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Intel Sky/Kaby-Lake RElid tool

Published at 2024-05-08

By Chri

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Chri

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Description

Based on chrischs question i made a RE-lid tool glue the heatspreader easier at the correct position again. THIS IS Alpha !- untested from me as i have no CPU to test with, so kindly please give feedback if it will work Donation: paypal.me/chriyoumagine

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Andrea Murru
Andrea Murru
almost 7 years
Scaled up to 101% as Eondar suggested, worked perfectly with Coffee Lake!
Chri
Chri
about 7 years
@ SkyNETTestGames, sorry, can`t say if it will work with Coffeelake, i have no so cpu @ImpulsiveJames , sorry but won`t happen.
ImpulsiveJames
ImpulsiveJames
about 7 years
Any chance you'd consider an Ivy Bridge re-lid tool in the next few days? :) I'm de-lidding in about three days :) Thanks! James
SkyNETTestGames
SkyNETTestGames
about 7 years
will it go for the i7 8700k?
Chri
Chri
over 7 years
Hy Monsun, sorry but this tool is not compatible with Ivy Bridge.
monsun
monsun
over 7 years
Hi Chri could you provide information about compatiblity with Ivy Bridge CPUs?
Eondar
Eondar
almost 8 years
@ Chri, it was a custom prusa i3. Outside perimeters were printed first. Layerheight was 0,1mm. Infill 25%. However this was probably the 5th print I ever made with the printer, so other settings might have been a little off. If I have the time I could try to print it again without scaling and test it with another cpu. But in general I don't think that it is much of an issue to upscale it a bit. Even if the IHS of the cpu would sit 0,5mm off, the endresult will work without a problem ;)
Chri
Chri
almost 8 years
@ Eondar, with which printer have you printed it ? Most printer with pre deliveres Settings come with "outside perimeters" last which always causes prints to be larger at outside dimension and smaller at inside dimension. the outside perimeters should be printed at first (even if it becomes more troublesome to overhangs) to get more accurate prints ;)
Eondar
Eondar
almost 8 years
After I printed it at 101% it worked flawlessly. I can't tell if my printer has a little overextrusion or if the tolerances are too tight on this model. Thank you!

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