AIO cooler mods: replace TUBES, COOLANT and REFILLING

[@Jonas-Sv]

I got two broken AIO's now and really bummed about it. But instead of throwing them out, I'm thinking about buying a pump/reservoir and use the two AIO's as a cpu and gpu coolers by frankensteining all three together. :)

[@EpicBunty]

Update?

[@Jonas-Sv]

I had a very low budget at the time, so I bought the cheapest I could find. While the frankensteining worked, the pump wasn't strong enough. The system throttled when stressed.

[@dagarath]

My old Coolermaster AIO pump died the same week I bought my Ryzen CPU, this has given me the idea to tear my AIO apart and just reuse the radiator in a custom loop, so thank you for that. I'll be using waterless racing coolant though as it seems to have the best cooling properties paired with anti-corrosion, and for $30USD I get enough for 3 240mm radiators.

[@ashleywhitehead3710]

Im no expert but i would think you need some air space in the closed system to allow for expansion when the coolant heats up. Fully filling the system with fluid will pressurize it and eventually force leaks to occur. This is why factory new AIO liquid coolers are never completely full. It would be worth while adding a reservoir to allow for expansion/contraction while allowing the rest of the cooling system to be full of coolant. Great video, thank you for taking the time to make and share it.

[@Opt1685]

Thank you for this video! I have this exact cooling kit and was looking to upgrade the 120 radiator to 240.

[@mymanaql9969]

does it works?

[@pierronry]

Thank you for helping me breathe new life into pumps that had craacking tube seals that i had to replace but never threw out!

[@TediKay]

This was the perfect How To.. Exactly what I needed as the Cooler Master ML240L AIO tubing is too short to use on my Core P90 case. I've already completely opened the box, so I can't return it. Your video was short, concise and to the point. No unnecessary time filling dialogue. Thanks again and I will subscribing and watching other videos. Cheers!

[@whiskey9217]

Hello! I have the exact same problem with the exact same AIO, did you cut open the tubing? Or can you twist/pull them off? Because they have this braided finish on them.

[@TediKay]

@@whiskey9217 No I have not. I'm torn, because spent my budget on the current parts but I also have no time to do this. Catch 22.

[@wthilmi]

Your channel is small but the contents are as good as the bigger channel. I can see your effort into producing more great content. I appreciate all of your videos. Glad that i sub to your channel since 8K

[@MindBlank86]

+Juan Fredic Carlos Thanks bud and glad to have you here since 8K onwards! :D

[@MoonkeyMod]

Thanks for the video, used it as inspiration to splice together two old Asetek style aio's (Corsair H90 & Antec H2O 920) plus a res for a custom cpu & gpu loop. Temps are way down and is actually easier than most online commentators would have you believe! Keep up the good work!

[@HE-162]

Running both pumps isn’t an issue?

[@MoonkeyMod]

@@HE-162 No, still going strong! I have a couple of videos posted on my KZbin account. I would say the res has been a godsend for topping off the loop, but that said I've only had to do it two twice in 3 years and I'm still on the original bottle of coolant.

[@freezburn]

I have an ID pump/block combo with the red light tail, I added a res to it and it made the job a lot easier. I only used distilled water with a silver coil and it looks amazing.

[@Vader294]

antifreeze and food colouring are a big no-no for water cooling.

[@Rentta]

Indeed. Both are old tricks that have been proven to be harmful.

[@gymweeb9229]

ervince allen although I really want to like the video, I myself notice that as well. I mean for the blocks and radiators this would not be a good idea. Mixing metals with weird fluids can be bad.

[@MindBlank86]

+ervince allen I had to add some anti corrosive agent since the loop has copper and aluminium. Antifreeze inhibits corrosion, that's its second main property. In cars you have 2-3 types of metals. I've seen a lot of people running antifreeze mixes and their loops are ok. I think it's important to not go overboard with it. And yeah, food dye is bad. :D. The red ink works just great though!

[@Vader294]

Yes like you said, buying pre made coolant would be better. Anyways great video, I'm new to your channel so I look forward to seeing what you come up with next :)

[@ExileXCross]

+ervince allen You know nothing John Snow. There's nothing wrong with running antifreeze, proven by science and proven many times elsewhere on the internet. Food coloring is just dye not exactly a big no-no, but I wouldn't recommend it either. The main issue everyone was concerned with was if the antifreeze would react with acrylic parts, there are not any acrylic pieces in AIOs to begin with and the same metals in AIOs are found in car cooling systems not an issue at all(antifreeze is ethylene glycol): www.eplastics.com/Plastic/plastics_library/Chemical-Resistance-of-Plexiglass-Acrylic.

