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TSLoverboz
post Jun 17 2015, 02:16 AM, updated 8y ago

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Hi, Just thinking to share what i been doing.

Actually this idea was from last year and just recently continue to work on it.
Things get start when I have a broken glass and I was thinking how about make a nice table with PC inside with it, then slowly i begin to research water cooling and the rest.



Ingredient :

RADIATOR
XSPC RX360 V3
EK-CoolStream PE 360

PUMP
XSPC D5 X 2

WATER BLOCK
EK-Supremacy Clean CSQ - Gold
EK-FC680 GTX DCII - Acetal + Nickel
EK-FC680 GTX DCII Backplate - Black


RESERVOIR
XSPC Photon 270
Koolance RP-452X2


FITTING
Bitspower BP-MBEML - G1/4" Matt Black Enhanced Multi-Link for OD 12MM
Bitspower BP-MB90R - Matte Black 90 Degree Rotary Adapter
Bitspower MALE TO MALE NON ROTARY MATTE BLACK
Bitspower Acrylic Adapter - Silver
Bitspower 7/16 5/8 Compressing Adapter
Koolance QD3 Quick Disconnect No-Spill Coupling Male, Threaded G 1/4 BSPP - Silver (QD3-MSG4)
Koolance QD3 Quick Disconnect No-Spill Coupling Female, Threaded G 1/4 BSPP (QD3-FSG4)
Koolance Ball Valve
Barrow Dual Inner G 1/4
Barrow G1/4 Bulkhead Fill port/Drain port
XSPC Reservoir Fillcap to G1/4" Adapter - Black Chrome (M20 x 1.5mm to G1/4")


LIQUID COOLING ACCESSORIES
Mayhems 99.999% Pure Fine Silver Coil
Mayhems 15ml UV Clear Blue Dye


MONITOR/CONTROL DEVICE
NZXT Sentry Mix2
Koolance Flow sensor with display
USB 3.0 & 2.0 Adapter 3.5
Temperature sensor with display
Light Switch
Power Switch


TUBE
Primochill Tube 7/16 5/8
Custom Acrylic Tubing 12mm OD 8mm ID


FAN
Cooler Master Jetflow (Blue)
Silverstone Fan filter


LIGHTING
UV T5 TUBE (S)
UV T5 TUBE (M)
T5 Light tube Casing (S)
T5 Light tube Casing (M)


TABLE CUSTOM
Acrylic 4'x 2'
Table
Aluminium
Labor
Sata Cable 100cm
3 in 3 SATA HDD Hot-Swap Cage


(May 2014 something)
First I going to stretch how the things going to work, so i come up with different floor plan at the beginning.
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(June 2014 something)
Then I went to nearby aluminium shop to custom made my "tray" for the components.
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(Things get delayed and its around April 2015 something)
Attached to my table after that.
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(April 2015 something)
Coordinate the items...The best part of the table is i get it removed for the top and make it can be open anytime just like a car hood, easy for me to do maintenance.
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(June 2015)
My front panel...required to drill and drills...ignore the button, that is the most "fashionable" i get get with cheap price.
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(June 2015)
Roughly around like that...
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(June 2015)
Took me a day to fit those acrylic bending and screwing.
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Hope I can complete it asap~ Thanks for view

This post has been edited by Loverboz: Jun 4 2016, 01:22 PM
NewbieTech
post Jun 17 2015, 07:52 AM

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Hi and good day

rclxm9.gif Looks like u do and plan a hard work there..i will waiting that masterpiece to be done.. thumbup.gif
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post Jun 17 2015, 09:50 AM

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TSLoverboz
post Jun 18 2015, 02:06 AM

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(18 June 2015)
Continue with my left side of the system.
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Side view of it...
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I attached with 3 way so I can fill my reservoir on the top side
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Of course we have drain port as well attached with valve
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TSLoverboz
post Jun 18 2015, 02:07 AM

