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ah! Sorry, my patient keeps trying to die.
Really love those angle adapters to make straight tube runs.
Very pro!
Really love those angle adapters to make straight tube runs.
Very pro!
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superb work!
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Thanks for the comments everyone ^_^
I found watching youtuber singularitycomputers to be really helpful working with hard tubing.Comment
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Daniel of SingularityComputers inspired me to do my acrylic mods on the Prodigy too. Great channel. I watched Bill Owen (MNPCTech's) channel for ideas on hard acrylic tubing and it went pretty well the first time. With the 1/2 OD acrylic tubing Singularity uses a lot of fittings which looks great, but can cause headaches. More fittings equals more leak spots.Originally posted by linxor View Post
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Superb Work!
I think SingularityComputer is a pioneer in term of acrylic tubing
its the first one I saw with this method and he inspired me for one of my first buildComment
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Great work, really clean!Comment
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Very nice and clean. Thanks for sharing!Tie Fighter
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