AQUACERAS Part 6 - Machining the CUSTOM IO Rear Panel | bit-tech Modding
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- Опубліковано 29 вер 2024
- This isn't an ordinary build, so why use an ordinary IO system? Befitting the other parts of the rig, let's craft a dedicated rear panel that will only fit the Aqua and the 2080ti FE!
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Crazy system and crazy amount of work...
The ideea of CNC Milling my own PC Case never crossed my mind...
The more I think of it, the better it sounds, but... it's a lot of work...
Amazing that people who just plug stuff in and piss about with cables and RGB strips have more subscribers than this channel where you actually design and make such fantastic original components. Biggest compliment I can give is you make me want a CNC machine.
Agreed. If I had the same levels of funds as the levels of inspiration these videos give me, there would totally be a CNC machine at my house. lol
It's so obvious who you are talking about haha.
Well said, and most definitely true. The guy has skills and some serious design and machining chops.
ckc Belove are you talking about one single UA-camr? There are MANY Many many.
I totally agree but Its because more people have access to do that because not many of us have a high end cnc machine and lots of time and money
Absolutely fantastic. Wonderful job. I am always impressed with your work. Screw modding when you can fab from scratch!
Damn, that is beautiful. You're literally an evil genius.
Other pc builders : look at my custom watercooled pc totally unique
Alex : spits up his beer and rolls on the floor laughing his ass off
10mins later composes himself twirls his moustache and says: hold my beer
Darn straight lol
That’s bloody marvellous bro 👌🏽😎
Nice job
wow, it's unbelievable, how do you measure the back io shield layout?
Looks great. Sad that the mass of aluminum wasn't fully leveraged for cooling.
It's a legit crime that this man has not reached minimum 500k subs.
Been waiting all week for this
Haha same, it got uploaded as I was going to get lunch
Josh Hodder dude same i was legit getting L&L as it came out so i moved to my car and watched it while eating 😂
This build is looking so good, I cant wait to see it finished
I'm prepared to be hated but cannot keep silent: those mustache look like ant mandibles.
yikes, 0.2mm clearance! with the sun blasting in i'd imagine success or failure could depend on the time of day, and a single step of your motors probably isn't far off that! that is scary. damn Alex; you're something else. congratulations. it looks like it worked flawlessly and its amazing to see some parts come together! my mind is blown.
I love watching your Videos because the whole DIY stuff is just so great. When I'm watching multiple videos in a row your Videos are the last one I'm watching because the best comes at the End ;-)
Great work man! This is going to be gnarly!
Best youtube channel I discovered this year, I mever write this but you are totally underrated!
Do you have a video on your CNC setup, your cuts look beautiful 😍
Edit: holy sh#t that looks good 😩
I make Carbon Fiber parts every day using PCD diamond 1.5mm endmills that cost around £50 apiece and I can attest to how easily they snap. some days can get expensive haha. love the build, keep it up!
AerialKoala The pain is VERY REAL haha
Amazing work. But gross mustache 😄
I got into this whole scene b/c of you. I mean that in the best way possible:) i am purchasing a $2,500-ish cnc from inventables. .com bc of you. I am so excited to start! On a side note, if you can recommend a great cnc for a first timer other than the one ive mentioned, ill get it. Ive said what im willing to spend, though if you reccomend something that you know to be good and it is slightly more, id be willing to bend. Keep the vids coming! I get hella inspiration watching! :)
Bruh, you do notice your mustache is off right?
that seriously blew my mind! i would love it if you put some of these items that you make in your merchandise store to purchase that would be really cool! like modified distro plates and modified case parts.
What kind of feeds/speeds are you getting out of that face mill? Those Datron double flutes look awesome.
Bulletproof Everyone I use it at 1000 mm/min with a 0.2mm DoC @22k, thing’s a beast. It’s supposed to be used much faster than that but my machine just can’t manage haha
I'm watching this from my 34 degrees Celsius morning in Samut Sakhon (Thailand). Watching a bit-tech video on a Saturday morning has became my routine to start my week-end on the right foot :)
Amazing series of videos, absolutely love it!
Have a great weekend guys :)
ABMNS PRODUCTION TFW we have Thai weather here atm...
I run a machine shop at a proton cancer treatment facility with 11 year in the trade. And a avid pc enthusiast. I absolutely love your videos. They blind 2 of my passions.
Alex, very interested in the live stream about the Cam software. Let us know when it will be ;))
Incredible work as always btw ;)
This is the embodiment of the word Sexy in every sense
Nice build, hate the stache
So when will you start mass production?
Anyway I think I want to build something like an ATX board with gpu and full size atx psu sandwiched between 2 2x200mm rads above and below it. Been wanting to build something like that for a long time now, but with all this inspiration I guess I should start this summer. It'll never look anywhere near what you are achieving there, thanks for all the beautiful content!
