Nate,
Work work work :))))
me need second batch as soon as possible :)

This continues to keep looking great

Thanks!  Its taken a while to get to this point.

Kolich
Nate,Work work work :))))me need second batch as soon as possible :)

Kolich, take it easy. Is really border lining on rude how much you are harassing nateman_doo to get these blocks done.
They will be done when they are done.

As for second batch or nb/Sb I'd like to eye the set completed before you start on the second batch, especially as shipping for me is much better as a once off rather then once each being over seas. But I'm happy for you to do it however you like mate, just glad to be getting one.

Cheers

Acesi7

Kolich
Nate,Work work work :))))me need second batch as soon as possible :)

Kolich, take it easy. Is really border lining on rude how much you are harassing nateman_doo to get these blocks done.
They will be done when they are done.

As for second batch or nb/Sb I'd like to eye the set completed before you start on the second batch, especially as shipping for me is much better as a once off rather then once each being over seas. But I'm happy for you to do it however you like mate, just glad to be getting one.

Cheers

of course im worry " when it will be done", because my project need a waterblock and now stopped.....

Kolich
of course im worry " when it will be done", because my project need a waterblock and now stopped.....

nateman_doo has made no promises on when the first batch will be completed let alone the second batch. So demanding he work faster is completely inappropriate. Especially as he hasn't even taken orders for the second batch yet.

These waterblocks are 90% aesthetic, your project does not rely on these blocks anymore then anyone else's does.

Just put your project together now without it and pull it down and finish the job when they arrive. This is what I've done and I'm enjoying my build everyday.

Show a little patience and respect that nateman_doo is doing then at all.

He is just anxious, thats all.  I am working with all the spare time I can muster, and still keep the family happy.

Sadly, we had a casualty last night. 

Nice crack in the "impact resistant" window.  Thankfully I wasn't standing there.
 
The victim was the top right block.  Thankfully the others seems unscathed. 
 
The block was hurled through the impact resistant polycarbonate, and landed about 15 feet from the machine:

(don't hate, I KNOW my shop is a MESS.  no time to clean)
 
I was looking all over the machine for the block at first because usually they just fall off the table, but this one was thrown with tremendous force.  Enough to go THROUGH (not just bounce off) the polycarbonate, and land 15 feet away with the end mill still buried inside:

 
Sadly, this will set me back a little while.  I have to figure out how to drill out, and re-tap the holes where the bolts sheered out of the plate, not to mention purchase a new end mill and more copper. 
 
 
 

Nateman, yes you are lucky man! Congratulations!

Not really a congratulations type of thing.  its a setback.  its not the end of the world, but not something I wanted to deal with at the moment.