Personal Rig Update - Sheet Metal Mod
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 7 ก.ย. 2024
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For real though, routing the power cables through the tube would be awesome.
I've thought about routing sleeved power cables through hardline tubing and even did some testing but it looks pretty bad at the mainboard end.
I actually tried it with copper tubing a few years ago, I couldn’t really pull it off but I bet someone out there will nail it.
That would be pretty cool. What cables could fit in there though?
How do you actually put the cable through the tube? Especially the 24-pin motherboard cable. The only way I can think of, would be to the remove plug on the end, pull the cable through and put the plug back on.
Doing this to a modern power cable seems an especially bad idea, as all wires are black for optical purposes. Even if you are careful, it would be easy to mix up two wires and cause actual damage.
@@RedSunFX You could slice open the side of the tube that is turned to the mobo. Or is it not possible?
And safety tip - get some scrap wood that you can drill into so you don't drill into your hand.
And bar clamps to clamp it to his table.
Absolutely. Jay does great work but sometimes I'm like "Oh maaaaan...."
umm, drilling into your hands is the funnest part of working with metal and wood.
Andrei Bogatsky I thought he was going to cut his damn hand off with that sheet of metal. 😂
Walter
Jay! Get a frigging vice or some clamps and clamp things down when you drill them, my woodwork teacher would have had an aneyursm if he watched that
All Clamps have been taken by Acorn to Arabella.
The infamous Aneyursm
He might even have an ANEURYSM... ;)
my pops would have grabbed some scrap and smacked him upside the head.
how this guys didn't hurt himself until now is baffled me.
How you got through high school is beyond me.... Your grammar is fucken shit.
@@Moibhin Not everyone speaks English as a first language, or even second for that matter. You don't have to be rude
@@Moibhin how to be a dick on internet 101. Award goes to you
@@Laarnor the internet will never change
@@Moibhin says the one who writes "Fucken" because that's a proper word.
OCD People are fine
Jay: “This might bug OCD people.” *proceeds to go out of his way to show the asymmetry in all its glory*
I'm here before thie comment went viral, in fact, I am the first that liked!
@@amartje0108 no one asked.
Well I'm generally not OCD, but that 3 inch lower pipe leaving the back of that reservoir isn't horizontal & it's bugging me, but Jay said something like "no one will really see it" as he shows it off.
Fake shreeching follows
So who was first to comment on this comment?
"couldn't put it any higher"
*Didn't think of lowering other side*
Jay, as someone who works in a machine shop, wearing cloth gloves when working with anything spinning is a bad idea, if it catches the glove the glove doesn’t rip but it can take all of your fingers off with it
Thats sound advice, but he's using a hand drill, you'd let go of the trigger out of reflex before it rips any finger off (if it even could). And i think he wore those gloves because of the sharp edges of the metal.
If he'd be using a drill press you'd be absolutely right, since it stays on when using.
Danfga2 you could still easily break every bone in your hand, hand drills spin up to 2000 rpm your hand would be destroyed before you can even react, trust me I’ve seen it in person and it’s not pretty
He shouldn't be drilling into it without clamps or a vise, anyway. No way should he be letting that sheet metal spin. F%cking dangerous.
Ahhhh, I still remember when a mag drill ripped my shirt off one day....
Plus remove all rings, watches/wristlets, neck jewelry. You never know, and you'd rather not know.
As written long ago, once upon a time someone ignored people and the 'remove all jewelry' warning signs. Machines are quick. Machinery removed the ring from that 'someone.' The ring was fine. The finger was 'pulled out by the root' however.
Please, don't do a Verge ....
"Accidental injury has become the No. 3 cause of death for the first time in U.S. history. Injury statistics examined by NSC data experts confirm that preventable deaths rose 10% in 2016. Based on new injury statistics, an American is accidentally injured every second and killed every three minutes by a preventable event"
"2017 Occupational Safety Highlights
Preventable injury-related deaths 4,414"
"Medically consulted injuries 4,500,000
Workers 154,511,000
Costs $161.5 billion"
"Source: Deaths reflect National Safety Council analysis of data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics Census of Fatal Occupational Injuries (CFOI). All other figures are NSC estimates based on data from BLS."
National Safety Council
As everyone from OSHA who watches this has a heart attack. :)
Jay is an anarcho-capitalist and does not follow the standards imposed by institutionalized state oligarchies.
This is my ridiculous long comment about your comment LOL!!!
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Good thing he doesn't have to deal with OSHA then huh lol
@@bepbep7418 Nah just broken bones etc when the day finally comes
@@paulvenn4447 true, but that's what insurance is for.
"I never worked with sheet metal before" - is amazed at the sounds it makes and runs around with it like a 10 Y.O.
