[Worklog]: Project Black Water

23.03.2014

I believe it is time for a small update…

2014-03-22 09.52.44

After I succeeded to dissasemble the water block I sanded it a bit and prepared it for painting. I believe black glossy will be best for this waterblock and overall for the project.

2014-03-22 22.05.22

The block and the cap painted and ready for assembling.

Lets check the other parts. Next pictures will be a bit to much for some people and especially the golden colour but later you will find out why Black/Golden.

2014-03-22 21.56.45

Assembling time..

2014-03-22 22.01.50

The radiator painting – completed.

2014-03-22 22.04.05

14 thoughts on “[Worklog]: Project Black Water”

    1. Hello John,

      Thank you for being formal but we are casual people here helping each other so we can continue with casual communication.

      On page 5 – https://www.dvtests.com/project-black-water/5/ of this project worklog there is more information how I and a friend did it.

      If I remember correctly, since it was 4 years ago, we glued some metal inserts in the wholes and then made a screw with a pretty rare tool for my country since we use the metric system.
      Please check the pictures on the web page.

      Best Regards,

  1. @Pepix
    I was thinking to make a complete build in black/gold colour scheme but seems my case cant operate with twin radiator water cooling. Apart from that the AIO is not AMD compatible anymore.

    @milce
    I can’t quit the project since I started it in first place. I never quit anything I do no matter the difficulties 🙂
    Soon the AIO will be ready.

  2. I’m glad you didn’t quit despite the difficulties. As someone said in the comments above, great color pick, it looks way better than the original fan color. I’m anticipating the final look and the tests results. 🙂

  3. will you make a complete build Dk_Vr? I wonder what it would look like with that colour scheme..

  4. The originally white fans look great painted in gold, you have a hidden artist inside yourself 🙂

  5. @ Pepix
    Next time. Now I need more experience with the watercooling setups.

    @ Dimcho
    Yea hopefully. I almost abandoned the project when I broke the fitting but Ivan Ivanov has the tools to install new one… Anyway modding the waterblock for new tubes was entirely his job 🙂

  6. As the Battlecruiser (StarCraft) says: “Take it slow, make it happen” 😀 Hopefully there will be no more obstacles and we’ll see the mode soon.

  7. 🙂 Next time try to do it from ground up.. if you are going to manually modify everything anyway 🙂

  8. Well, bad things happen sometimes, but keep going, I am really want to see the final result 😉

  9. Inspiring job so far, gold color looks great, I’m looking forward to see the final results 🙂

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