Epic Build Tutorials! How to Sleeve your Water Cooled Tubes

[@pupsaderpupin5627]

So refreshing to find PC DIY content that isn't off the shelf parts day in day out. Plus you got an interview with a legend. Epic upload.

[@jmike8934]

Big tip that pretty much kills the fraying problem after your final cut. Gorilla Super Glue - with the brush. Have the super glue unscrewed and ready to grab before you make your final cut. Once that cut is done, simply brush the end lightly with the super glue and wait a few min. Fraying conquered.

[@pupsaderpupin5627]

Dude this is a next level tip!!!! Thanks!🙌

[@Srixun]

I used heat shrink wrap on a friends build where he did thi. worked wonders.

[@thebackstab8730]

I just burned the edges with a lighter.

[@Kindachi08]

I was already planning on doing this thanks to LiquidHaus’s posts. Glad to see this tutorial - looks easier to do than I was expecting. I’m ready to caterpillar it up!

[@LiquidHaus]

This was so much fun man!

[@cwilliams9199]

I didn’t know I needed this. As always, top tier production value

[@PKAWA]

Tried to do this with mdpc big and zmt 15,9mm. Impossible with ek quantum fittings.

[@bthatking]

How do i find out, which size of compression fitting i need? I use 16/10 Epdm tubes sold by Alphacool. Can I use the 16/10 Eiszapfen fittings?

[@Poteba_]

Fabulous tips! WoW, the aesthetic result is excellent! Can I ask you if you plan to do a subsequent part, such as for the choice of the pump and any possible modifications to it? How nice to see two such passionate people! Thanks for your great videos and this chat with Liquidhaus!

[@267tiny]

so if you are using a 10/16 fitting what is the size of the tubing? kinda lost on this one help

[@djtechno95]

This is going to make all the non-sleeved users scratch their heads. A simple upgrade to a custom loop.

[@robeytech]

Looks good though right!

[@freeksuout]

Has anyone found tubing that fits this with 10/13?

[@kalbien]

Hi guys, not sure how to contact you other then here, but major pain in the butt for me, is to actually screw the collar onto the fitting. I am using EK ZPM tube and EK 10/16 fittings and it's really hard to screw it :( in both this or liquidhaus sleeved video, this part is not shown. Is there any way how to make it easy(ier?) thanks!

[@BHall51683]

Well if you can do that why not make it in a larger sizes to cover the PSU cables too?

[@The_Giant_Lemon]

How do you attach the fitting to the sleeving on the 2nd end of the tubing run? If you did it the same way as shown in the video, you'd be left with two ends with the g1/4 threads. My experience was that you then can't screw both ends in. I build my loop by screwing in the more difficult end of the run, then slipping the tubing over the other fitting which is pre installed into the other end, but it'd be almost impossible to keep the sleeving straight in that method.

[@robeytech]

It is the same for both ends and you can see from the images that it is possible, we didn't appear to have issues doing it this way. Ping @LiquidHaus though he would definitely be down to help!

[@JR7757]

Me from 00:00 to 2:27 - I know some of those words Me after 2:28 - Vindicated!

[@cryo_vL]

That guy's arms pump from sleeving

[@willynanney]

You are suppose to use a lighter and melt the plastic to keep it from fraying. I can’t imagine trying to do this without melting the ends

[@darrenmaharaj]

WHAT ABOUT 10/13 ?????

[@8145dwerdna]

You're suppose to use a hot knife when cutting

[@natr0n]

I mentioned heat shrink as well to this clown. Then he responds YOU are telling me ? He is not professional at all very messy work.

[@ILKBNS]

I watched this vid like 10 times and just now noticed the cat : I

[@willynanney]

Bruh I’m gonna Amazon this shit. 11$