The Desk Made of Radiators can cool ANYTHING

Normally your desk just holds up a computer... But what if it cooled it too?

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MUSIC CREDIT
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Intro: Laszlo - Supernova

Outro: Approaching Nirvana - Sugar High

CHAPTERS
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0:00 - Intro
0:27 - The Plan
3:10 - Assembly Begins
5:40 - Plumbing the Loop
8:03 - Desk Modification
9:53 - Filling the Loop
11:37 - Attaching the Rads to the Desk
13:00 - POST?
13:49 - Linus Reaction
18:27 - Jake Reaction
20:20 - Flexispot!
20:48 - Outro

[flexispotus]

Yes at this point we have to admit that when it comes to modify our desk into a radiator desk, our E7 desk with really “good” steel is a bug actually.

[LonelySandwich]

Linus: "People will sometimes spend 5, 600, even 1000 dollars on a tabletop"
Wood prices rn: 🤨

[AKOsiMORRIS]

so basically, if you use ultra thick radiators and make this setup entirely passive (considering you live in colder places with long winters) this desk can be used as a passive room heater (when the temperature equalizes between the pc and the amount of water in the setup) this is hilariously genius

[Jinx]

I absolutely love that Protocase custom cut the build under the condition that they tell us not to try buying custom cases from them.

[EposVox]

This turned out way better than I expected from the teaser!

[moralapostel]

Man LTT made a lot of stupid jank shit in the past, but Alex really hit gold this time. This thing looks absolutely amazing, seems well built and is also somewhat practical. Good job! Seriously.

[chrispritchard]

Finally someone with a radiator setup larger than mine. I have been running only 2 radiators for years but they are 1080 radiators (360x360 or 9x120mm per side of each radiator). This is one of the projects I wish I could have been there in person so see/help with a build like this one.

[AdamLindgrenComposer]

ANTOINE!!! Thanks so much for joining the team and helping forge this new chapter in LTT! Have fun CADing everyones crazy ideas!

[ebsolas]

Of all the projects on LTT. Alex's are my favorite. The hacky-janky-"this is so dumb it just might work" type videos are, to me, what LTT is all about.

[jepoyburner]

Nice to know that Dan actually does work in the office and is not just the head of moving Linus stuff into his new house. Lol

[gokalpcetin]

I think this is one of the videos I enjoyed the most in a while from LTT! Excellent build quality, no shortcuts or jenky stuff and it looks actually useable as Linus said!! Great job Alex, and of course everyone else who helped/collaborated!! I enjoyed every second of this video, even the segue to our sponsor, FlexiSpot! Thanks FlexiSpot! :D

[OlleStrandberg]

Alex saying: "It isn't a totally stupid idea" is what I feel like he says everytime he pitches an idea for a video.

[Loop_Kat]

All this talk about how good the cooling is on this desk, but what you've really built is the most efficient Dorito crumb catcher I've ever seen, fantastic work

[UltimateSugar]

I used to work as a pipe fitter assembling and installing robotic welding fixtures. These videos remind me of the best days I had working there just screwing around in the shop. I'll admit, I'm jealous! You all look like you're having such a good time!

[kellyhiggins]

I really appreciate how they take the time to not only include, but edit in the titles of prior videos clips are taken from

[ColtonSpears]

Never thought I'd here this when a company provides something for a video:
"Protocase agreed to do this for us on one condition. We tell you not to buy from them"

[JakeHarris]

Stick a filter across the bottom: solve the dust problem of pushing air through radiators (pull is much easier to clean); and the whole thing doubles as an air purifier!

[mandavaler]

Idve had the fans blowing toward the floor as a foot warmer anyways my hands dont get cold but my feet do lol only thing to improve this would be slide in filter between the radiators and the desk top.

[finn_h]

This is an actually nice project because its not rushed but well thought out an planed

[thexgamer]

“This radiator desk can cool anything, from the fastest computer to my sponsor.”
- Linus Sebastian, 2022