Water Cooling a Network Switch!
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One of our 10 gig network switches is kinda loud, so the obvious solution is to water cool it.
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"There's no proper way to do something this stupid."
"I have zip ties."
Perfect
"100% pro"
fwiw zip ties are actually used for professional cable management
@Destro I work in power electronics. We build large power converters and use zip ties almost exclusively for cable management. This is entirely because our equipment is often subjected to environments with a lot of shaking and vibration. Wires have to be really secure so that they can't vibrate, wear through their insulation, and short out. It's especially important given that we're talking voltages up to 1000vdc. Unsecured wires can literally cause fires lol.
My point was that zip ties are very much a professional tool. They're just not optimal for applications like ethernet runs where the wires are stationary, the voltages are low, and they need to be easily disassembled.
That's what she said.
Tweezers you mean
10:28 Linus: "This is leaking"
Alex: "Yeah, it got dropped"
Linus: "I taught you well, my young padawan"
Can you tell that this guy failed his engineering degree? Actually did anyone at LTT finish their degree other than Yvonne? :s
@@brazeiar9672 Linuskiddrops?
@Michael Martin someone is an upset college dropout making $10 an hour
I wanted to like your comment but it was at 420 likes already, and I didn't want to ruin it.
Look at how fast these DIYs are improving with Alex heading them! That internal work was so clean!
Yeah, they don't have the proper tools yet, but it's way better than it used to be.
Give the man a raise.
Maybe they can afford a raise when they stop buying him equipment, lol. I think he's pretty happy with his toy budget as a job perk.
@@freddywestside3763 get the man a mill and lathe!
@@shaun4bigblocksllc, I would say that is a big no, though I understand your point. Proper tools allow for far more consistency and a better finish to your work, but it doesn't magically make it easy for just anyone to do a job. Skills are required in any case. I can carve something out of wood with a butter knife, the finish will be poor and it will be very difficult and time intensive... when I could have just used proper sharp/shaped carving tools. The real skill would be the carving, not making things needlessly difficult.
"I don't know if these come off..."
*_ONE ANGLE GRINDER LATER_*
K.o.R nothing is permanent if you have an angle grinder.
@@abroxyz98 damn even me too?
@@Ex0ticbr4d.KR7 yup, you aren't, doesn't even take a grinder. Just time. A lot of it.
i died at that hard cut
@@abroxyz98 "Pain is Temporary, Glory is Forever"
Technology: exists
Linus: We gotta water cool it
And add RGB to it.
Peter Xiong and then he was like, let’s concerete cool a gaming pc
we gotta cement cool it
Technology: _Exists_
Linus: "It's free real estate"
They should watercool an iPhone :)
"There's no proper way to do something this stupid." - Linus, 2019
This needs to be the next LTT shirt!
I think it would look good
imgur.com/a/uqxGxs0
Haha yessssss!!
I'd buy that!
That should be the company motto.
id buy it
Just waiting for Steves respons "Yhe, Linus should be paying us for the right too use the logo in his videos"
Steve’s most devious plan yet,
1. Send out free Mod mats to every UA-camr who is competition.
2. Have them included in as many videos as possible to advertise his channel.
3. When UA-camrs catch on to the fact they have been doing free advertising, strike them down with copyright strikes for using his copyrighted logo for months in the majority of video.
4. Watch the Subscriptions flood in as the only Tech Tuber left on UA-cam while stroking Snowflake in an oversized gaming chair laughing with a tone of pure evil.
Step 5... set sights on next target, LinusCatTips.
I really like the dude in this video with Linus. He comes off as such a genuinely nice person. Good to see LTT recruiting good people!
I think you mean Alex?
Yeah Alex is a great bloke!
I like james and Anthony too!
In fact I love all his staff haha
@@kennysbusdrawings veganism is stupid but je is a good person... hate is s strong word
@@kennysbusdrawings I'm not vegan my self, but why would you trigger on a person who doesn't eat meat? That's just rude and childish.
@@kennysbusdrawings ??? 1: Cows are a big factor in production of greenhouse gases, less cows and stuff - better 2, there are still a lot of people like you and me who eat meat, it would really only hurt meat industry if a large amount of people suddenly stopped eating meat.
