Today, we finish our Western Digital BLACKOUT build. This is the last in the trilogy! In the final video James looks at Distro Plate V2.0, sleeves the cables, and completes the final build, going over some topics and techniques he used to create the final look. We hope you enjoyed this series - we have another one coming very soon - our biggest yet! Special thanks to Corsair and OverclockersUK for helping us with parts for the build. Read more/see more pictures here: https://bit.ly/3dvL8WC 00:00 Introduction - Western Digital Drives 02:28 Another WD drive - but its blue - OCD flag 06:28 Power Supply - cable modding 17:56 Cables done - 8 hour job! 18:56 Distro Plate and acrifix 192 25:14 Distro Plate V2.0 26:31 Laser cut panels 27:06 System Specifications recap 29:08 The final build! 36:57 It's Finished! Materials used to construct the distro plate: • 3 x 8mm thick cast acrylic Perspex sheets • M4 x 25mm button head black high tensile button head flange machine screws • Acrifix 192 acrylic adhesive • Tiger Seal • HSS Jigsaw blades • M4 x 0.7 HSS metric coarse machine tap • G1/4 HSS machine tap • 3mm HSS drill bit • 5mm HSS drill bit • 8mm HSS drill bit Here are the steps I took to make the distro plate: • Transfer the dimensions from the template to the acrylic sheet that will be used for the upper cover, I found that marking the protective film with the dimensions was done bets using a biro. • Clamp all three pieces of acrylic together using g-clamps and bolting the sheets together in an area that will be cut off ready for cutting/drilling. • Drill out all of the screw holes through all three pieces of acrylic while clamped together, I used a 3.3mm drill since m4 screws were being used to hold the plate together. • After drilling out all of the screw holes, I ran an m4 tap through the screw holes while the three acrylic sheets were still clamped together and then using a jigsaw set to a slow speed with a fine HSS cutting blade, I cut out the outline shape of the distro plate. • I then widened the screw holes in the upper two sheets of acrylic to 4.5mm using a HHS drill bit in the drill press, cut out the water channels in the central piece of acrylic and then bonded and clamped the three acrylic sheets together using adhesive and m4 machine screws. System Specification • CPU: Intel Core i5-11600K • Motherboard: MSI MPG Z590 Gaming Carbon WiFi • Memory: 32GB (4x8GB Modules) Corsair Vengeance RGB Pro SL • Graphics Card: Asus ROG Strix RTX 3080 • Storage 1: 1TB WD Black SN850 NVMe M.2 SSD • Storage 2: 2TB WD Blue SN550 NVMe M.2 SSD • Case: Phanteks Eclipse P600S • Power Supply: Corsair RM850 850W 80+Gold Cooling – Corsair Hydro X Custom cooling • Pump/res: XD5 RGB Pump/Reservoir Combo • Radiator: ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BglanZf5KTQ

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