Build in progress: Laser Brick

[ElektroFreak]

I would love to know where you guys get those sick heatsink bases. Love the pics!!

[mccarrot]

The annoying guy talking on the video's was me, sorry for that

[SrS]

get those sick heatsink bases.

Fischer Elektronik makes them -> http://www.fischerelektronik.de
The next case (the RGBrick) will get an even bigger heatsink

[dave]

One thing that confuses me a little, is you have lasers, and power supplies all with fans on them. running a fan cooled heatsink in a sealed box, even if one of the sides of the box is a heatsink would be very efficient if I'm not mistaken!

[cyberb0b]

One thing that confuses me a little, is you have lasers, and power supplies all with fans on them. running a fan cooled heatsink in a sealed box, even if one of the sides of the box is a heatsink would be very efficient if I'm not mistaken!

So what is the confus about?

[kl79]

Good Job !

And for heating, don't worry, for me, there is enought space inside.

[mccarrot]

One thing that confuses me a little, is you have lasers, and power supplies all with fans on them. running a fan cooled heatsink in a sealed box, even if one of the sides of the box is a heatsink would be very efficient if I'm not mistaken!

We removed the heatsink from the driver and attached the transistors/shunts/fets directly to the big baseplate heatsink.

Same for the voltage regulators of the scanfail, and the PSU's dont have any fans.

The only fan in the case is the fan on the viasho head, but this will be fixed when we switch to CNI OEM heads.