Laptop heatsink single to dual pipes upgrade mod. How to desolder u0026 test laptop heat pipes. Part 1

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NEVER PUT FIRE ON A HEATPIPE!!! THAT JUST DAMAGE THE HEATPIPE!!!
Comment from : SaveTheHuman5

It wont explode, the first thing to happen would be the flat pipe returns to it's original round shape taking the temp to 330 C is not high enough to over pressurise
Comment from : Phantom21

Do you know if the fans vary in speed depending on the manufacturer? I have the l440 and I feel that it is slow
Comment from : Francisco Javier Valdez

Very cool, i want to know what glue you are using? Thanks
Comment from : Albertus Ananto Tunggadewa

thank you for your efforts, i appreciate that
Comment from : Marcos Conceição

this would be great with a liquid metal replacement vs solder liquid metal you can replace with ease over solder and when the heat pipes become old and lose the thermal transfer from oc or what ever you can get new ones and replace them, you can also build your own cooler
Comment from : -TF- BOFORSHO

Awesome video man Still active ?
Comment from : Josh Tree

Very nice video
Comment from : William Li

Crazy how you managed to desolder that heat pipe without it explodingbrbrBut now i'm curious: would it be possible to desolder/solder the Heatpipe with one end in a cup of water for example? That could reduce the risk of the Pipe exploding
Comment from : Kay Bürcky

Have you tried solder it with copper brazing or maybe tig or cold welding?
Comment from : 687yughmn

Thanks for sharing your adventure
Comment from : Judith

Your precautions about heat pipes were a bit extreme and unneccesary Heat pipes aren't under pressure at all, in fact the opposite, they're under negative pressure and there isn't enough liquid inside to cause them to explode You could probably have done this with a torch in far less time, the ultimate temperature isn't that high as long as you apply the heat properly
Comment from : John Heuft III

Watching this video makes me want to jump on ebay and buy some heatpipe setups like this, not sure about the price now but that's cheaper than you can buy raw heatpipe for by far
Comment from : John Heuft III

I'm gonna do this in the next few days! brI will tell you if it works!
Comment from : Bank

Congratulations teacherdo you know about laptop temperature sensor in the board? The fan cooler do not funtion when the pentium heat and shutdown the laptop
Comment from : Rodolfo Rivera Leal

pretty interesting find didnt know heatsinks were just held together with solder
Comment from : Aircon Guy

Thank you I saved 70 dollars Now It works great again
Comment from : Amber Dovel

hey man! i really love your idea and I can't stop thinking about this too since I seen your video I have watched your newer one too and I wanted to ask because I think I made a huge mistake brbrI had to hammer my heatpipe to make it straight and I hammered it ALOT I'm worried something might happen if I put it in my laptop because I heard they can explode???brbrmy CPU at load is 70c without the cooler ofcbris this okay for the heat pipe? what do you think I should do
Comment from : amit