I just ordered Nateman Doo's FTW K full copper water block set for my X99 FTW K motherboard.
 
I realize his price was higher than potential other commercial offerings, but I love the way his look, and I love more that this is a guy who has worked hard, does a good job, and supports these boards as much out of enthusiasm as commercial interest, and I'm willing to support that. I also realize that my system doesn't actually need the chipset and VRM modules to be water cooled. It's doing just fine with those parts on air. EVGA's motherboard chipset cooling system works well. That being said, this project has been my monster PC project, I've already made a freaking beast out of it (i7 6900 with 1080 graphics? LOL), so I may as well go all the way and be 100% under water. After all, the point of my new wood case design was to provide a massively overkill water cooling solution. This just ties into that.
 
I'm expecting to get my new wood case about 90% complete this weekend. I'll post some pics as I get more progress done this weekend. I say 90% because I doubt I'll get to the point where I'm applying the tolex covering. I hope to have it structurally at 99% complete this weekend though. There are a couple of water-cooling fittings that I need to order that pertain to providing a fill port and some drain ports, but that's OK, I have the time.

I definitely want to see the case you build. I hope you like Natemans blocks, he makes some great stuff.

WOW, an all Nickel Nateman block, sounds pretty awesome!  I have his blocks on an older board, and I love them.  I got them on my X79 Dark, and I cannot say enough good things about how well they work, and the FTW-K board is my favorite board in our lineup right now, and one of the best we have done ever IMHO, so that should be a pretty awesome setup.

I got Nateman's blocks in the mail! To my surprise they weren't full copper. The tops are a black plastic of some sort, possible acetal, though I don't know for sure. He coated the copper surfaces of the sides of the copper bottom parts of the block with a black coating to match, so the blocks are fully black. They look great actually. I'm asking him if he has full copper blocks I could exchange these for so I can still do the nickel plating, but if he doesn't have any, I'll use these as is. They won't match the rest of my water blocks in my machine, but oh well. I'm sure they'll function great.

Most waterblocks form all manufacturers are a metal bottom and a plastic top, and Natemans are no different.  The VRM on my Dark board sits around 25c cooler on average with the block on, and by looking at the craftsmanship of them, you'd never know they were made by a guy in his basement (unlike my old DIY frankencomp ugly but functional things I made in the past), they really do look like top notch stuff you would expect from a big name place like EK.