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General Liquid/Water Cooling Discussion For discussion about Full Cooling System kits, or general cooling topics. Keep specific cooling items like pumps, radiators, etc... in their specific forums. |
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#26 |
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grab faceplate. attach included hole template. drill some holes. wire fans into unit. mount unit to faceplate and attach knobs. plug into PSU and slide unit into empty 5 1/4" drive bay.
so yeah, you'll need a drill and 1/4" drill bit to finish them (whether its the PCmods or Caseetc unit). everything else you need is included. |
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#28 |
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yeah, thats the jist of the instruction page that came with the unit lol.
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anyone know of a place (USA) that rents out tools? the only time i'll be using a rotary tool will be for the rheobus and maybe chopping a 120mm hole in a lian li case, after that, it'll collect dust.
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#30 |
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home depot and lowes rent out tools, and most likely other places if you look in the yellow pages.
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hmm, i must have talked to a new guy at home depot cause the dude laughed when i asked when i was there a month ago. i'll scope out lowes, thanks
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yea, he mustve been a newb...my dad recently rented an insulation blower from home depot...:shrug:
i dont think they'll have a dremel or rotary tool for rent, but im sure you could get a drill and some bits. maybe a holesaw to cut your blowhole (dont forget cutting oil!). |
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cutting wha...ERRRkkkkKKkKk oops
<-- finds another Lian Li top ![]() but seriously, is it difficult to use a holesaw? i'm more of a geek than DIY kinda person. Last edited by GenGoku; 06-11-2002 at 09:38 PM. |
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I'd just go buy a Dremel (or cheaper immitation). I bought mine for some case work, but keep finding little uses for it. It's just like the commercials - it's good for a damn lot of things. And though it's not the best tool for much of anything, it can do at least a decent job of pretty much everything.
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#35 |
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look for a guide over at Virtual-Hideout or maybe Case etc. it shouldnt be too difficult; its probably the eaiest and fastest way to cut a neat circle.
the dremel is a great tool for case modding. i used it to cut and debur / sand all my holes. i use it to polish, as well as clean. useful tool to have if you want to mode your case all out. |
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I use it to sharpen my lawnmower blade, without removing it...
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I used a dremel wanabe to make all the cuts in my case. It took me almost 2 days , 4 hours each, to make all the custom cuts that I needed to fit the AquaCoil in but it was worth it.
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