3D Printed Delid Tool Results

[@jimturner5884]

Interesting video nice to see you back.

[@TheN00Pe]

Assuming people are interested in this, here's the link: www.youmagine.com/designs/skylake-delid-tool.

[@silverslvr5185]

Awesome tool! Just looked at the link and would like to know when someone can verify if this will work on Ivory Bridge.

[@StevesHardware]

+Jason Dahlstrom I used this too delid both Haswell and Skylake, but I think it would also work with ivy bridge. If you print the one linked and you want it to delid ivy bridge, then you can just sand down the IHS notch openings (not the IHS, but the tool) to match (that's what i did for haswell to work)

[@silverslvr5185]

Fantastic! Now I'll have to hunt down someone to print it out and I'll let you know how it goes. That is if someone doesn't already chime in. Thank you again!

[@penguinbelly]

Can you provide a link to the product page?

[@StevesHardware]

I printed it from an stl file from thingiverse. Here is a search result, if u don't have a 3d printer many public libraries have them. www.thingiverse.com/search?q=Delid&page=1&type=things&sort=relevant

[@tatyalloveru1903]

is this pla plastic??

[@xRumvley]

will it work on lynnfield?

[@Computastisch]

With the Core series yes, but Xeons are soldered ;).

[@martinmazzotti3347]

this is a 6700k?

[@StevesHardware]

+Martin Mazzotti i don't remember it's either a 6600K or 6700K

[@williamlykens3617]

+Martin Mazzotti yeah thats a really thin cpu pcb id be scared about breaking it

[@lonelybullet1]

can you use a hammer with this tool?

[@jordanfranck]

No that may damage the PCB

[@travislu8223]

How much more dangerous is doing this with a C-clamp? Don't own a vise

[@jordanfranck]

Not very, you could always use a flat piece of wood or something flat and hard to put in between the plastic and c clamp to evenly distribute the pressure

[@compufreek]

Annyone knows if someone moded this to work with older CPUS like 771 xenon's ? I would really need that but have no slue how to mod the files.

[@lucaskoch5493]

+compufreek I'm pretty sure those are soldered to the IHS. I delidded my Pentium D which is an LGA 775 chip for fun and it was soldered to the heat spreader.

[@mezz9159]

So you basically destroyed your cpu?