You could tell me this was an April fool's joke and at this point, I honestly would have no idea. Linus, you're a madman
As i'm from Germany, for me it's still march 31😂
@@p3chv0gel22 Same here in Sweden
Same here i'm from sweden
@@p3chv0gel22 Same here in the states
r/madlads
Interviewer: so tell me something interesting about your last position.
Alex: once i watercooled a network switch
Interviewer: wat?
Alex: wat?
indeed
666 likes, don't disturb it!
Replace "network switch" with "scientific calculator".
@@higihups done
Considering that he used to be into competitive dune buggy making. This sounds very tame.
This is proper LTT content. I love these every week.
This video was such gold. Great chemistry, miss these videos of Alex and Linus trying something janky. Need more
Actually it was copper.
@@whitey4986 T_T
Their work chemistry is amazing. They go together like lamb & tuna fish.
that actually sounds pretty nasty lol
where's my lamb sauce
@@Cheese_1337 Silence of the Lambs!!
9:05 siblings.
Pineapple and pizza?
Hotel? Trivago
im actually surprised you made a cooler this good after seeing the original janky cooling methods. that cast aluminium was definitely the worst.
Yeah, looked like a silly rock
Bet they could make new sketchy heat sink with milling instead of casting.
@@najibnk sketchy heatsinks: the movie
Linus probably wanted to see some results from Alex before he spent serious money on equipment. It was a good attempt, but doomed for failure.
The recip saw job is a horror show.
Watching them work with CNC literally looks like a regular lab class @ university where noone knows what's going on, especially the instructor. Brings memories
I'm an engineering student. I can confirm
In mine. All of them is broken I had to outsource outside workshop to finish my final year project.
I work in a professional CNC shop, and I see dumber decisions made at work every day.
Engineering Student here, can confirm...👍
Welll they did say he never GRADUATED his engineering program
10:28
"This is leaking"
"Yeah, it got dropped"
"So we're ready?" ;)
Yesn't
Linus: a mill is expensive
Couple months later
Linus: So we got a mill and and bunch of other shop equipment
so happy for the new workshop. that vid was wild
Just to continue the trend of this conversation:
If your mill doesn't cost a couple millions, it's probably just a hobbyist mill
@No Akomplice dude you just sound like a pathetic jealous idiot, calm down, take a second and pick you dummy back up off the floor. They make videos the way the do because people enjoy watching them, they make things look "janky" because it gets reactions and comments, boosting viewer interactions, helping boost their UA-cam page.
@No Akomplice, he did a fairly competent job measuring and recreating the board and mounting holes in CAD software as well as getting basic CNC routing done. The issue more so stems from lacking the proper tools I think, but as mentioned, the cost of tools can quickly add up. If you feel like he is being lazy, please explain where, I see no laziness per se, just lacking proper tools and time constraints. There is no doubt they could do better in a lot of their DIY projects, but they're not engineers. I also suspect, just like Jake, that part of their DIY video charm is actually because they're non-engineers trying to produce things usually done by engineers. This average joe approach likely gets them more views, and I wouldn't be surprised if they purposely play into that role.
If they don’t want to take out their wallets to buy a real milling machine for commercial use.
Then they could at least have bought something like this:
www.proxxon.com/en/micromot/24360.php
It cannot process large plates, but it does so much better for precision parts such as water cooling blocks and does not cost a huge amount.
And you can even reduce the speed down to 200 rpm. : P
Alex is actually a super smart dude. Good work.
Yeah but watching him is like watching grass grow. Actually I'd rather watch grass grow
He's an engineer. We all smart
@@macstmanj3 are all smart
@@tankimus that's the joke
Maybe, but he's a dipshit when using tools. I hope his learning curve picks up. @ this point its painful 2 watch 4 me anyway.
"We should probably be careful with it" he says as he flips his screwdriver right over the machine. Love it
Linus: I got fever
Also Linus: Let's pop open my brain and water cool it
it already is
More cowbell
This just made me realize that everything with blood in them is watercooled
He has fittings on his head and a rad on the back.
But he doesnt want the viewers to notice. Thats why you never see his back in any video.
@@SuperNGLP Yea that's truth. 😂
This is my FAVORITE kind of LTT video!!! Nice one, I really really love these build logs.
The build/modding vids are the only worth ones.
