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Ok we'll see.
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GB: 4$ heatsinks, 1.5$ aluminum modules AND more!
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Dpup let me know, I can change it no problem
Thanks Fiddy
eytyxhs the hole is 6mmyours is 6.2
No dirty talk on the forum :tsk:
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No dirty talk on the forum :tsk:
Sorry didn't see it that way
My first language isnt English either so it sometimes doesn't sound right :crackup:
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More stuff finished
Just the natural Al & Cu C6 heatsinks & Driver heatsinks
Just the natural Al & Cu C6 heatsinks & Driver heatsinks
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Nice !
That copper bag must be weight like a TON.
That copper bag must be weight like a TON.
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Probably about 10 pounds, 200 copper modules weighed about 6 pounds if I remember, the whole package was like 25 pounds
this one is gonna be way heavier 
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Do these come with set screws?
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Yes
those are being machined also but separately, they will be made of brass because brass doesnt change under heat 
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Yes
Men you think of everything! Awesome seller! Cant wait for my goodies to come in! :tinfoil:
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lol imagine having to source your set screws, that would suck if anyone wants to make them the threading is M2x.4 Make them 3mm tall & it'll be good Brass would be best
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That's what I thought I would have to do
I wanted to make sure I ordered them soon so I could get them the same time I got the heatsinks.I would think you could find them cheaper on the Internet than having them custom made?
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That's what I thought I would have to do
I would think you could find them cheaper on the Internet than having them custom made?
Meh, 0.06$ a set screw isn't bad
I ordered 1000 so I should have enough of them I wish I could figure out this pricing :crackup: Its so low for some stuff but some stuff is so much the brass prices are amazing, aluminum is good, copper not bad, but when it comes to Brass the prices are out of this world
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Probably about 10 pounds, 200 copper modules weighed about 6 pounds if I remember, the whole package was like 25 pounds
Interesting that French-Canadians talk in lbs!
Australia changed to the metric system when I was very young in the 1970's.
I think in kg and km (which are the official units here) but think in inches (although we are officially metric) as I was trained as a fitter and turner and all the drawings at work were still in inches in the 1980's. Then at trade school it was all metric. And when I learned to drive most cars were still in miles. I learned to convert pretty quickly!
Fuel is in litres although a Jerry-can is 5 gallons to me and a 44 gallon drum will never be a 200 litre drum.
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I think we switched when I was in school too. I still have no idea which way to convert most things. I know kilos are 2.2 lbs and miles are 2.2 kilometerwatts or something like that. 3.8 liters is a gallon, which I know because I was a fan of the Buick 231 cubic inch (3.8 liter) 6 cylinder engine - which was a monster when turbocharged.
I know 2.54 cm per inch and that a yard is about a meter.
That's about it. And some of that is probably wrong.
I know 2.54 cm per inch and that a yard is about a meter.
That's about it. And some of that is probably wrong.
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