Gee, we never would have guessed it if you didn't tell us xD
I think you got the colour matching pretty perfect. Also check out some aluminium next time. I feel it's much easier to use and work with.
Jay: Can afford 4000$ worth of hardware for his personal PC
also Jay: Cant buy a 50$ vise or 20$ save gloves
You had my like at space noises. Also GPU power leads through chrome tubes would be awesome.
too much tubes already
2:14 Intellegence in its purest form...😂
8:29 *an OSHA manual bursts into flame*
Jay, Love that you still do your mods like most of us at home. Not knocking Linus but we all don't have 10's of thousands of dollars to buy the equipment he has to build his stuff. Your methods of completion may be hilariously suspect, but your end results are undeniably good. You're one of the few that have stayed true to your craft. Excellent stuff Jay!
2021 : ALMOST FINISHED WITH THE MODS ON NEBULA
2025
@@MrRourk 2050
Still 2 more cables to route through the pipes
I don't care much for the style of that case but you have to love how everything can be easily popped in and out. That case looks like a dream to work in.
Phil: Route the cables through the tubes.
Me: YES!!!!!1!1!!!!111!!!!
Good job on the build jay, but I would recommend using an acrylic sheet as it's easier to work with compared to a sheet of metal. I use it in all my builds for making panels/covers just try it I am sure you will like using it. I already done a build on that case and it's a blast working on it really good case. best wishes to you, your family and your project I am sure it's gonna be awesome when it's done. Cheers!
Sheet metal is great for pc case mods, I remember being inspired by Lowfat’s Big Lian Li. Coincidentally I’m now in HVAC doing sheet metal. Small but functional mod! Keep it up jay
I love the minimalism of the design. Yeah there's less tubing but I think it's a non-traditional approach, and a lot about this build seems non traditional so it's cool to see it come together like this
"Imagine what our neighbours are thinking right now" I'm thinking Drilldo.
It never ceases to amaze me how a person so infinitely skilled with PC building can be such a TOOL when it comes to basic works with materials. Jeeeezhz wept...
holly crap, use tape when drilling through painted stuff!
The Goaty no
This is why Jay is the best, he has genuine fun with his videos. SO many tech youtubers lose that.
Continuing the buildlog of another water cooling build, hosted by yours truly; Jays2Slow!
I'm about to build my first PC's for my two teenage kids and now I don't feel scared at all...I was over here thinking I'd look so lost but now I don't feel so bad after watching this lol. Love your videos dude. I've been watching a whole bunch of them to build up the confidence to know this out!
This time Jay, please finish before the hardware becomes obsolete.
Like the custom Radeon VII build that was never concluded.
So he has like 4-6 months max probably sounds doable
@@chillmal6271 Should be. Most competent PC builders could finish it in a few days, but we are talking about Jay.
Jay's motorized sheet metal cutter hand-tool.. 😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣 When I was in Tech School in the early 80's doing sheet metal class, we just used a pair of tin snips.. 👍👍👍
Just paint the washers as you did the sheet metal
please
This needs to happen yes...
Yes please
Wont last. He needs some anodized or powder coated washers
@@MyNameIssaSimon Or that, I just think that it would look great with the colored matched washers and a black screw
@JayzTwoCents Next time, just buy a pair of Tin Snips. More control and easier to use, especially on that small gauge steel your using. For slightly larger cuts, I would use a Die Grinder with a cut-off tool. I rarely used those electric metal shears back when I worked at a car restoration shop doing metal fabrication.
Nobody:
Jay: MoRe MoDs
Accidently the cleanest build ever. It looks great!
Shit i thought we were going for the post malone build time record.
I work with sheet metal all the time making duct work and wearing gloves is a false sense of security. When you don't have gloves on you will tend to be more careful.
I trust my grip without gloves more than wearing gloves. I must just be used to my skin by now? Glass pros never wear gloves handling glass.
noone:
Jay: *_blocks a hole so he can make holes for pass-through fittings_*
Gotta say i do LOVE Phils Idea of Routing ALL the Power Cables through Chromatic Pipes
"How to self file an OSHA complaint"
“Come with me, and we’ll be, in a world of OSHA violations” lol but always cool to see stuff like this 🤘
Not First!
Is it me or the camera, (or the background to be more precise) seems to wobble after minute 11:05?
Yes it does a bit.
the matrix is glitching a little. Don't mind it.
It must be some kind of digital stabilization.
Just a ripple in the space time continuum. Multiverse collision. Move along, move along.
That looks an awful lot like the Warp Stabilize effect in Adobe Premiere Pro.