[@SaccoBelmonte]

Thank you so much. I was wondering how can one refill his AIO and there's practically nothing out there. I'll def replace the coolant in my Water 3 extreme in one year or so.

[@MindBlank86]

You're welcome mate, that's why I did the video, to help you guys out!

[@GiuseppeFuscoGuitar]

I have a deepcool maelstrom 240t in which i have just added a gpu waterblock. To refill it i followed your method and it works perfectly!!! Thank you very much.

[@senndart]

this is really really helpful. seriously bro, things like this is what some of us are searching for.

[@rubyflex9429]

Thanks for the vid. I want to go the other way and shorten a loop on a hybrid card within a smaller form-factor case. Your video gives me a lot of confidence I'll be able to pull it off.

[@paengdevera4401]

hi! I would like to ask a question. would this work on a id cooling frost flow 120? and can you a instructional video on how can i use an old AIO CPU cooler as a GPU water cooler,specifically ID COOLING FrostFlow 120M? it would be very much appreciated and thanks in advance

[@ghomerhust]

ive tossed around the idea of combining a 120 cooler on a GPU with a 240 or 280 cooler on the CPU and have the loops connected, and adding a res to it. i dont think it will help performance-wise, but i think it would give the overall system more of a full custom look. i was thinking of a corsair h50 or h55 (same cooler, 55 comes with amd and intel brackets, 50 only has intel, but is often cheaper) and a 115i, since that has an available ryzen bracket from their website, and future upgrades are coming down the pipeline. i never thought to use the braid-reinforced tubing, you can find that at most hardware stores for really cheap, so thanks for the tip

[@GeloOfficialPR]

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[@s.g.4671]

Great video! Couldn`t resist and moddifyed my AIO as well. Worked out fine.

[@TefenCa]

Damn man!! This is brilliant! Much better than having to use a Tee fitting! Very glad I just saw this & will share it in description on my video! I think I will still add a Tee fitting to make it easier to drain and/or refill it when flushing the loop.

[@MindBlank86]

+Tefen Ca Glad you liked it bro!

[@YouNameItGaming]

I'm tempted to do this with my old water2.0 in the spare machine now, as I know there's a reasonable amount of air in it. out of curiosity I might just have to drain the stock coolant into something I can measure it with, refill the system completely, and drain the fresh coolant into a second container as to determine exactly how much air is in it right now. then put the new coolant back into it of course lol

[@MindBlank86]

+KinkyKinga1 Let me know how it goes. Why does it have air in it? Coolant evaporation over time?

[@YouNameItGaming]

Will do mate. nah I don't think it's evaporation that has done it, it's always sloshed around a fair bit indicating a bit of air in it from factory. which can be expected, as they're no doubt filled in a hurry at the factory and there's still enough coolant in it to keep things running cool, but any air is space that could be filled with more water for even greater thermal efficiency

[@desmondketchup7689]

all i have running in my head is old mate yelling out to artiyon

[@EpicBunty]

Can you update us on this ? Whats the best coolant to use?

[@MrJohnnyos]

Thanks man I Followed this video. I got a 360 ekwb XE radiator for dirt cheap from gumtree. And modded my frostflow 240 as well. Awesome results. My 1080ti idles at 35°c and never goes past 60°c at max load 1440p

[@handlesarefeckinstupid]

I'm researching liquid cooling to build a PC for my son, as an engineer by trade I wondered if it was feasible to do this as opposed to the 400+ custom kit option. Excellent video.

[@richh9570]

I'm in the same boat, but for myself. I built a nice gaming pc, but wanted a full tower instead of a mid tower, wanted an Intell I7-12700kf cpu instead of my AMD Ryzen 7 5800x. Because I switched cpus, I now need a different motherboard, so I ordered everything, will arrive Saturday. However, I'm stuck on cooling. I currently have a corsair H150I elite AIO waterclooler, however, I want the REAL liquid cooling, clear tubes, pump/reservoir, etc. But it's crazy expensive, I'm trying to find a cheaper way to have a nice liquid cooling loop. I've already put almost $10,000 building and rebuilding my gaming pc. I may just spend the $600-$800 on a kit, but would rather not

[@richh9570]

If you come up with any ideas, please let me know. And good luck on building tour son a nice gaming pc. I'm sure he will love it no matter what.

