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Re:Custom 140mm Radiator Shrouds
2011/03/05 20:07:09
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Re:Custom 140mm Radiator Shrouds
2011/03/06 00:02:18
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Re:Custom 140mm Radiator Shrouds
2011/03/06 00:02:36
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Re:Custom 140mm Radiator Shrouds
2011/03/06 01:26:00
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Very nice stuff. Thanks for posting.
Do you have any pics or videos of "how" you made them? Tools used etc.
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Re:Custom 140mm Radiator Shrouds
2011/03/06 02:04:37
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Outstanding work and craftsmanship. Looking forward to final pics.
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Re:Custom 140mm Radiator Shrouds
2011/03/06 08:51:11
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Thanks guys! These shrouds are done, so don't expect to see any more updates here. I'll be starting a thread for the case these are going into soon:  Send me a PM if you want one of these shrouds for yourself.
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Re:Custom 140mm Radiator Shrouds
2011/03/27 18:39:48
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Re:Custom 140mm Radiator Shrouds
2011/03/27 18:47:26
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Why is the material so thick? I could understand the thickness if it were to accommodate space to have fan attaching hardware screw into it, but it doesn't do that either.  You must have a reason.
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Re:Custom 140mm Radiator Shrouds
2011/03/27 19:05:52
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Why is the material so thick? I could understand the thickness if it were to accommodate space to have fan attaching hardware screw into it, but it doesn't do that either.
You must have a reason.
Because it looks really cool! No, actually its because the thicker material allows for broader tolerances when drilling.
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Re:Custom 140mm Radiator Shrouds
2011/03/27 19:08:50
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Why is the material so thick? I could understand the thickness if it were to accommodate space to have fan attaching hardware screw into it, but it doesn't do that either.
You must have a reason.
Because it looks really cool!
No, actually its because the thicker material allows for broader tolerances when drilling.
hee hee, the easiest answer is always the best  your work!!
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