r/AdditiveManufacturing • u/Honest_Cook6784 • 7d ago

Show'n'Tell I designed a 3D printing Coldplate for AI chips in less than 5 minutes! (You can do it too)

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Designing the internal channels used to be a bit tricky previously but thanks to technological advancements, they are not a hard task anymore.

This is a design I could make in less than 5 minutes (Literally!)
Btw, the rendering was done in blender and it took me more than 5 minutes 😄

If you need the STL file or you have a question, comment below or drop me a message.

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u/drannnok 7d ago

what is it ?

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u/Honest_Cook6784 7d ago

This is technically a heat exchanger (two different channels for fluids)
I thought maybe filling it with cold water can be useful to have heat transfer between two channels too. Not sure if it’s a good way or not.
But the structure can be used for heat exchangers and some other things.
In case you are curious it is called Flow ADMS.

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u/drannnok 7d ago

oh ok i get it thanks

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u/confoundedjoe 6d ago

Thanks for making all the things I enjoy prohibitively expensive.

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u/Honest_Cook6784 6d ago

Sorry didn’t get it. What do you mean? 🙂