Legit one of the coolest things I've seen on LTT....looking forward to the RED Camera water cooling!
If they ever figure that out. Have they been working on it?
damn if this tech is refined, alot of routers can reduce the power consumption and be nearly dead silent when operating
Chris723 bankrupt? Lmao LTT is like Tony Stark but PCs
@@Spartan720-l3f I have some server 40mm fans that draw 1.82A @12V! 22W PER FAN!
Still no video on it :(
That was probably one of the best watercooling / DIY videos that you & Alex have done.
Keep them coming!
yeah i gotta agree. this copper blocks and heat pipe setup was really well done
Are you kidding me?! After all this time they are STILL so amateur and make so many stupid, easily fixable mistakes. It's not even funny anymore, it's just stupid as fuck.
they did a great job on making it happen. and its not every day when they make their own custom fittings to create a liquid cooled switch. #aurelius maybe you should create 1 and post up a video.. lets see how much of a tear-jerker video will come from your own DIY
treating your boss like a toddler 101. linus: i like to feel like i'm helping
I love Alex's YOLO attitude towards everything.
^ butt hurt much?
@No Akomplice I'd love to hear your qualifications if you're making such comments.
@@maskettaman1488 My man stole his girl, for sure. This is the energy from someone who got cucked.
No Akomplice AMEN
What the hell happened here?
No one:
Absolutely no one:
LTT: Let's water cool this [insert device]
Jayztwocents*
can i has water cooled microwave ty
@@saltmine omg go back to 2013
Camera den:
Linus: Oh hey that seems really loud you need it water cooled don't you
let's watercool a hard drive #Watercool everything
"Yeah, it got dropped."
To be fair, you could say that about literally anything in the LTT studio.
Or at least anything linus touched.😂
Linus: "Theres the power supply. We're not going to touch or go anywhere near it, actually."
*later*
Also Linus: "Alright so I think what we need to do is turn on the power supply and start probing."
Well, it's probing with the correct tools, with something thats made for it, not just sticking some metal in there and accidentally smacking a capacitor. He needed to for powering the pump, didn't know he would at the beginning, but once he did he used the right tools. :|
@@ninjanippledog725 its important to know he did not probe on the 110V AC side. that would have propably killed the multimeter. he probed on the 12v side AFTER the PSU.
@@Savinmoneyforparts, eh, even cheap meters can read mains voltage safely... if you probe correctly. He apparently had it in current mode, which is bad since current probing tries to be as close to a short as possible to not affect the measurement, but apparently it had overcurrent protection. The issue I have is that the power supply is designed for a specific load, and I don't think they measured the watts pulled by the fan and pump to make sure the power supply can handle it, let's hope the engineers put in a good margin for the parts.
@@JimBob1937 yes, I know how to measure Voltage and current. And you are right. with the right input it is safe. but i really wouldn't want anyone foreign to electronics come anywhere near 230v 16amps or over 50V for that matter in general. especially not AC-
Way to ruin it guy🙄👌
Nobody:
Linus: So the objective is to watercool, myself.
He is kinda watercooled.
Blood is not enough for overclocking. I NEED MOOOAR!
Human body is essentially watercooled
Was bouta make a joke like that
You think you sweat to just stink or what????
LTT - Solving Problems You Don't Even Have
@unloved spoon09 HDD watercoolers exists. check on watercool.de :)
@unloved spoon09 well of course they do :D :D
Time to water cool normally passively cooled Monitors and Tv’s
Mitutoyo makes some good equipment. 🤘
Since 2013
"I don't know if these can come off", everything comes off with an angle grinder.
Wait,that's illegal
@@catalintimofti1117 not if you own the product. This is why we need the right to repair/modify bill.
@@Dust599 KnowYourMeme.com/memes/wait-thats-illegal
Stef Buwalda 😂
@@Dust599 r/wooosh
6:20 now I know 100 percent that Alex is an engineer now I know he is one of us xD
Alex is my favourite member of the LTT squad.
why.. because his complete incompetence with tools, his bumbling about fake it till he makes it "practical mechanical" mindedness?
the guys a fucking moron. he wouldn't be called alex in the shop i work at. he would of been called "dickhead you're fired"
@@pontaduck89 Jeez buddy, why the very uncalled for hate?
@@pontaduck89 weird flex but ok
@@pontaduck89 is everything ok at home dude?
