Topic: CryptoCloaks -We design & manufacture 3D printed and metal products for Bitcoin! (Read 420 times)
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One of our Favorite setups, dual Bitcoin Node with full RGB.
One of our Favorite setups, dual Bitcoin Node with full RGB.
if i want to use this tritron case with 2 rpi4, do i need a separate 1tb hdd for each raspberry pi?
and is there a step-by-step instruction somewhere how i can connect all the parts like fan and everything else to the case?
November 17, 2021, 04:02:24 AM
New product release bump! Big Boi Nade.
A must have for every Bitcoiner. The nade and my custom Octoprint Triton are my favorite purchases from CryptoCloaks. August 02, 2021, 08:11:51 AM
This work looks amazing!
he obtains such high quality from using rafts - CC loves his rafts.
Fake news lol
August 02, 2021, 08:11:28 AM
Welcome and great to see you here CryptoCloaks!! 
Been following you for a long time on IG! Your products are pure gold! 
//Christoffer Vuolo Junros
Founder of TBW
Been following you for a long time on IG! Your products are pure gold! //Christoffer Vuolo Junros
Founder of TBW
Thank you! Yeah it was long over due and glad to be here!
July 31, 2021, 08:56:49 PM
This work looks amazing!
he obtains such high quality from using rafts - CC loves his rafts.
July 31, 2021, 12:10:28 PM
This work looks amazing!
July 31, 2021, 05:05:55 AM
Welcome and great to see you here CryptoCloaks!! Been following you for a long time on IG! Your products are pure gold!
//Christoffer Vuolo Junros
Founder of TBW
Been following you for a long time on IG! Your products are pure gold! //Christoffer Vuolo Junros
Founder of TBW
July 30, 2021, 07:54:04 AM
New product release bump! Big Boi Nade.
July 19, 2021, 08:01:24 PM
For running a Rpi4 - You'll want some kind of cooler.
Our cases allow for the user to really customize their Bitcoin Node and make it theirs.
Our Triton case also allows for over the top cooling with RGB to really bring it all together.
It really can be for both. Better thermal options and also presenting hardware.
This is one of our favorites.
Our cases allow for the user to really customize their Bitcoin Node and make it theirs.
Our Triton case also allows for over the top cooling with RGB to really bring it all together.
It really can be for both. Better thermal options and also presenting hardware.
This is one of our favorites.
July 19, 2021, 03:57:09 PM
I've never run a Raspberry Pi before. Can you tell me how necessary it is to have active cooling on one of those units if you were to use it 24/7 as a lightning node for example? I'm not sure I've seen active cooling solutions like this before and it definitely looks cool. I'm assuming it's also quite functional in that aspect, but I'm wondering if it's a thermal necessity or just a cool looking way to present your hardware to onlookers. Either way, great work!
July 19, 2021, 03:52:07 PM
Updated the main post with images
sucker! bought copper! lol nicely done.
July 19, 2021, 03:48:30 PM
Updated the main post with images
July 19, 2021, 02:36:35 PM
Our cases are very easy to build with.
I will second that they are easy to build with - I suck at building things (my LN ATM is still in the box) but I managed to build my dual pi node in ricks triton case with very few issues, none of which were related to the case lol - more to the fact I bought the wrong parts lol
July 19, 2021, 02:28:17 PM
Quite tempting but I'm scared to order such a thing 
- I'm curious to know how that came in the package since on CryptoCloaks it mentioned we have to assemble some of the parts.
@CryptoCloaks
Apart from Rpi4 cases, is there a way to create larger cases [e.g. Ultra/full ATX cases]?
- Front panel will be good enough for me...
Update:
- I'm curious to know how that came in the package since on CryptoCloaks it mentioned we have to assemble some of the parts.
@CryptoCloaks
Apart from Rpi4 cases, is there a way to create larger cases [e.g. Ultra/full ATX cases]?
- Front panel will be good enough for me...
Update:
lol you have to put the pieces together - not too difficult the top half screws on to the bottom half
as for printing an ATX case - it could be done with a cr30 (conveyor belt printer) or in pieces that either lock together or get fixed together somehow - either screws or glue.
Thank you for the answers [I appreciate it], I thought it was going to be much more complicated than that as for printing an ATX case - it could be done with a cr30 (conveyor belt printer) or in pieces that either lock together or get fixed together somehow - either screws or glue.
Mopar beat me to it all! Our cases are very easy to build with.
July 18, 2021, 11:56:15 PM
Quite tempting but I'm scared to order such a thing
- I'm curious to know how that came in the package since on CryptoCloaks it mentioned we have to assemble some of the parts.
@CryptoCloaks
Apart from Rpi4 cases, is there a way to create larger cases [e.g. Ultra/full ATX cases]?
- Front panel will be good enough for me...
- I'm curious to know how that came in the package since on CryptoCloaks it mentioned we have to assemble some of the parts.
@CryptoCloaks
Apart from Rpi4 cases, is there a way to create larger cases [e.g. Ultra/full ATX cases]?
- Front panel will be good enough for me...
lol you have to put the pieces together - not too difficult the top half screws on to the bottom half
as for printing an ATX case - it could be done with a cr30 (conveyor belt printer) or in pieces that either lock together or get fixed together somehow - either screws or glue.
July 18, 2021, 11:25:31 PM
Quite tempting but I'm scared to order such a thing
- I'm curious to know how that came in the package since on CryptoCloaks it mentioned we have to assemble some of the parts.
@CryptoCloaks
Apart from Rpi4 cases, is there a way to create larger cases [e.g. Ultra/full ATX cases]?
- Front panel will be good enough for me...
Update:
- I'm curious to know how that came in the package since on CryptoCloaks it mentioned we have to assemble some of the parts.
@CryptoCloaks
Apart from Rpi4 cases, is there a way to create larger cases [e.g. Ultra/full ATX cases]?
- Front panel will be good enough for me...
Update:
lol you have to put the pieces together - not too difficult the top half screws on to the bottom half
as for printing an ATX case - it could be done with a cr30 (conveyor belt printer) or in pieces that either lock together or get fixed together somehow - either screws or glue.
Thank you for the answers [I appreciate it], I thought it was going to be much more complicated than that as for printing an ATX case - it could be done with a cr30 (conveyor belt printer) or in pieces that either lock together or get fixed together somehow - either screws or glue.
July 18, 2021, 08:31:48 PM
Crypto is in the name but don't be fooled. We're a Bitcoin only company.
Welcome BitcoinBlokes!
Thank you! About time XD
July 18, 2021, 08:22:31 PM
welcome! good to see you make a post finally!
here are a couple things cryptocloaks has printed for me - he is also the reason I got into 3d printing originally!
Bitcoin nade
Triton case
and these I printed but they are from his shared .stl files
Bitcoin Coasters and a blockmit jig
here are a couple things cryptocloaks has printed for me - he is also the reason I got into 3d printing originally!
Bitcoin nade
Triton case
and these I printed but they are from his shared .stl files
Bitcoin Coasters and a blockmit jig
July 18, 2021, 04:59:28 PM
Crypto is in the name but don't be fooled. We're a Bitcoin only company.
Welcome BitcoinBlokes!
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