[@handlesarefeckinstupid]

@@richh9570 back in the early 2000's I built a custom cooling loop using an aquarium pumo and a machined copper block i made myself. The rad was made from a car heater matrix. I'm not so into PC hacking and overclocking nowadays and I'm trying to do it the easy way. So far I'm considering machining new threads into an aio so I can add a reservoir and hard tubing.

[@hakieamaru]

Wouldn't the sugar in the food dye cause damage to the pump?

[@MindBlank86]

+Crickez Probably. Didn't use it in the end, like I mentioned in the vid. Used red ink instead.

[@stektirade]

Yeah you're not supposed to use anything that he used, except the distilled water. You buy pre made specifically designed to be used in water cooling loops. Or you will destroy your system over time.

[@tri11est]

I like how he’s giving instructions on how to glue broken cpu cooler hose inlets back together. No one should ever do this lol

[@ianflaherty5062]

yeah, glue never works long term, metal clamps work tho xD

[@mikesama5458]

it's just astonishing thank you for the diy solution you gave us

[@MindBlank86]

+Mike Sama Thanks man, glad you enjoyed it!

[@colt45lmer]

unless you are ready for constant upkeep do NOT use any pastel fluid unless it is being used TEMPORARILY especially with the small diameter hosing. i had pastel fluid in my ridiculous custom loop and within a few month noticed temps started to climb the coolant had already started to clog all of my water blocks. Took 3 days to completely disassemble clean and reassemble the entire damn thing. From what i have hear and will be using next is TT coolant and than i will use some of their transparent dyes to color the fluid. This should last just under 2 years before needing to be changed out and hopefully will never clog my blocks that sucked massively to break everything down completely soak and clean it. also the pastel dyes your tubing in like a few days and they start to become hazy. My next endeavor is going to be to turn this into a dual loop system to increase the flow and use the 2nd pump i already have and to avoid buying another d5 lol. Even tough im gonna have to spend another 200 bucks on fittings and other misc crap. 2 different colored loops will look amazing tough.

[@MindBlank86]

Yeah, I know the coolant looks pink - it's because the tubes are ever so slightly blue-green-ish and it mixes with the orange coolant. Pro tip if you get a dirty rad in the coolant and you have a clog: pump coolant with a syringe through the open port on the rad. This might push the debris out the pump inlet. Also, here's the link to the wallpaper behind me: imgur.com/sdJzzJn - thank me later! :D

[@MichaelTsopeis]

Never apologize for pink.

[@norkris8729]

Hi man awsome vid! Im going to try to add 2x 240 rads in a loop, do u think that will change anything from what u did?

[@mick2d2]

Great video, thanks for sharing! I've got an old Corsair CWCH80 with a split tube that I think I'll try and repair. Aren't you supposed to leave a bit of air in the system for thermal expansion? I'd appreciate any comments regarding this, thanks!

[@juliart]

yes, i cannot find the video now but most brand name AIO manufacturers will leave about 2% of the loop as air for this reason.

[@handlesarefeckinstupid]

When you use flexible tubing the expansion is taken up by the tubing. Water cooled rigs dont get 'hot' water and the expansion is negligible. The manufacturers fill them as best they can and the gap is left by air settling out of the liquid. You can work out the expansion using maths if you want but it is tiny. The gap is left by manufacturing. Ideally there should be none and an expansion portion left in a 'weak' point.

[@mick2d2]

@@handlesarefeckinstupid Cheers! Still havent got round to repairing it! 8)

[@jessystephenson]

Can you explain the paper clip in more detail how do you use that to run the pump

[@TheSilviu8x]

Great job! If you are interested, you could add an peltier with two water blocks and a second radiator to the "loop". This way it might be possible to avoid the condensation problem, by moving the cold part further away from any electrical component. The peltier will help bring down the temperature of the water much lower. At least in theory...

[@MindBlank86]

+thesilviu silviu This should be pretty complex and I think the results are not anywhere near the level of work. As an experiment and cool thing to do, that would be awesome indeed. :D Peltier cooling is very cheap on chinese wholesale websites.

