Mod of the Month - September 2009

Written by Antony Leather

October 12, 2009 | 09:50

Tags: #acrylic #scratch-build #water-cooling

Companies: #bit-tech #dremel #mod

Ringo's la ultima

By ringo
Worklog: Here

Mod of the Month - September 2009 Ringo's la ultima
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It's always a pleasure seeing an expert at work and with some super sexy CAD images to start off his project log; ringo seems to be off to a flying start. While the purpose of the project is to practice his command of the English language, we're glad ringo has decided to show off his work on bit-tech, not least of all because for all its amazing looks, Ringo's la ultima at the moment just features a massively impressive reservoir for a yet unseen computer.


The base of the reservoir was quickly fashioned out of acrylic along with numerous other parts including these interesting red fins. We later find out that these make up moving sections of the reservoir, spinning round like sprinklers in a field.


Above we can see these parts fitted together along with a cylinder ringo made himself by heating a sheet of acrylic to 160°C and bending it to shape. A pretty successful job if we say so. We can see how this thing will actually work too, with each fin holding onto a brass tube which we suspect will direct a jet of coolant out propelling the whole contraption round in the reservoir. Some later videos show the reservoir in action and are simply awesome. Make sure you take a look at ringo's project log for the full set and other updates.


The engineering on show is second to none as well with some beautifully crafted parts coming out of the lathe. Above we can also see the reservoir filled with the jets submerged and working, spinning the reservoir round.

Mod of the Month - September 2009 Ringo's la ultima
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Mod of the Month - September 2009 Ringo's la ultima
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In some more recent updates we can see the bones of the reservoir enclosure coming to life. There's also an intriguing render of what the reservoir might look like too. We don't know about you but we can't wait to see this thing in action!!!

If you'd like to vote for Ringo's la ultima, head over to our forums.
Discuss this in the forums

Posted by Kyocera - Mon Oct 12 2009 09:16

The Wall mounted case could be sold in shops!!

it's far more attractive than the Thermaltake Level10.

Kyocera

P.S:
of course I'm looking forward to the finish-end state of the other projects.

Posted by 500mph - Mon Oct 12 2009 09:39

These are all amazing cases, I hate to just to vote for just one.

Posted by yakyb - Mon Oct 12 2009 09:39

yeah wall mount fo rme as it is clearly functional and stylish and something i would quite like at home

Posted by stonedsurd - Mon Oct 12 2009 09:42

I'm torn between the clean, functional PURE, and Zephyr's awesome colors and Valve/TF2 theme.

Orange gets the vote :D
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