Your PC Can Look Like THIS Now!

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zlabia pc lol

I'll call it the Masterchef PC

Huh, feels like the sort of video where usually there'd be a lot more interaction with the writers/co-hosts, or see more of the build process trial-and-error. Am not sure if that was originally attempted and then things fell apart for some reason, or just choosing to make this a Linus-to-camera video, but personally I prefer the engineering videos to be more about the build process and the people who did that process explaining what they went through instead. The preview image had me excited for another Jank Watercooling With Alex video!

Leica blk360 feels a bit beter scanner(it is not hand held, but u can adjust scanning angle and cut out the usles parts later) and leaser is a tiny bit more precise than photo scanning

Here's an idea for a future project: 3D print a metal tubing that has fins, so you do not need a radiator

Resin printing is awesome. You can see the tubing is faceted all over. That is not a limitation of the printer, that is a limitation of the 3D model they used, being made obvious by how rediculously precise resin printers are.

Fusions Hobby License is utter garbage. Only cloud storage, you can't export than one sheet, only 10 projects at a time... and it's getting more restrictive almost every month. It used to be great not that long ago, but nowadays it's impossible to recommend.

I'm here for jalebi PC build

would a waterfall not require radiators ?

Can we please get that waterfall design video!!

Reminds me of the tool that Polyphony Digital used to scan Vehicles for Gran Turismo 7 (as seen in the Gran Turismo Movie in the start and at the end)

Why didn't you metal 3D print tubes...?

This could have a lot of really exciting applications in mini PC builds where a lack of space hinders water cooling.

This is cool. If you have a small resin printer, you could conceivably print separate tube sections with each end having a male/female end that fit together and glued with resin. Each section can be oriented for best quality.

That spiral looks just like a Jalebi

You had me at black light paint

Gpu loop looks like an old gas stove top loz'

CNC Kitchen just made a video 2 months ago about brick layer 3d printing. You could apply this concept to this hardline tubing prints as an alternative for resin, see if there's potential there!

Why not look at metal 3D printing to make the radiator as well? (I'm aware that it wouldn't work for the heat plates because of the fin thicknesses) use the space in the case to fill with all and every measure to help the airflow shift heat away.

really thought this had something to do with sega from the thumbnail

Now take it a step further and make the entire case a crazy roller-coaster system of UV and RGB lit tubes

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sounds too bassy

I've been using resin printed parts in my loop for over a year now, not a single problem so far

Charles that is not a challenge just sit down. 😂😂

How about casting?

Bro do the water slide & fall plz!!!

Hey LInus, you absolutely can print watertight tubing in PETG on a regular 3D printer. I've done a bunch of experiments on this because I can't use resin printers in our apartment. Over extruding the flow rate along with reducing cooling of PETG can give the right amount of 'squish' and stickyness between the layers. Yes, there's a bit of experimentation to get the profile right but on my Artillery Sidewinder X2 bed slinger I can regularly print watertight pipes and other designs. Another technique is to print in PLA and flood fill the interior in slow set low viscosity epoxy but it's a bit finnicky and messy. I've had a lot of fun doing 3D printing for PC interiors. In fact, I've currently got an air cooled modded Y40 on the Hyte subreddit. Marrying 3D printing with PC design could really be a game changer in the modded PC community.

Those scans don't look too great. We have Creaform gear.

I know it’s weird and I don’t know if possible given pump operating temps but would it be possible to make a liquid LN2 loop as long as the res has a hole to let off the pressure couldn’t you theoretically push liquid lm2 through a copper loop or something ?

Why does that tubing remind me of Jalebi

Look who it is Hard R Linus still making awful videos and treating female staff horribly until the end themselves. Never change.

It could been done in 3d printer. Not resin. It's about adjusting the printer sittings and temperature. Then you won't have spaces between each layer. Like there is hole. But with proper temp. They will melt together. Especially if you choose the prober distance.

I'm thinking there is no reason your tubing even needs to be round or even smooth on the outside. You could print a flatten oval profile if you needed things to be more compact or to squeeze through a tight gap or you could "skin" the outside of the tubing with some cool geometric pattern or text if you really wanted to.

Please do the LTT intro 'Thought of the day' more often, if feels more real.

Or just don't use hard tubing and do it eazly with soft tubing. Sorry but printed tubing look ugly.

I use that same case for my office pc, I kind of want to do this to it now.

But the 90° bends are TOO sharp. And the cross-section of the inner tube alters too much in that corner. I'd be even more impressed if you modeled the fluid flow in them and optimized the bends for ideal flow. More gratuitous tech!

Next, I vote for a full PC case 3d printed, with any possible components also 3d printed such as the fan blades, water cooling tubes, graphic card support and so on.

Ah the dreamcast/hotplate PC

1 out of 10 of these I own (B17 Bomber). This definitely gives me quite a few ideas for games to hunt.

What if you could line the inside of the tube the way plumbers do with old pipes?

Uzumaki Clan is proud!😊

PC can look like JALEBI 😁