[@TheSilviu8x]

MindBlank Tech, indeed, this scenario is a bit complicated, but I think I will give it a try. Aio is a big No,No for me, but seeing that it is relatively easy to mod, the hybrid cooling might be the next thing, after Rgb...?

[@halsaufschneider1446]

Very bad idea. Not only are peltier energy waster. If you fall below room temperature, for what ever reason. When your PC is on idle & your window open for example. Then you face a serious condensation problem directly at the CPU/water block! Below the CPU is the mainboard. And most of the time, further down are the GPU - PCIe socket's. I would not recommend even a single drop of water anywhere on a mainboard. The risk is simply too high. No matter how much radiators some one uses, getting below room temperature is not possible that way. Because physics. So that is the only save option. Creating/Using a temperature controller for the Peltier, to only activate under full CPU load or above a certain temperature is another option. But that is something not anyone without higher electronics knowledge could achieve. Or even should! We are talking here about electric & fire hazards. Actual damage against life & limb if something goes south through careless tinkering.

[@MaggotInfestedGod]

Cool stuff, glad it worked out for you. Thanks for the video

[@MindBlank86]

+Mr. Panics Cheers man!

[@Odin3v]

Im actually doing this with an old H50 and 160mm rad. Its an apevia HTPC case that has 2x80mm rear exhaust fans. Using my old X58 board with a i7 990x that will be just 6 cores and Hyperthreading off. Its gonna be my 4k HTPC and retro rig in one.

[@tamarockstar45]

So I've heard AIO coolers die eventually, 4 or 5 years, because of a pump failure. Is this caused by the air pocket getting bigger over time in sealed AIO coolers? I'm wondering if refilling the loop like this can prolong the life of an AIO.

[@MindBlank86]

+tamarockstar45 Yeah, probably air pockets, coolant gone bad (in a full loop you need to replace the coolant every so often). Or just pumps dying of old age. :)

[@Kathdath]

Sweet! Not only did i want to know this, but it was for this exact cooler (I picked up a pair bare coolers without tubes and radiators)

[@michaelgriffin1205]

Huh? You can't buy an AIO without all that.. BTW you excluded but a pump?

[@Kathdath]

@@michaelgriffin1205 ID Cooling (the manufacturer) sells the idividual components on their Aliexpress store. I had picked up a pair of the pump and GPU brackets on a Ebay. I foolishly thought I had found an amazing bargain so grabbed two without properly reading the sale description.

[@michaelgriffin1205]

Oh I got ya now. Bout to send you and an encouraging words to return it as that not how they come..lol. Aliexpress though.. glad your brave enough to order off there.

[@Kathdath]

@@michaelgriffin1205 wait times aside, Aliexpress has overall had less headaches for me than using eBay. It is a good place to get generic items, and has been more reliable than sourcing from the US in 2020. ID Cooling's website directed me to the Aliexpress store for parts, and I was able to make handy little CPU/GPU combo with copper rads for my mITX systen.

[@calawaydp]

What is being used for the clamps of the hoses? Those black sleeves?

[@robertcarpenter3039]

Hi great video could you please tell me when making my own water can i use the green antifreeze ?

[@Dtr146]

That's some Approaching Nirvana I hear in the background

[@earthwormjim3]

Can you do modding a Swiftech H240x?

[@arthurporto673]

Almost answered all my doubts! I have an corsair h70i its a thick 120 radiator, can I replace its radiator with an 240mm or a 320mm? And what about its tubbes, can I replace with longer tubes? Thanks, nice vid!

[@richh9570]

How do you get the tubing off of the AIO radiator? I thought the original tubing couldn't be taken off.

[@yocracra2775]

“Decided to weewee...”

[@Poliacido]

hi, i have a H105 and i am planning to open it to give a good clean to the cold plate because i think some debris from the rad went in to the pump/plate in theese years (using it from 2years ago). Because i saw some videos of people opened it and found lot of debris/solder residue from the rad... probably they didn't clean very well when they assemble them. When i was used with custom water loops i always gave a good clean at the rad before using it, usually left it full of white vinegar all night long and the morning after i found a lot of dirt coming out

[@metinorcum1852]

so much information in video man, really nice job in there, thx.

[@patricks1920]

@MindBlank Tech Infact if you call Asus and show them your video,they might just send u the boards if it is to test ram speed and promote they're boards due to the overclocking capabilities.

