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I don't know why, but I am really obsessed with my big heatsink, will post a photo soon, post you're biggest heatsink's pic and dimensions thanks. 
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Laser heatsink, or just any old big heatsink? I have a massive one left over from some radio equipment.
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Laser heat sinks, put a pic of you're radio heat sinks any ways.
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i got a piece of 100mm round bar aluminum at work.....
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Not quite for a laser, but rather for a fanless CPU:
18cm x 18cm x 14.8cm at 730g. There, that should satisfy you!
18cm x 18cm x 14.8cm at 730g. There, that should satisfy you!
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this is the last heat sink i made before my lathe's motor burnt out (idk y)
it's 3cm wide and has a radius of 3.5cm
(idk y)it's 3cm wide and has a radius of 3.5cm
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My cpu heatsink weighs in at 1.1kg, does that count?
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this is the last heat sink i made before my lathe's motor burnt out
it's 3cm wide and has a radius of 3.5cm
Wow, that looks great! Sure would last very long.
Sorry about your lathe though!
Cheers! :beer:
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Radius of 3.5cm so this sink has a diameter of 7cm ? That is sick.
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yup! that's my obese heat sink hehe
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CPU heatsinks that I turned into lasers. These are the CPU heatsinks I use for pretty much every desktop build I do.
I love these things. I use a drill press to bore the hole for the aixiz module. The heatsinks alone are enough for no duty cycle but if I wan't I can also use the fans that come with them and hook them back on. I've run 445's at 1,800mA for over an hour 1/2 without any problem at all.
I love these things. I use a drill press to bore the hole for the aixiz module. The heatsinks alone are enough for no duty cycle but if I wan't I can also use the fans that come with them and hook them back on. I've run 445's at 1,800mA for over an hour 1/2 without any problem at all.
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@sopark4000 that is hectic!!!
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