Hmm I think Jake is better / more funny
Alex engineering abilities are improving a lot, GJ guys \o/
How long until Linus Manufacturing Group is founded?
Already has. Channel merch is the first step. Next step is tech gadgets, cables, apparel..
@@YunFuriku Garden hoses, sprinklers...
AND ALL WATERCOOLED!
@@wellnotme9354 watercooled garden hoses? TAKE MY MONEY!!!
Watercooled phones
The drill press would do this perfectly
Five seconds later:
What’s this? Oh, the drill press messed up.
Scientific papers?
Precise dimensions?
This doesn't add up...
This is still LTT isn't it?
Then they pull out the angle grinder, the oversized toenail clippers and the mismatched color tubing...ahh now it's LTT
and wearing eye protection
This is what happens when a project isn't run by Linus.
3/4 of a centimeter. You're getting there Linus
Which is 7.5mm
AaronShenghao thank you Aaron
"there's no proper way to do something this stupid" words to live by
Usually, when a youtuber that I watch switches from showing graphs, to I'm liking it after looking at the screen without showing the increase, it means either you are completely done with it, or it's worse than before the time and effort spent......LOL! Still love it and thank you!
LTT - bringing backwoods engineering to even the most precision designed hardware. Well played guys. LMFAO
Looking forward to water-cooled smart watch
Yes! Let's bully Linus into t̵r̵y̵i̵n̵g̵ doing this!
water cooled iPhone??
@@mysticvirgo9318 No that's forbidden technology
dont give him ideas...
Isn’t that the human circulatory system? Just make a nice copper backplate...
3 Steps to avoid having to lower spindle speed:
1. Reduce depth of cut, using proper feeds
2. Reduce the tool diameter, use the depth of cut you wanted.
3. Use stronger tool on the first pass, then use a second pass with the tool form you wanted.
If that all fails:
4. Outsource it?
5. Redesign it?
6. Make this specific video.
-"does it work faster?"
-"nope!"
yea I don't understand the point of this video
@@runninggames771 you must be new to the channel
@@skolarii I've been watching sense 2010 fucking dickhead
runninggames771 if you were watching since 2010 I’d like to think y out wouldn’t be so offended by that comment
@@runninggames771 to reduce all the fan noise obviously
Hardware:works absolutely fine
Linus:ok lets water cool it 😂🤣
@starshipeleven but....it's in a server room... Also, they could have just put sole 140mm fans on top of the case instead of the 2x 40m. It would just like this not be 1U but dead silent too.
@@Chadok89 I think they said this switch was for a room they're actively working in, since they need 10 Gigabit connectivity there.
starshipeleven lol or just have better airflow
@starshipeleven A 140mm on top is enough. Not because they have to, but because they can, and it's cool 😎
@starshipeleven absolute true^^
*LTT:* We watercool EVERYTHING!
And never actually finish
or is it WWE
They gonna water cool the mouse to now??
watercool pre-order hype?
And add RGB to everything
This is probably one of the most unnecessary yet best mod on a piece of gear that Linus has ever done. I'm actually impressed.
you did hear how loud it was to begin with?
Agreed out side of industry, I think this has to me the best kinda home gamer build like this.
"And I don't know if these come off..."
Cut to angle grinder
You guys should really consider pressure testing these in-house made water loops for future builds.. rather than "wait and see" to see if any leaks develop over time, just get an automotive hose pressure tester or any hand pump really, fill your loop or component with fluid, and give it a couple psi and see if any water seeps out from any of the fittings or o-rings. if it can stand up to not leaking while under pressure, then you know it will have zero issues while under less pressure during normal operation.
Damn, that's a really good idea.
Even tho I agree to some point a pressured system can have no leaks and when there's only flow and low pressure it can leak. Most rubber seals need pressure to seal be it by the mounting or the fluid. A o'ring for example can seal at pressure and if the mounting is not thigh enough it will let fluid trough at lesser pressure.
Super overkill
these systems should be near atmosphereic pressure anyways, probably less than .5psi ever in the loop.