Lol I dont think this is going to be mass produced
@@joshhodder8789 It wasn't very serious either :)
Josh Hodder Whilst you’re right, it would be a pretty cool thought experiment to see what it would take to have a chassis like this become more batch production friendly. Obviously doing all the exact holes might be an issue, but there’s scope for perhaps just making that one plate to match certain configurations etc.
Again won’t happen I reckon but it’s fun to think about it, sometimes it spawns novel solutions to other issues in the process.
I'm pretty sure chamfers are my kink now.
Qual é a placa mãe usada no vídeo??
What is the motherboard used in the video ??
hello bit, I'm Brazilian recently discovered your channel and I really liked your projects, someday I would like to see some of your projects based on a robot, like a transformer, I think it would be very good success for you :)
"I just make a new one!"
That is like, the most expensive approach to the literally (usually) cheapest part of a computer build, the case.
But I be damned if this ain't lookin great every time!
I love your creative & innovative customisation for it products and background music...!!!
We can see your creative work whenever want, but background music in this video is not mentioned to hear for relaxation.
Can you mention the title of background music which are used in this video.??
Another week, but same conclusion.... what a fucking awesome artpiece... Sorry but dont have other way to express that, its unbelievable the level of your work !
That recessed Ayo is the only thing I've seen that I don't like. There's been many times where I can't pull out one of those little tiny dongles for my keyboard and mouse without having to pull out all the other USBS around it I can only imagine how hard it would be to get your fingers in that deep hole.
im a cnc mechanic. and if you had a proper industrial machine this plate would have taken not even kidding like 5 minutes to manifacture, but these small home machines have their limits when it comes to sturdiness XD
nice video
Believe me it's truly painful knowing that something can be cut in the blink of an eye to higher dimensional accuracy and with a better surface finish haha. One day I'll have a proper machine or even better, several :D
@@bittech1 my machine is the CTX Gamma 2000TC gildemeister, even tho i programm by hand, and the fakt that is a lathe i could do this thing on it ^^, but it comes with a pricetag of about 750k base
@@nogum9763 Ooof that's a heavy boi. I'm just aiming to start small with one of the Datron machines, likely a Neo or an M8 Cube depending on which jobs seem likely. Can work my way up the food chain from there haha
@@bittech1 the gamma isnt mine ofc it belongs to my company, but a devent machine is a MCV for around 100-200k
I wonder how much of the ablated aluminium can be recovered. Seems like a substantial amount of it is removed while machining, would be nice if you can melt it down and reuse later.
I think you can since the machine shop in my college collects all the chips and sends it out to be recycled
Yup if you’re a proper machine shop going through loads of aluminium you can usually sell it back to the supplier for a discount. In my case the chips are a lost cause as they get two muddled in with other materials, however I do recycle all the offcuts.
@@bittech1 Considering the quality of your work I guess you are kind of on the way to become a proper machine shop sooner or later. Wish you all the best. My mouth starts to water when I think what you could probably do on one of those "proper" beasts of CNC machines. :)
I do think it looks awesome and very Bespoke, but, what happens in the future when you want a different Mother-board or GPU.??
Super excited to see that the rear io panel for the gpu works! I´m working on a modded Inwin d-frame mini with a similar custom vertical gpu bracket! :P Build log coming soon at the bit-tech forums!
Sebastian Jonsson Sounds sweeeeeet, love the D-Frame.
Why do you cut the piece out from the center of the aluminum plate rather than from closer to a corner/edge? Seems like a waste of metal. Obviously you can cut smaller pieces out of the scrap, but it seems to me you could have milled two large parts (ie - ths floor snd backplate) from one piece rather than needing two sheets of plate for those two large pieces.
beautiful design and machining work. I miss my days at the machine shop.. 1 day I'll buy myself some cnc equipment
So gorgeous. My next build is not gonna live up to this but it will be unique im using a microwave as the case. Weird challenge from my family lol
alex how are u going to connect the gpu to the motherboard. a riser cable will definitely block the bottom half of the motherboard which im sure u wouldnt do. hmmm interesting..
I'd be a damn liar if I said that I am not jealous nor impressed.... Top notch! Subbing!
I really struggle to watch this guy speak, his moustache is hard to watch and generally detracts from the otherwise fantastic content.
The idea of a radiator connected straight to the distro is really interesting, can't wait for the next video and live stream.
best of the best
Is the GPU held in place currently only by the screwholes from the removed IO shield?
Why didn't you go for replaceable plate/shield for IO ports of your motherboard?
Who else is triggered by the cutouts for the USB Type C not beeing USB Type C shaped?
Someone explain to me how expensive a good CNC machine is for diy at home project😩. I need myself one😵
Question..why did you machine that from the middle of that chunk of aluminium instead of utilising one of the edges of it.
It is not finish at the part 500 lol (I'm french but I'm speaking little English )
looks great bro but you have way more space around the motherboard i/o cutouts then the gpu i/o cutourts :)
Good ! :D
Your skills are Amazing. Keep the videos coming.
this cat is putting the so called "big PC water cool tubers" to shame!!! - love it!
OMG it's beautiful and it's not even finished yet. Got my sub!