[@MindBlank86]

+Patrick S I dunno man, they're kinda ignoring me, to be honest. Tried contacting them and got no reply so far. It is what it is and manufacturers are probably still considering this channel small for them to send review samples of their products. Things will change in the coming months, I have no doubt.

[@GorgeousFortress]

Looks really good, also very informative.

[@jacobnoori]

Cool project! Keep up the good work.

[@mrjoy1152]

I'd like to see before after benchmarks.

[@demigadrey8961]

What's the exact name of your transparent tube? It would fit my white case desktop

[@almalaga3924]

can you refill a closed loop aio cooler??ive got a deepcooler maesltrom one..wich show temps of 90 degrees..because no water nearly inside..

[@willysillyplays]

very informative video well explained, keep up the good work dude :)

[@joshuadelacruz3907]

Thanks for this great content! Though could you please list out the items we should buy for the coolant? I only got distilled water and anti-freeze because the others I can't clearly understand. Thank you!

[@bluestrike2006]

thanks for the videos and advice omg save my days im using idcooling 240g thanks again :)

[@moof8851]

So I was building my first pc and the mounting brackets on my Corsair h115i platinum had to be switched. I had no idea what I was looking at or doing and started removing the copper block. As soon as fluid came out I realized I fucked up and sealed it. I have been using it for months now with no issues. I mean I only leaked a few drops out. But if I start hearing bad air noises I will definitely try this. Seeing how I definitely voided my warranty on accident. To change the brackets they literally snap on and off lmao

[@bingfannumberone]

nice video dude

[@magnapeccatrix]

This was a good video to watch and learn. However I have a question. I want to replace liquid inside my h100i but I dont want to open up tubes. Is it possible to make a proper refill by removing copper heatsink and using a syringe? Thank you.

[@Orvis25]

@Mindblank Tech Few questions: Can i ask how you came up with the ratio of 150ml of antifreeze to .5L of water? Also, was that 100% non-diluted antifreeze (most places sell 50-50). Also, why do you need biocide in anti-freeze? I would have figured that stuff was already toxic enough to kill most organisms.

[@jeffm2787]

If your going to do all of this why not just add an external reservoir. Helps with the air issue, and any fluid loss from permeation. Then again I guess if your trying to keep it cheap...

[@vipervidsgamingplus5723]

Use distilled water and pigment made for watercooling so when running antifreeze doesn't eat the plastic and sugar doesn't pollute your coolant

[@rinpuiakhiangte5705]

One question... For antec mercury 360 aio liquidcooler, what tubing size does it supports?

[@Yo.m]

I did the same wirh a bran who haved plastic tube. But i drain the pump. And I refilled all turned off. I wonder if my aio is working properly

[@AmirSaadHackeR]

Nice,. Im gonna modify my 240 aorus aio to 360

[@pinoyeh]

FL22 coolant will work just dilute it with water, ratio is 1/4 FL22 coolant and 3/4 water.

[@kevinh3317]

Maybe I'm just too simple for this task, but at the 5:58 mark it looks to me like the coolant (orange) is going the wrong way through the system. Shouldn't it be getting sucked up the free end of the tube (the one *not* connected to the rad), going through the pump, then into the radiator. Once the system is full, it should spit out the open barb on the rad. Or maybe I'm missing something.

[@AlanAOrtiz]

Can add a water deposit?

[@drathir55]

Maybe NZXT Kraken refill? I bet that many people would like to know how to do it :)

[@Petalpusher28]

great vid! very interesting

[@MrRaivokasMagma]

I was waiting at the mixing part "Next, let's peel the apples, cut them and add them to the mix" :)

[@MindBlank86]

+MrRaivokasMagma Nah, apple juice will corrode the AIO internals. :D Or at least stain the tubes a permanent orange-y color...

[@brianroldan7256]

Isnt that bad to use coolant on the loop system because it doesn't do well.with the plastics?

[@JooseWillis]

Old video I know but is it possible to mix and match CPU/water blocks? Is there anyway to know what's compatible? Cause I have a fractal designs one that's still tip top but I'd love to have an lcd CPU block but they don't make one. possible to use a Corsair? Upgrade kit or anything like that? No real info online so I found this video so I figured I'd ask

[@devenm.2188]

How did you seal the tubes on? What black rubber piece was that?

[@laowai2000]

Such an easy mod unless you have the solid barb covers. Added an additional 12 cm rad also a BIG reservoir.