A better idea would be something like the Dr Drop pressure tester where you don't even put water in. You just assemble your loop, attach the pressure gauge and use the pump to put in some pressure. Leave it for a bit and if the pressure remains stable then your loop is good to go. You may need to google to find the kit in stock though and to get a better price (I have seen the kit costing anywhere from $25AUD to $200+). I did look at making my own for testing my own loops but either I overengineered my tester or the maker of the prebuilt kit is getting a volume discount for parts as my kit was costing about double to triple the cost of the prebuilt. :\
www.singularitycomputers.com/shop/tools-2/dr-drop-pressure-tester-w-air-pump/
the pitch meeting.
we want to water cool a 10gig switch.
Jake: you cant water cool a switch.
Linus: Hold my Madrinas Coffee.
Nunya Business madrinas has their own ltt coffee
They need to water cool their Madrinas coffee and make a video about it.
@@as7river Yeah a little bucket you put your Madrinas coffee in, and the water cooling loop around it runs to a radiator chilled by a refrigerator. That way your drink stays cold, even if you get distracted by dropping something expensive.
Linus: Hold my water bottle, LTTSTORE.COM.
Canadians don't like heat. And with heat they mean everything over 25 degree celcius. So they have to cool everything down to normal canadian temperatures. Which are something like 5 degrees celcius ;)
Alex's hair is more impressive than any $60k pc or entire watercooled room.
Edit: the fact that it worked and actually works BETTER now is pretty impressive (read: surprising) too though.
well they turned a 1U switch to a ... 4 U i guess ? wich also need yearly maintenance.
but yeah it's the first silent 10Gbit switch in the world
"That would be smart, wouldn't it?"
"You guys wanna do that?"
"No"
15:26
you know its more effort to do the right thing, but you also know it could save you alot of time if it goes wrong but you do it anyways sort of situation
14:55 DID YOU JUST USE A SWIPE THAT WORKS WITH STATIC ELECTRICITY TO ATTRACT DUST ON THE ELECTRONICS OF A $800 SWITCH???? Nice....
To attract comments on youtube
Did you just had a brain fart in order to stir up hate?! nice... This is you.
Imagine he would have dropped it onto the switch... lol
@@JohnJaggerJack are you ok ?
$800 for a switch is cheap
Writing team:*out of video ideas*
Linus: lets just Water cool S***
(Innovation and ingenuity at its finest)
This is hands down the coolest video you guys have done. More of ACW please (Alex Custom Works)
Anybody that has had one of these machines in a development room will know that this thing could definitely be helpful. Servers and server grade equipment have a tendency to migrate to development desks after all.
10:30 *"it got dropped"*
I am wondering why and who...
Autronic you mean 10:30?
@@jthoward UA-cam is drank again...
IT was Linus. Who Else?
Seeing Linus with side cutters is giving me flashbacks to drilling through motherboards.
14:32 Oh no.
Employer: Can we have this Paper like them ?
Linus: No.
Me: Well, a disassembled 8K Red Camera is a better Value :D
Didn't you mean employee?
Holy shit, Alex was REALLY showing his experience and intellect in this video oh my god.
Alex impressed the hell outta me in this video damn! Cool video to watch.
My dyslexic ass thought the title said "Water Cooling a Nintendo Switch!" I'm now hoping this is a real thing soon.
Wait me too
same lmao
Same lol
Same
Same xD
_So you telling me...... these people water-cooled the internet?_
*_I See_*
#Canadians
‘demagnetised by stephen hawking himself’
And this is why LTT needs a big staff: to keep making great vids!
I like how Linus was like a kid in his dad's garage for most of the shop section
"This is getting more legit with every video"
*2 seconds later*
"This is leaking"
"Yup"
the lesson here is that if you start incompetently enough you have a lot of headspace for gradual improvement without ever being required to actually do it properly
Nobody:
Editors: “*Meanwhile in San Francisco*”
Was looking for this one
There's written "San Fransisco" lul
7:28
I think Linus and Co. may be onto something here. I know I am tone deaf after years of living a chained hermit life in a data center. This idea could save the hearing health of many people if applied (with more engineering/design) to infrastructure systems. Good job guys. :-)
Us building engineers are with you being stuck in machine rooms around huge pumps and walk in air handlers.
I mean technically the building I work in is water cooled (scroll chillers) it's still deafening due to how large fan engineering and hvac in general has not changed in 40 years.
