I will be working on a waterblock for the Stinger board.  I have no pics, or anything at the moment.  I have a few other projects going on at the same time, but hang in there... it will materialize.  Feel free to post if your interested.  I should have some pics or CAD designs in as early as a week...I hope.  It all depends on how quickly the board arrives. 
 
Update:
So here we have the board.  I couldn't believe how small this board is until I had it in front of me.

More to follow.
 
UPDATE:
Completed block, mounted:

 
 Shown with an optional Vanity plate:

 

I might be interested Nate!  I have a project (Ice Bolt) that I am working on that will have the Z97 stinger in it.  What cad software are you using?  
 
Hey, I have the exact same calipers.
 

Pro-Engineer Wildfire.  Harbor Frieght calipers ftw ;) 
 
So far its going really well.  I have all the copper parts already drafted.  about 40% of the overall drafting done.

Awesome!  Look forward to seeing the models.  Have been looking for a full coverage wb for the stinger but couldn't find any.  Autodesk Inventor Pro 2015 here.  Good thing is that Pro-Eng Wildfire excepts step files like Solidworks.  Got some good step files of PC components if you ever need any.  

So far we are looking at 3 copper chunks, lots of O-rings, bolts, and 2 more layers.  A bit challenging, but not impossible.  The heights aren't set right in the CAD, just X & Y. 
 

 

Just a thought- what about a monoblock solution that covers the CPU also in a single block with one inlet and outlet?

Also, yeah I was pretty surprised myself how small a m-ITX board is.

That is what your looking at.  Those are the copper blocks that will make contact with the various chips.  I am still trying to design the sandwich so to speak. 

Soon as I read first post I was wondering the same thing.  Why not do full covered block.

EVGAtech_NathanF
Soon as I read first post I was wondering the same thing.  Why not do full covered block.

 
Since you guys have EKWB doing the Hydros now, I am surprised there not doing the full coverage these days.  Doesn't matter anymore because we have Nate!! :)

nateman_doo
That is what your looking at.  Those are the copper blocks that will make contact with the various chips.  I am still trying to design the sandwich so to speak. 

The sandwich was what misled me, I did see the CPU block part. Really interested to see how this works out. I would love to do a fully modded Hadron build with the z97 Stinger.