wat colour ccfl u planning to add?

That's it???

No finished product...system installed....all out bling pimp pic?

Yes there's a jigsaw blade for cutting plastics. U hafta refer to the spec sheet that comes with teh blades.




I dont think he's askin bout the rm10 cutter. Bsides the rm10 cutter is only good for minor minor cuts. If using for the big items, ure hand can patah man.




The CCFL will b done later, it's gonna b red CCFL behind the sun.




All out bling pimp pic? I'm actually refurbishing the waterblock right now. So the rig's not finished yet.

This post has been edited by ianho: Mar 12 2006, 11:04 AM

and i score a bingo!!!

Lol, my hand itchy already to mod my Atrix 5000 but don't have time and not so many tool for mod. ianho, how many pieces disc cutter u using for make a rising sun?

How many? I lost count man. A whole lot. That's y during dremeling I didnt take pictures coz dust everywhere. Gogogo, mod ure Atrix man. But dont copy my design yah. Copyrighted.

This post has been edited by ianho: Mar 2 2006, 02:52 AM

wa..got copyrighted from the jabatan somemore ar....scary
if we copy ur case...can kena tangkap...

erm...

then i think i shud get the RM 50 giant Jigsaw.

hehe....

but still i want a dremel though....

you can cut/design small things.... hehe... very halus ....

For a panel like the Rising Sun, u can still use just a jigsaw but it's a lot more difficult. Yes the Dremel rox n it's really essential for all hobbyists. BUT remember this 1 very important fact that most ppl dont tell u. It consumes cutting discs like nobody's biz. N that costs a bomb. So use the dremel if u want the very best quality in ure cuts, but it's expensive.

Here's sum updates on Rising Sun. Really trying to complete the rig now. It's still air cooled n no bling bling stuff at the moment. The water cooling set comprises a monster 120mmX3 radiator, n a DangerDen water block. Meanwhile the old skool DangerDen water block needed some refurbishment.


Here's how the block looked like when I got it. I was like OMG! What happened to this block? Terribly corroded. Haf a look at the block b4 refurbishment n lapping.











This is after I refurbished n lapped it.











Now that the block is all nice n shiny n ready to be installed. Let's hope we can c the complete rig soon. The rig will be complete in about a week's time.

This post has been edited by ianho: Mar 12 2006, 11:06 AM

wa....the water block...is revived...
is like u put some biohazard liquid to it....

nice job in lapping.....btw how long did it took to lap until this result?

wow.. so shiny.. wonder hong long it will take to get result like taht...

dun lie ianho i know that u went to buy a new one.

UNBELIEVABLE omg how the hell u did that la!!????

How u lapping it? Totally big different before and after.Good job dude.

What you use to lap ar...so clean...some high grit polishing compound?

Well, it was a full day's worth of work. Just need a lot of patience to do it. A lot of dremeling n hand rubbing, rubbing, rubbing, sanding, sanding, sanding. Any1 of u oso can do lar. Just need time n patience. Wanted to take pix of the process too but like the cutting of the sun, it was really messy. My hands were full of sand grit, polishing compound n all. Dowanna ruin my camera by touching it with all that nasty stuff on my hands.

having a dremel is easy, if u can get the polishing tool for the dremel, then it's real fast to make it look new again

that waterblock polishing job is really a piece of work man....

uncle, how u refurbish and lap the water block? I mean what type of chemical u use?

Yeah I haf the full B&D polishing kit. It's a really nice kit. Makes life a lot easier. But the actual lapping of the heatsink base..............
That's the labour intensive bit.



I use a chemical known as Human Blood Sweat n Tears.