With some modern engineering put into fans and large motors I'm sure they could make systems much quieter and efficient. But less R&D = more profit.
Custom molded ear plugs are your savior. You can find some that reduce about 28dB and can double duty for stuff like concerts if you get musicians plugs.
Whole server room water cooling!
Some quality earmuffs go a long way. We use 3M Peltors and they're pretty dang effective.
But when it breaks, is it IT or CE's fault?
Anyone else actually paying attention to how good of a boss Linus actually is. Like the way he talks to his employees is just so nice and complimenting them a lot. It isn't just this, but for example 12:54 in this vid.
You have to be really confident to ask if your boss farted😂😂 17:54
Jajajjajaja, I don't know why, but something tell me that they're brothers
They are def not brothers. But yes I was thinking the same thing. Or that linus is just a super lax boss. That said id still kill to work there even with the farts... You guys need a mechanical engineer that would volunteer?
@@Dom-I-NATE they were hiring some time ago.. i really want to work under linus too
The amount of the word "like", is like, too damn high.
I operate CNC routers primarily for PCB and fiberglass cuts, routing copper is a pain in the ass some times, good job guys! love watching these build videos.
The editing for this is gold. "I don't think these nuts come off", cuts to the grinder on the chassis.
Next: Water Cooling a calculator, then adding some RGB to it!
A 1980s pocket calculator.
There was a facebook post of their page about an email to Alex about overclocking a TI-83.
theyd find a way
you were right LMAO they’re water cooling a calculator now
they actually did it. today there is their youtube short clip
Man you guys are totally worth every single view and even more...truly love these signature ltt content dude...keep up the good work man!!
How many years until Linus makes a 100% water cooled setup? Watercooled PC, Monitor, speakers, keyboard, router all on the same loop.
I would love for him to do that full room water cooling again.
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@@SquadzzZHD
Mmmhm, hence why I said again. I thought it was a cool project that didnt get a fair shake
speaker?
It ain't complete until your ballsack is watercooled so you always get optimal temps for spreading your gamer DNA.
3:54 "Keep it 1u mountable"
RIP
Nobody:
Not a soul:
Not even satan:
Linus: so today we are going to be watercooling my 244 hz monitor so I can run at 300 hz
Lg: you cant do tha-
Linus: THANKS TO OUR SPONSOR TUNNEL BEAR
So, Anybody else ever have that regret of making a comment on a really good video and getting the notification tick in the top right of youtube????
F in the chat for Tunnel Bear
I miss tunnelbear sponsor ads.
Game Linked F
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How was Ave not called in? I heard Mill and was expecting the cut scene to him.
Would have been the best collaboration of all time.
Ryan Witkowski And he's JUST been machining copper!
Complete with a Cockford Ollie plaque on it.
I mean they are both Canadian
Immediately what came to my mind and further reinforced when Linus said "schmoo"
They have tried to colab with AvE a few times, he just never even responds to LMG haha
I read this as “nintendo Switch” and was interested
Same
Yup
same
Same
Same
You guys should do more stuff this informal and fun/janky, this has to be the best episode I've seen as of late, and everyone on the crew seems to have some fun watching the carnage too
"are you guys as excited as we are to see if this still gonna work?"
Me, when programming in a team....every single time.
3 mins later... "Okay, guys, so... Uhh... I guess it's rollback time!"
He programs, HE PROGRAMS! WE GOT A PROGRAMMER OVER HERE!!!
See? No one cares.
@@operator8014 okay Jeff we got it. You're a good for nothing college dropout who can't take jokes which you can't relate to. Now calm down.
@@potato_x69 You can see teamwork as: you get stuck on one bug, someone else suggests a fix and you have to write code twice as much for thrice as many new bugs.
I remember the days of the water cooling attempt in the old house/office.
Whole room water cooling with the rad hanging out the bathroom window 😂 then the radiant heat from the copper turned the room into a sauna. Ahhhhh the good old days
Linus, mills and lathes are expensive when you buy them new.
You should never buy them new unless you're a metalworking shop (and a lot of them don't even buy them new).
If you want a decent CNC they simply are going to be expensive. The used machines are either good and still expensive or they are old junk and are relatively still expensive. Mills in my shop are still 100k. They still are not anything special being they are a haas which are the cheaper side of something decent.
