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U1TRA_L0RD

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Quote from: brioche on January 02, 2014, 07:26:10 PM

I built mine from this guide, the links are all way expensive but you can find cheaper versions of all the stuff.

http://www.cryptobadger.com/2013/04/build-a-litecoin-mining-rig-hardware/

You can also build one out of tubs here

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I built mine from this guide, the links are all way expensive but you can find cheaper versions of all the stuff.

http://www.cryptobadger.com/2013/04/build-a-litecoin-mining-rig-hardware/

Noruka

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get a plastic crate from Lowes, they are 5 bucks and you wont have any heat problems. can fit a full rig in them.

ibrahim11

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How much did you guys spend on your aluminium rig? I spent £63 on mine.

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тσ ¢σιи σя иσт тσ ¢σιи?

Breast milk for the win.

ProudMiner

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you can stack them to create a datacenter Grin

brush242

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Where the hell is all that dust coming from?

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Quote from: ProudMiner on January 02, 2014, 11:24:46 AM

Maybe something like this

the PCI panels are even secured.

ProudMiner

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Maybe something like this

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Quote from: Kluge on January 02, 2014, 09:44:45 AM

With the large 3D-printing and BTC community crossover, I'm surprised I've never seen anyone selling printed cases/benches. Are the plastics too soft? -Or would it be cost-prohibitive? (3D printing newb)

I think with the current high cost of plastic filament building something that was sturdy would not be cost effective.
If i had access to one I would defiantly try it though ...

Kluge

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With the large 3D-printing and BTC community crossover, I'm surprised I've never seen anyone selling printed cases/benches. Are the plastics too soft? -Or would it be cost-prohibitive? (3D printing newb)

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Quote from: U1TRA_L0RD on January 02, 2014, 08:12:12 AM

Quote from: ibrahim11 on January 02, 2014, 07:47:47 AM

Quote from: Quix on January 01, 2014, 11:48:44 PM

You don't need a fancy-smancy aluminum rig, all you need is a bit of wood and some nails. Milk crates are fine too, if you're having an issue you can always cut some holes in them.

I just bought the parts for an aluminium rig and It's coming on Monday Cheesy

How much did it cost you _-_

Aluminium was cheap. The bloody connectors were expensive. Alotogether including the VAT and £10 delivery it was £63 with 1m spare aluminium tubing Cheesy

And it was pre-cut so i just have to put it together Cheesy

U1TRA_L0RD

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Quote from: ibrahim11 on January 02, 2014, 07:47:47 AM

Quote from: Quix on January 01, 2014, 11:48:44 PM

You don't need a fancy-smancy aluminum rig, all you need is a bit of wood and some nails. Milk crates are fine too, if you're having an issue you can always cut some holes in them.

I just bought the parts for an aluminium rig and It's coming on Monday Cheesy

How much did it cost you _-_

ibrahim11

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Quote from: Quix on January 01, 2014, 11:48:44 PM

You don't need a fancy-smancy aluminum rig, all you need is a bit of wood and some nails. Milk crates are fine too, if you're having an issue you can always cut some holes in them.

I just bought the parts for an aluminium rig and It's coming on Monday Cheesy

Quix

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You don't need a fancy-smancy aluminum rig, all you need is a bit of wood and some nails. Milk crates are fine too, if you're having an issue you can always cut some holes in them.

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