Hi Guys
Ive decided to lap my heatsink. I was just wondering what tools i need and where i can optain them, either from retail shops or via an online shop.
Cheers
Will
Hi Guys
Ive decided to lap my heatsink. I was just wondering what tools i need and where i can optain them, either from retail shops or via an online shop.
Cheers
Will
Try the hardware forum m8, may get more response there
Check this linky mate:
http://overclockersclub.com/guides/h...ppingguide.php
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Dont suppose you know where i can buy the wetordry from?
B&Q might do fine stuff but i doubt it. Probably worth tryin places that sell car repair stuff, like Halfords, wet and dry is used for smoothing filler, local car spares place probably worth a try, or a good tool shop.
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Years ago, I bought some Oakey Flexible Wet & Dry (4 sheets). They are excellent and give very good finish - if you've the patience... Make sure you're working on a very flat surface and your movements are consistent.
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http://www.kustompcs.co.uk/product.php?view=3714
Kustompcs.co.uk sell a kit of everything you'd need to lap your heatsink. I lapped an Xdream heatsink with that kit, and although it looks a little bit pricey, it's worth it, and saves the bother of driving allover town trying to find different grades of sandpaper..
awch, £10
£10 !!!!! get down to halfords for wet n' dry fine grade is what you want (P1500 the higher the grade the smoother the finish). you must use it wet though. finally use some fine wire wool for a real mirror finish.
You probably won't need the wire wool if you do a good job with the wet & dry...Originally posted by woody
£10 !!!!! get down to halfords for wet n' dry fine grade is what you want (P1500 the higher the grade the smoother the finish). you must use it wet though. finally use some fine wire wool for a real mirror finish.
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True all depends on how patient you are LOLOriginally posted by spikegifted
You probably won't need the wire wool if you do a good job with the wet & dry...
10 quid is bugger all tbh
you go do the cost up for the grade of wetndry thats in the kit and then go cost up the polish and then cost up the plate glass
That's a dead given...Originally posted by Tesla Coil
I used it wet.
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