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Originally Posted by killernoodle
You should check out some of the #rotor blocks. They perform very well and can be made easily with a drill press and a dremel if you have those. Basically, they are the easiest waterblocks to make that have good performance characteristics.
The easiest way to make them is to arrange a grid pattern on top of a block and drill out holes of equal size and depth in that grid. Then, using the dremel, you connect the holes in the block to form channels and pins. These blocks can be quite effective at cooling pelts too.
That is my .02
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I don't know too much about peltier systems, but I think I'm going to try to do without, since i heard you can easily go below ambient temperature with pelts which can cause condensation, or are pelts safe to use really? Anyway I'm a TOTAL noob when it comes to pelts.
I was looking over some of those Rotor Blocks and a lot of customs on this forum...
1 thing that comes out, wow that guy Jaydee is amazing, anyway he uses a mill for this designs, however this one...
Do you think you can accurately do this with a drill and a good stand for it?
If so i might try to do that...
Since it seems like it would perform a lot better than just a plain Rotor block... Am I right?