Good seeing Jay use CAD (cardboard assisted design)
Let me just drill into this sheet metal plate while holding it.
Ok so the sheet metal noise thing made me laugh!! Very Funny!!
I was just about to sleep.
Same, I have work in 7 hours xD
It's alright daylight ends, here's your one hour!
Its awesome to just watch you ponder the little details that make your systems stand out. They always come out looking very clean. Well done sir.
Nobody:
Jay: PrOjEcT nEbUlA
Make cables from the metal itself. I've seen somewhere they had done that. Instead of using basic cables use small metal rods that you can shape however you want, and that fit into the connectors. If you'd search it on the internet I think you would find what I'm talking about.
But Jay why didn't you just lower the other two so they're the same height as the other two?
or move it to the other side of the CPU and make it the same height.
Cause it's easy to move an undrilled hole but a real bitch to move a drilled one
i like the different heights.
Now the line from the higher holes to the rad are also going to hit the other black thing on the left as well
when you stuck the piece of metal into the wood I laughed pretty good, when you tried a second time and it didn't stick I laughed even more thanks for that lol
6:49 my reaction when my overclock is stable
yay
Helpful tip, thin sheet metal (especially aluminum) can be scored through with a box blade and ruler for straight edges.
i’ve watched 2:10-2:20 like 30 times
Beautiful rig Jay. Keep up the hard work bro. Good to see you doing so well.
No wobbling extras at the end? Dissapointed
This build is going to look cool. The chrome pipes are a nice touch.
I bet jay won’t like this
You are a health and safety menace Jay. My heart stopped at least 3 times watching this.
Wood or copper mallets are your best friend with tidying up sheet metal
If you feel like working with sheet metal more, you can get a guillitine to use instead, they're a bit bulky and probably somewhat expensive though
Top tip Jay. The best way to cut straight lines in up to 16 gauge sheet metal. Is a radial arm saw, with a carbide toothed saw blade.
JAY! We want more of the builds! This was awesome. Thanks for the all the hard work you put in brother.
Well Jay wish granted, sheet metal worker here. (To help)
After you get a rough shape just use a pair of hand snips. Double cuts are meant for longer straight cuts. You don't use a car meant for drag racing on a deep country jeep trail. That said I've seen worse work with sheet metal. In the future if you intend to do more custom fab work 3 tools you might want to consider. (Which would be awesome I'd love to see more mods like this.)
Hand Seamers (I use Wiss WS3N. You can pick up a pair at home depot or amazon for around $30)
Snips: Both red (Left) and green (Right) Also available at home depot for about $15 each Wiss, midwest or milwaukee. DON'T for the love of god buy the cheap $3 ones if you intend to use them more than once.
A Vice or Welders clamps. If you are drilling holes in sheet metal the drill will catch at some point they will save your fingers and anything else unfortunate to get caught in a spinning blade of death.
Imagine routing white power cables through clear tubes and using RGB fittings. I'm pumped. That's the best idea ever.
This video has plenty of reasons why I enjoy watching Jay. Especially since I've done the same thing with sheet metal at my job quite a few times.
jay you should've done a mirror polish on the sheet metal to match the nickle plating. plus the mirror effect with the lights would've been cool.
Raw metal does not stay polished for long. Which is why we invented the chrome plating process.
The 0.02 mark. Best line ever by Jay. You are so much more entertaining the ltt. Yiur rig looks photoshopped. Its freakn amazing. I'm waiting for the 8k@ 60fps
Video
Jay, that idea Phil had with routing the powercables through tubes was awesome! You need to try to do that, and I might steal that idea...
Phil’s laughter is the best medicine after a long day. Jay, you’re awesome buddy. Thank you for taking us along for the ride.
This is my favorite series you've done so far! I love all the mods you're doing on the case.
Good call on the Resonance - it looks great. The whole build looks great so far. :)
This is my computer. There are many like it but this one is mine. Also I like Phil's idea to rout your cables through those metal tubes. That would look badass for cable management
"I could do tubes to nowhere"
*flashback to sitting at my dad's computer as a young boy, watching the Pipes screensaver for extended periods of time*
Jay...you know they make these things you can put on your workbench and, I dunno, clamp things down so you're not drilling directly into your hand? That aside, love seeing the progression of your build!
Jay, as the safety manager at work, you should put the spray paint (and any other combustibles) in a flame cabinet. Plus, they make insurance auditors very happy.
I love your build, it's unique and to me that is what makes any build amazing, even if it doesn't have the horsepower like some.
What "lack of horse power" are you talking about, that rig is a beast!
@@deathb4dishonor755 i didnt mean his didnt have any power, im just saying ive seen a lot of people that have
PCs with not that much power like his!