Where do you get that pre-faced aluminium? I cant seem to get it anywhere!
That alu will get scratched fast by trying to plug stupid usb a devices in.
This Guy must be Awesome - he uses WERA Tools. Greeting from the Hometown of WERA-Tools ❤️
I'd so like to call it Aluminator...
Amazing work as always.
I think the music is very loud compared to your voice though, I noticed it in your previous video as well.
I'm having to turn the volume up for your voice, and down for the music haha
Grey-man Might be the microphone settings as I swapped lavs recently. I can boost the sensitivity more, just a bit worried about picking up the neighbours too much haha
@@bittech1 Fair point lol
Are this alien components what's the cost of this may be $1000000
Are you maki role? If so I remember you from you a forum few years ago.. I remember you modelling and rendering components to realism.. If so? Now I know where you went haha
Kieran Whelan That’s a me!
@@bittech1 aah cool.. I Remember you shared that model with me on there. Im Korruptedkaos.. I'm still machining all the time on my little 6040.. Been using some tiny endmills myself lately on aluminium doing some 3d engraving and well I broke about 4 before I got it all dialed in.. Love your work and I hope you know you are an inspiration to me and a lot of people.. Keep doing what your doing mate because you are definitely one of the best people out there!
That is so gorgeous! Do you take custom orders? No... seriously!
I know only one English word, nice! maybe Good job!
get project files, maybe?
it will be useful to try to repeat
Why is there no cooling fluid? Is the cutting bit air cooled?
Nice festool mft table! Do you sell and make custom mods for people ?
please stop giving me ideas on how i should build my own case
every video, too many words, you can say it less long??
No oil bath? And I'm thinking tool longevity!
that aluminum (aluminium) is thicccccc
Imagine your kid kicking this thing off your desk
NICE! how to connect the video card to motherboard?
I am super excited with this case 06:30, is there video about it?
What software do you use to model 3D designs?
I absolutely love watching your videos. The Percision that you work at is amazing. I do like the CNC videos as well. Very well done. You make precision computer equipment as well as a watchmaker
ilost my gf just by clicking the vid...
My motherboard: OMG!! I am not worthy...
Where do you get the models for all the components?
Hi, got here from UA-cam recommendation and your channel rock! However, what happened to your mustache? They was awesome in other videos.
I think it melted that week haha
Just found this channel on the video before this one.
Great work !! Really like the direction of the project.
Wish I had time to make something like that.
One tip: Use "conventional" milling when doing chamfers or any other finishing cuts for a better finish. (Especially when you start cutting acrylic)
Second tip: Correct the run-out of your end mills with a tenths indicator.
Won't help with the single flutes but anything higher and it helps in many ways, reduced chatter, smoother finish and higher accuracy of parts, especially when using cutter compensation.
If you need instructions on how to do that. let me know. (Yes, I own a machine shop)
Keep up the good work!!
Can't wait for the next video.
This whole project inspires so many people to do more!
For me it provides the confidence to push forward with both modifying an existing OEM chassis I have, and, Continue designing and brainstorming a custom ground-up modular chassis that I plan to build in the future!
Thank you for the hardwork and dedication that you put into both this project and the videos themselves, as well as the many guides and tips + tricks that you have covered on PC Modding/general DIY stuff.
I wish you all the best, and a very many thanks for a fan of the channel :)
Peace :)
I learn more from your videos than from my professors
Music, Song Playlist... PLEASE!! I'm loving the choice of tunes in these videos of yours.
Like some others been waiting all week for this!! I'm excited to see the finished project, but also loving the journey!! :-D
This is genuinely the best build series out there, I've come across so many but always got bored of them, this is simply entertaining, coming from and engineering background really makes me appreciate tmit that much more.
Beautiful work! But sadly by the time it’s finished your gonna be 2 generations behind haha
I've been following this closely. By far the greatest project you've endeavored so far, imo. Everything you do is so well finished that it's mesmerizing. Can't wait for the live stream :) Bless you!
I came here just for the handlebar mustache!
Insanely beautiful!
I preferred the original I/O, not a fan of your design for it. There are gaping holes, audio sockets not centred, etc.
Each to their own I know.
LD Williams It fits EXACTLY the same as it uses the same dimensions.
Omg this is going to be so amazing. I hate you!
Do you mind sharing how you worked out the dimensions / locations for the cable ports? Is it published somewhere? Did you measure it by hand? Looked perfect.
It would be interesting to see a motherboard manufacturer make a giant motherboard that is designed specifically to display as a work of art. The memory would be spaced wider apart or have some kind of giant memory card that is decorative. And have more PCI slots or more things on a larger I/O panel. Maybe have physically larger NVMe drives that can be decorated.
Insanely clever and encompassed by brilliance. Alex, you are a true marvel with your machinery and ability. Thank you, I can't wait for the next installment.
Incredible how detailed your work here is, I'm impressed. Something you might want to consider to fit the silver color of the whole build is electroplating the brass connectors for your distro-plates with nickel, it's a fairly simple process.