over to a different type. Would it hurt too much to simply use long threaded rods, washers, and nuts to hold it together? No need to tap.
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Originally posted by JFettig
Here is my suggestion, make the back side thinner and smaller, only as large as you need
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Since this will be visible from both sides. (Rather then just the backside) I want to keep it symetrical for looks.
I guess I can probably remove even more copper.
How thin can it be before I start risking strength?
I don't plan on selling these, this if for my next project.
/Edit:
I found a good website with holes sizes for a bunch of Cap screws.
http://www.evergreen.edu/biophysics/...c/capscrew.htm
So now I have holes counterset for M2.5 set screws.
But I will need 3mm screws for this waterblock.
Two new shots showing the cap screws.