[@blanked_out_chin]

Hey just wondering your opinion. I have Cooler Master Seidon 120m since it was first released. Every thing seems to be fine, temps are well under 40C and all, but I would like to bleed the air out and/or refill my coolant. I'm not really sure if it can reclose if I open that port up but it should since that's how manufacturer filled it in the first place. Thoughts? If you see pics of the rad you can see a port right by the tubes/nipples on the RAD. Thanks

[@IsraelSocial]

corsair h100i fitting barbs are broken! Any idea to find one?

[@guilherminhu]

can i use fittings to seal the hoses?

[@MrSync-mo7ob]

Hi, nice video btw. I just wondering if the bracket can fit with id cooling aio frostflow series (non plus), is that right?! With replacing the pump with frostflow aio pump because it looks simillar. Can u do that?

[@SpecterMatthew]

I have been thinking about doing this. how do you get the black clamps that you have?

[@tz9483]

Can we replace a fitting stock with a WC Loops?

[@createdshocked4700]

I only want after year using AIO just fill it up. NZXT x62 it;s not easy to see where to start from filling. On youtube is no films how to fill it up.

[@DevPanigrahy]

I installed h100i 3 years back and it was working fine but today when i start my pc it shows cpu fan error. Whts the issue ? Pls help me. Weather my pump is defected or what ?

[@BigSiss]

Random Question: Would the EVGA 280 pump be strong enough and/or matter if i custom the AIO to a 480 Radiator? :) Thanks you all!!!!

[@rippedray]

what was the inner diameter for the tubing?

[@f2bacon]

how has this held up?

[@PACOME1200]

is it possible to do the same process with the NZXT Kraken x42 ?

[@robertd1965]

You had me at "Wee Wee".

[@ethangrotesque7388]

What headers did you power the pump with?

[@effendinadia1550]

Frost flow 120 can i do same thing?

[@patricks1920]

@MindBlank Tech Were you able to reach 3600mhz on the ram with any other ryzen cpu?

[@MindBlank86]

+Patrick S Hey! The 1600 caps at 3200, the 1600X at 3000-ish and the 1500X around 3050-ish. The 1600X is the poorest of these 3. Only my 1700X can go to 3600 and it caps around 3650 but some high-ish CL setting. 3000 is ok for any Ryzen CPU, which is the frequency that each of my CPU's managed. I think there's a fairly high chance that a Ryzen 5 can do 3200 which is the max on most boards (no bclk OC) anyway.

[@patricks1920]

MindBlank Tech Would it be possible for you to get ahold of another 1700x,to see if it is a fluke (a really good memory controller on your cpu),or if it's the combination of parts and can be attained with another 1700x?If another 1700x reached the same 3600mhz on the ram ,this would help amd and the the community to show that there is definitive reason and value to the X.Thank You

[@ryancooper944]

+MindBlank Tech Interesting that you say the 1600X can only reach 3000ishMHz. With the Ripjaws V F4-3200C14D-16GVR, the MSI B350m Gaming Pro, and the 1600X I was able to get RAM speeds of 3200MHz. Maybe your setup is different, but 1600X can most definitely work with 3200MHz RAM.

[@AniHajderaj]

Is there a brand that makes their coolers with long enough cables? As cool as this is, I don't feel comfortable building my own tubes.

[@liljonnyJ420]

where do you buy the tubes?

[@potatochobit]

the first half of my radiator is very hot, the 2nd half is cold. sound like I have a clog maybe? my computer is over heating and there is a service hole I filled it up a little.

[@hookhandtech5567]

Can you do a vid on swapping the radiators out, say a 140 for a 280 on a eVga hybrid cooler? I am tempted to do this myself.

[@Heart0rHead]

In this vid he replaced hoses, so what is the difference in using 140 or 280 mm radiator? Same steps required.

[@crazygamer9638]

is it possible refill the H55 quiet corsair Aio ?

[@2muchofyou]

is this still working in 2020?

[@jondonnelly4831]

What about ink from a color printer cartridge?

[@brycesmith5244]

Is there any way you can edit a captain 360

[@d1d1ka29]

Where you stoned in the video haha? good stuff tho I'm going to try this

[@MindBlank86]

+DrAgOnO 26 LOL, no. But why do you think that? :D

[@malisa71]

Cool stuff

[@nthngcns]

How much liquid did you put after sealing the tubes?

[@giovannifranco6255]

It should as close to "full" as possible (to minimize air)