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Unread 12-14-2006, 02:57 AM   #1
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hey what kind of bits are you guys using to mill the copper out for the gasket material to lay in? you think a 5x5in" res is too big =\
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Unread 12-14-2006, 03:07 AM   #2
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You mean the O-ring channel? That depends on the size of the O-ring.
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Unread 12-14-2006, 04:05 AM   #3
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ahh mr. slug well i think i'm gonna end up milling the plastic instead of the copper for the oring...but now im stuck on the top i dunno how i should make it i wanna do jets.... i have like a diamond area on the baseplate with holes drilled very closely together hrm lack of sleep isnt helping the thought process

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Unread 12-15-2006, 12:49 AM   #4
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so is the reason for restricting the flow on a block to let more heat tranfer into the water rather then just recirculating the water like a car thermostat does? err well in a car its more for cooling the water before it goes back into the engine
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Unread 12-15-2006, 04:32 AM   #5
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Restriction is solely for increased turbulence. You need turbulence to break up laminar flow regions that inhibit optimal thermal conduction from the copper to the water.
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