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ableze_joepardy
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 May 7 2007, 09:45 PM
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QUOTE(pmmonkey @ May 6 2007, 06:56 PM) Some updates on my cacated PSU cover. Realise the blue stripes? Hmm... few uses for that. 1. To cover the whitish corner due to super glue. 2. To strenghten hold on the joint. 3. Deco  sorry pmmonkey wanna borrow your thread  i also realize the ugly part of the acrylic when i joined with superglue.. so is there any more effective trick to hide this defect? or any tips on applying the glue so that there will be no whitey line? |
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ableze_joepardy
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May 8 2007, 08:06 PM
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QUOTE(pmmonkey @ May 7 2007, 10:37 PM) Nah... it's not superglue... it's epoxy. means the one u use is epoxy or the one that not leave the white effect is epoxy? QUOTE(MetalZone @ May 7 2007, 11:41 PM) the best for joining acrylic is a chemical called Chloroform or acrylic cement to fuse the arcylic parts together. It is different from glue as this actually "melts" or "fuse" the acrylic parts together. does the fuse will leave the white line or something like that? |
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ableze_joepardy
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May 21 2007, 01:07 AM
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QUOTE(pmmonkey @ May 20 2007, 08:43 PM) *coughs* Hot fluid doesn't flow upwards. That rule only applies to gaseous.About the fluid flowing back via capilary action... if that's so, then the orientation of the heatsink really doesn't matter. Otherwise, it's best to position the heatsink whereby the heatpipes are at horizontal level. It cannot be vacuum... because vacuum does not conduct heat. gaseous oso fluid.. fluid mainly divide into two.. liquid state and gaseous state.. n yeah both will flow upward if there's different in temp.. the hotter will move upward but only if in no force condition (steady state).. |
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