Just a few pics of some of the components.
Complete list:
Corsair Obsidian 900D
EVGA 100G2 PSU
Black Ice SR1 420 radiator
PrimoChill 240mm CTR Phase II D5 Enabled reservoir
Primochill Rigid Revolver 10pack knurled fittings
Swiftech MP665 D5 pump
Primochill Rigid Revolver Compression Fittings
Primochill PETG acrylic tubing, red.
EK-Supremacy EVO CPU Water Block -ordered, not arrived yet.
 Asus Maximu Hero VII Z97 MB.
 Intel 4790K, and 16GB G. Skill Ripjaws DDR2400
SSD-Samsung 840 Pro 256GB
WD Blue 1TB HDD
AeroCool Dead Silence 140mm Red Case Fans
I'm recycling my 780 Hydro Copper, SSD, and backup HDD. The rest are new parts.
 
 

Thanks, it helps to get  another viewpoint on things.

I got the reservoir and pump installed and changed

 
 

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Just some updated pics. After some delays I got things moving along and wrapped the inside if the case and the radiator in black carbon fiber vinyl. I got the mb and cpu water block mount installed as well as the last row of fans for the radiator. I was playing around with some leds also.
 
I've still got a long ways to go but here's some progress:


 

Oo lookin great

rlb9682

drake187
Oo lookin great

Thanks! Speaking of looking great, that's a pretty sweet rig you built.

To kind im gunna go give u a +1 when i get on my rig

So here's something interesting I noticed after I started working on the tubing...the mandrel templates have holes in them to screw them down in place to give a sturdy base and orientation when bending and that is very helpful. I was just working on test pieces today and hopefully will finish tomorrow, at least enough to do a leak test.
 
So, on to the pics!
Setting up the template, test pieces, and the final test piece in place.
 
 

So it turns out, and I should have foreseen this, that the Primochill reservoir I'm using has the ports on the back side of the caps making it damn near impossible to get the tubing bent as needed since they sit almost flush with the back of the case. After many frustrations, wasted tubing on aborted bends, I just went ahead and got a couple of the bitspower double 90 degree fittings to solve the problem.
 
Of course, that meant I had to flip the cpu water block around, shorten my previous tubing from the cpu block to the radiator, and then finally get started on seeing how the tubing would fit. I only did that and one more section of tubing today, tomorrow I hope to finish now that I've got a handle on how to get this done. Anyway, an update on the pics and I"m still thinking of shortening this tube length coming down from the radiator to the cpu, and most likely will tomorrow so let me know your thoughts on how it looks so far.
 
 
 
 

Alright, I finally finished the build today so on to the pics!
 
The final cuts and leak testing
 


 

 

Here's one while it's up and running at my desk.

CryptiK
I am so doing an acrylic tubing build next time. Looks really nice well done

Thanks and I think you'd like it a lot better. It's a lot easier to maintain even if it's a little bit of a learning curve doing the rigid tubing at first. There are still some things I'd like to change and it's quick to do so now that I know how, but right now I'm just enjoying my rig being up and running.

I'm glad you changed the rad and pump from red. The contrast of the reservoir and the red on the fans look much better that way I think. You sure ended up with a great looking build. I definitely like the look of the acrylic tube. Nice job man!!  

notfordman
I'm glad you changed the rad and pump from red. The contrast of the reservoir and the red on the fans look much better that way I think. You sure ended up with a great looking build. I definitely like the look of the acrylic tube. Nice job man!!  

Thanks, and yeah it looks much better with the contrast now. I love the rigid tubing and won't go back to the flexible, this is way better :)