@@orangerider2827 well buy an simple and small mill and a cnc conversion kit and and it would cost way less than 100k
And LTT doesn't need a movement over X500mm Y400mm Z100mm
a big hobby mill with cnc kit is completely sufficient and cost new around 3k well it is a stack of money but even a private person could afford some thing like that
@@TheLtVoss While true in the States, I do wonder about how available they are in the frozen north. Sure, I can go down the street and pick up a fully functional used Bridgeport for ~2k that doesn't mean they are available in Canada for that price.
@@TheLtVoss yes then you have a non decent mill. If you are buying a manual and planning on converting it your better off with just buying a nice Bridgeport with a digital read out. The manual machines are not tight enough to hold any kind of precision with a cnc conversion. Not that the assembled router that they have is anyways. You want something decent that you can achieve a nice water block isnt going to be done on shotty equipment. Their is a reason some people are machinists and some people are hobbyists. Also have you priced a CNC conversion kit your not buying a new kit and a used mill for 3k. You would have at least 15k in it. Then still have all the problems I've mentioned above. My shop used to have such a machine simply couldnt keep up tolerance wise and no tool changer was a deal breaker now it sits out back under a tarp. Its junk cant sell it for the reason nobody wants it.
@@orangerider2827 I have learned machining on really old mills and same converted and man 0,005 mm was the highest tolerance for an +50 years old machine is still gread it is just maintenance of the bearings
And over here in Europe these machines a a still expensive because they they just need same love and cann do the same stuff like ur 100k cnc center (beside automated tool switching) and precision and work under tolerance of 0.001 mm is bull shit because the heat u putt in the workpiece even with cooling
And theses hobby mills (not the cheap shity ones) Ar the same on precision they a just too small for the most shops
Nice work, don't act so surprised you made something halfway legit lol your tech skills have been improving. Good work Alex.
I love the ratio that all of LTT videos are filmed in, works great on taller phones :)
Works good on a 40 inch tv too
16:26 Linus is just showing off his fancy TITANIUM scissors
Linus: Lets open a RED!!!
Like a month or so later:
Linus: It's never occured to me to open a network switch...
Priorietes lOL
These type of vids are my favorite lately! that thing looks so hilarious when you put the top on I lol'd
No one:
Nobody:
Not even a single soul:
Linus: *WE WATER COOLED SOMETHING!!1*
Next up water cooling the staff
Watercooling water
@Tate Daniels i want that
"we don't have a mill because it's expensive"
cut to alex looking at r8 collets for a bridgeport in the last livestream
hmm.jpg
Toss an AccuRite on a Bridgeport with the servos and it's a party. Cheap too.
How do you know what style collets they were, and how do you know that they were for a Bridgeport? I highly doubt they'll buy a Bridgeport. They'll prob get a Tormach or Haas Mini Mill, Toolroom-TM, or Compact-CM.
@@xenonram hoping they go Haas toolroom
Someone found out they make like $750,000 a year before taxes and expenses lol LTT is loaded these days.
@@AG.Floats 750k is nothing for a company with 22 people, if the avg. salary is 40k 40000*22 is $880,000. That's not including rent, insurance, tools ect.
Linux meta videos. We need lots of switches and servers to hold all the videos we make about needing more switches and servers. Goto 1.
Thank you for reminding that physics and mechanical engineering are part of everything we use everyday ! Linus you are a perfect example of what a great entrepreneur is !
Best video in a looooong time :) Keep going that manufacturing stuff :) And please buy a mill... it is really cheap compared to that cnc machine ;)
To fix ur reservoir(e) u should of used flex tape just to meme-ify ur cnc machine.
First look at the title....
Water cooling on a Nintendo Switch?!?
Right? I got bamboozled.
Yeah I thought it was an April's fools video haha
Same
i also thought it said *nintendo* at first.
same
This was pretty sweet, neat to see the entire design process to implementation.
You should start a new series:
"Can you water-cool this?" :D
The hardware equivalent of 'does it run Crysis?'
'Shit linus watercooled' new series
Drills into the pcb: JayzTwoCents wants to know your location
Looking at the custom copper on the board, this beast looks legit. It's not a project that anyone is likely to copy but I'm happy as hell to see it work!
Looking back at this video makes me rly impressed w/ their new workshop & how far they've come in 5yrs