Phil is onto something with the hard tube power cables. I saw a build with it and it was sick.
Just a small idea for marking that pass-through. Unscrew the metal plate. Make another mockup (like the cardboard one) from clear see through foil. Put in the pump - reservoir combo. and see through the foil where to line up the passthrough. Then just transfer foil marks to metal and cut / drill.
working with sheetmetal is good times. i can not wait to see this thing come alive.
You don't have to do any tilting if you fill using a closed system under vacuum. Have a container with a dip tube for the coolant that connects to the reservoir, a vacuum pump attached at the top, once evacuated open the valve and atmospheric pressure will push the coolant into the system.
Cars are commonly filled this way too
routing the power cables through the tubes is an awesome idea! DO IT PLEASE
Routing cables thru opaque tubes is actually a sick concept!
There's this really cool thing you can get to hold stuff for you while you drill it. It's called a vice. Your lucky you've still got a hand mate.
Jay, by the time you'e done with this thing, the Ti's will be obsolete'o. And so will you giga-super monitor.
the thumbnail for the video made it look like Jay was blow-drying a piece of Mylar. I was like "Oh jeez, what is this guy doing now, good grief!" and I had to watch. (yes, I talk like Charlie Brown in my head.)
Absolutely you should create tubes all over the place. Having people looking at it trying to figure out how the loop actually does what it does.
Putting the power cables into some Tubes actually sounds like a good idea :D
Lots of new sound effects in this one, impressed!
The power cables throughout the tubes would be really cool, and quite unique.
Man, I’ve been watching your videos for so long. For some reason my TH-cam wiped all my subscriptions and I didn’t realize I wasn’t subbed to you anymore. But MAN I wish I had the capabilities to build my dream PC. Father of 2, work full time just to get week to week. Wish I had the funds/time to sit down and build the gaming PC I’ve always wanted. Your videos give me inspiration and ideas of what I want to build, your knowledge is unmatched and I trust what you say more than any other PC TH-camr ( no offense to Linus or Kyle) but you’re so humble, you know what you’re doing, you’re funny, and someday I will be able to walk into my office/game room, and sit down at my awesome PC and play my favorite games or do some work, and it’ll all be thanks to you Jay. Thank you for the content and ideas and teaching someone like me, who knows close to nothing about building PC’s or what all the components are and what they’re for, thank you sir. Keep doing what you’re doing.
Routing the cables through some of those pipes would look amazing, you should consider it even though it would be a pain.
Solid work. I was skeptical at first but it came out well.
Please don't get me wrong...you are still hilarious and way more honest and informative compared to other you tubers and you have a major + point. Atleast with me. You are a gearhead. Just worrying abt your health a bit though.
I worked in a fabrication shop in highschool and a guy cut his leg through his jeans on the edge of some sheet metal. Watching you rub your bare finger on the edge of that sheet metal gave me flashbacks.
Hmmm..."Route the power cables through the tubing."
Ya know? I've had thoughts about doing that for a long time, and I bet it could look pretty slick. Call it the ultimate cable management lol. The downside to that is that any time you need to move/remove components, you'll likely have to remove or unseat the tubing as well. Still, with that considered it could potentially look badass anyway. I suppose, logically speaking, it wouldn't be any more difficult than removing any of the plumbed components anyway.
I SAY GO FOR IT JAY! CABLES IN TUBES :D
@JayzTwoCents pro tip if you want arks, curves etc, get a nibbler instead.
also drill holes through angular corners.
Looking forward to seeing the finished product!
An angle grinder with a 2mm (I think) disk cuts sheet metal nicely, as long as you have it clamped up properly
Looking good, prime and paint the washers and screws for the "jenky" backplate!
Everyone: Errr Jay........Safety First?
Jay: NO....Safety LAST
that would be awesome routing the power cables through hard tubing! that would look so sick!
Jay I loved this video thanks ha. As a new pc builder just getting started with mods , you’re silly ness had me laughing out loud but also took away the intimidation of cutting sheet metal with this video. It’s all in fun and with the goal of learning and making cool computers thanks man , I just finished my 5th build and on #6 I’ll try something with those power shears looks fun 👍
I'm currently doing a lot of metal work on an old Chieftec(genuine) mini dragon case. No ssd mounts, needs points for two drives. All kinds of weird holes in it that will be welded closed. Adding one 120 to the roof, working on how I want that to look, keeping the two 92s and 80 though(all noctua replacements).
Going to be working on a 750D corsair case next. Just a few changes.
I would of cooked that spray paint though. (depending on what you used) You already mentioned pre drilling. C-clap to wood, DONT USE YOUR DAMN HAND! KNOCK KNOCK OSHA!!!