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    I didn't think they did water cooling connectors in M14. you may find you struggle finding compression fittings.

    and this is the only thing I can see a 4th axis being useful for! :)

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    Quote Originally Posted by jcb121 View Post
    I didn't think they did water cooling connectors in M14. you may find you struggle finding compression fittings.
    They don't - I'll make them.

    I may well use the 4th axis for slitting the copper block.

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    Some progress with this - here's the block that holds the pipes with decorative engraving done with 0.8mm and 2mm tools:

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    Also done the copper block that sits on the processor, but no photos of that yet.

    Cooling block for motherboard and graphics card to follow shortly ... need to buy some 6mm (or so) aluminium. I'll probably get this as it looks useful:

    http://www.aluminiumwarehouse.co.uk/...duct_info.html

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