Custom Water Cooled Build Log 6 - Hardline Tubing At Last!

After not being 100% happy with the soft tubing I originally strung together, I removed it from the system and took on the ambitious task of hardlining some PETG rigid tubing for the first time.

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Custom Water Cooled Build Log 6 - Hardline Tubing At Last!

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[Jayztwocents]

Not sure if its been mentioned in the comments, but marking with a sharpie and then heating the tubing will cause the mark to become permanent. No marks.

[paulshardware]

Any time Kyle, it was great spending the afternoon with you and your tubing

[flavio-machado]

The amount of care and dedication you took building this machine is amazing. Its a really good log to watch, keep going!

[koreanfriedchoi]

Fractal Define S wedding cake because it reminds you that even through all the frustrations you had with other relationships (cases), in the end, you will always find the perfect one.

[AlexanderWilithinIII]

I came here immediately after watch Jayz video on hardline tubing.

Jay: "Don't dip this in water. If you dip it in water, it'll just spider-crack. EVERYWHERE."
Kyle and Paul: >immediately dip the tubing in water<

I'm getting conflicting messages here guys.

[trikstari]

I applaud this build, for the bit that doesn't go straight to it's destination via the quickest route possible. In my opinion, too many people do "minimalist" builds with hard tubing, and don't make creative use of the material, when they could do something more, something interesting looking.

[cheozuka]

The rig looks sweet. Good on you for jumping in the deep end with hardline. More difficult, but so rewarding. My advice. For first time at least buy 3 times what you think you need!

[charlesnix]

Great video ! You did a fantastic job for your first time Kyle! And Congrats on your wedding !!

[ApexierGS]

Congrats, Awesomesauce Network (K&H) hope all the planning is behind you & let the family handle the train wreck that is the wedding.

[dandel]

nice first try mate, I did the exact same thing, bent the tubes stood back at the end and wasn't happy, but tube is cheap just keep going at it until you get it right. its a good skill to learn as well. listen to everything Jay says on water cooling and you will do well.

[xCraZyElePhAnTz]

I only found your channel a couple of days ago and I have just been watching your videos non-stop, they are really good. :D

[IbervilleMusic]

instructions unclear, built a meth lab.

[DontBeTrollingOnMe]

Looks beautiful, can't wait to see that baby filled up again.

[redonkullous]

Good first attempt and congrats on the whole wedding thing

[NotGoibf]

Really love the curvature on the tube going from the GPU to the CPU Block.

[StarSignJuly]

Congrats on the wedding!  I love your videos and your approach.

This build is looking great and +10 points for pink ~

[MrAdamwow]

You are by far the best tech youtuber keep up the great wit and Gd work and Gd luck for your wedding day mate cheers

[KennyRedux]

You know what ? The strange angled parts of the hard tubes are actually the best looking once in my opinion because they give the idea of stream and speed (like the 45° downslope that remeber something like a ramp). They look different from the other classical 90° path. For the rest: the idea for the big loop it's cool but yeah it has too many weird imperfections and i think you should definitely redo that segment. This log series it makes me want to build myself a new pc just to try liquid cooling it this way. Great job (for now)! Oh and, congratulations.

[RafaelCortesPlusFriends]

Congratulation on getting married, like the show, and now I know the basics of hardline tubing. Going to build me a new rig and practice this.

[tineyturtle]

I love watching my fav tech channels collaborating!