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Complete for the acrylic part ( I use acrylic tube for the water cooling around the reservoir, pump & radiator, for water block I use normal tubing)
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I use Koolance QD3 Quick Disconnect attached with a Bitspower 7/16 5/8 adapter so that I can move around with my water-block without have to detach all the the water-cooling parts (easy for me to maintain and upgrade in future as well biggrin.gif )
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This is how its look when I fill the tanks
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Well, for leak test on acrylic tube setting, I connect temporary tube ( without going through water-block yet ) in order to do my 1st leak test
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Sad there is a drops on the right side.... have to take out and push the tube into the adapter harder.....luckily its just near with the quick disconnect adapter...
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1 hour leak test...no prob biggrin.gif
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Now we do sealing on the side of the tray using acrylic board
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Fans are running well...
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TSLoverboz
post Jun 18 2015, 02:08 AM

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See through~~
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The right side attached with the drain port..
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Now for the table top, so my plan is cut a square hole and put an acrylic board on top of it
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It's done and it's late...so continue later on..
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TSLoverboz
post Jun 18 2015, 02:15 AM

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June 2015
Next is attach the T5 light tube around the system and some wiring for the light. (light tube easy for me to replace in future)
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Time for some sticker~
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Front panel after sticker.
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Top for the desk after sticker + acrylic board.
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Next, I need to cut off some hole for the air flow ( It's ain't easy to put a hole in these 6 mm acrylic board =.= )
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Screw and attached for both side.
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Do some wiring at the behind.
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Ok, for now the table part is complete. ( Lighting check, Water cooling check, cable and wiring check biggrin.gif )
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TSLoverboz
post Jun 18 2015, 02:17 AM

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25 June 2015
Attach water block to MOBO..
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And Graphic card.. ( Actually I have water block for RAM but I don't want to screw the life time warranty so...)
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Attached and testing..( Replace the light tube with UV light tube cause I put some UV fluid inside biggrin.gif )
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So far....no problem....biggrin.gif
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OK, after everything done, time to put the filter to cover up the hole
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Finally It's done T.T
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Feel accomplished and happy with ma new table...Thanks a lot for those who helping me with the process and Thanks for view smile.gif

This post has been edited by Loverboz: Jun 26 2015, 07:39 PM
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post Jun 18 2015, 02:18 AM

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BuckRoger
post Jun 18 2015, 06:59 PM

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nice one smile.gif. eager to see the outcome

overclockalbert
post Jun 19 2015, 03:36 PM

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recently alot doing diy PC desk. it's becoming a trend for LYN modder already.
anyway, TS good job for the arcylic bending.

azilazwa
post Jun 28 2015, 09:31 PM

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Great job bro! U made it look easy! Cool effect of the uv coolant. Congrate~
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post Sep 10 2015, 12:02 PM

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table top u use acrylic right? any safety precaution u take to avoid scratch on the surface?
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post Sep 10 2015, 02:35 PM

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The location you placed the USB port is not that logical, any sudden move while your thumb drive is plugin mean only one thing, kaput... I recommend that you shift it to the left or below the panel.
TSLoverboz
post Jun 2 2016, 01:08 AM

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QUOTE(efariz @ Sep 10 2015, 12:02 PM)
table top u use acrylic right? any safety precaution u take to avoid scratch on the surface?
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Hi, I don't put any scratch-protection as if there really crack, or heavily scratch, I can replace the whole thing
TSLoverboz
post Jun 2 2016, 01:10 AM

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QUOTE(jagged @ Sep 10 2015, 02:35 PM)
The location you placed the USB port is not that logical, any sudden move while your thumb drive is plugin mean only one thing, kaput... I recommend that you shift it to the left or below the panel.
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I think so far it's ok cause when we sit infront of PC, there are certain distance.
The reason I put it there cause I can plug and play easily w/o bending or moving around
Consider it as a one panel solution XD
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post Jun 4 2016, 12:09 PM

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i quite agree with the location for usb...but well everyone have their own taste right..hehe...but nice work dude..can see you put so much love inside this rig..good job smile.gif

 

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