How To Plan a Hardline Water-Cooling Loop | bit-tech Modding

Hardline tubing looks fantastic, but you need to be very precise with your measurements, bends, and cuts. And that requires planning. Thankfully, it's not as difficult as you might think - check out this simple method using everybody's favourite childhood friend: pipe cleaners!

[sheepsy]

This channel needs about a million more subs.

[busboijamz]

This video alone sums up about 4 hours of research I have been going through. I'm glad its here but I also wish that more people saw it.

[KnightMD]

This was an incredible video, to the point with excellent scripting and editing, way better than the more famous you tubers who spend too much time joking around. Thank you!!

[James_Chance]

This channel is fantastic, wish you were around when I attempted my first hard loop!

[jacobladder]

this channel has by far the best water-cooling guides. 2nd to none.

[Clbyte]

Pipe cleaners are a great idea thank you for that. But to improve it I use stiff copper electical wire (around 3-4 mm thick) Way more stiff, thus easier to work with.

[lrmcatspaw]

Do it in Cad :D.
Watercooling: where you need to know chemistry to know coolant and tube compatibility and avoiding galvanic corrosion, CAD for making a project, physics for reservoir mounting location, manual skills for heating/bending tubes, interior design for making the loop look good, patience of a budist monk for the project, specialized tools and it can still go terribly wrong.


Do we do this just because we like the challenge? :D

[Macheako]

aren't just ARE *The Profressional* 😂 <3 your work!

[westonbahr]

Really nice tutorial. Using pipe cleaners is a great idea

[odabax]

All my respect Mister Mustache :D All i need to know is in your channel! Thanks for the knowledge! And how is it different from others? Well: nothing superfluous, nothing wasted, no sponsor money spraying, just clean work! I just wonder!

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You are _severely_ underrated.
Have a like and a comment.

[BudaDangol]

I wasn't expecting the pipe cleaners on your back hahaha

[saschasprengler]

Working with CAD seems to be a precise method if handled well. Could you do a tutorial for that at some point in the future?

[pingping]

very helpful and informative. Definitely helps.

[JohnLCharette]

Great video! I'm working on my first custom water cooling loop right now and it's very overwhelming. I really appreciate your tips. I didn't know that the Thermaltake fittings worked that way. Do EK-Torque fittings work like the Alphacool or the Thermaltake ones?

[evgeniborisov]

Hello! How do you get so precise dimensions in order to prepare the CAD 3D drawing? For example, if you buy a new computer case and you plan to draw it in 3D, how you manage to get all the dimensions? Do you do that manually?
Thanks!

[richstanton]

Very nice vid mate, will check the other vids. Enjoy Computex, regards...Scooby from Thailand.

[JalilyFurniture]

Ok I'm new to water cooling.. I got my cpu block.. the diameter of the hole is 1/2.. what size fittings would I need? I see so much of 1/4 and 3/8.., sorry for dumb question

[luminousfractal]

foam hair curlers. (shapeable wire with a foam cover) various sizes including 12/14/16mm 👍

[thepopeofkeke]

Do you like model in cad or do you bill for modeling in cad lol