@Blasto how deep do the m3 holes go under the 60d? Don’t wanna screw too far when I’ll mount it inside the case
For future reference:
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I don’t know about you… but I’d just screw a couple in by hand… but maybe that’s too much effort…
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Can also stick in a paperclip something not metal and sharp then measure, if your finger screwing skills are not in shape.
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or vernier calipers have the depth of hole measurement thingie
EDIT:
i saw your ninja edit… hahahaha you’re more than likely going to put a metal screw in that hole…
don’t be askkeered of metal thingies
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hey idk if it’s a blind hole I haven’t seen the thing.
Also the back of my calipers can measure like 7mm deep before the shank is too wide for a M3 hole
hence the stick in’ and measure em’
See title for reasoning behind my over complication of measuring holes, more specifically telling others how to measure their holes.
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@Fosterqc @kook
My question lies more in the fact that it might be a bottomless (in this case topless?) hole. I don’t wanna be screwing anything in it only to find out I scraped the pcb.
I have an awful tendancy of screwing till it stops moving by force…(take that phrase how you want 
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follow my advice then I was thinking for ya
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I might just end up using 3m tape @3DServisas made a heatsink for the 100D. Is one available for the 60D yet?
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Same dimensions
Could be full of shit.
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Is it? Screw placement seemed very different. Are you supposed to remove the original bottom of the casing to fit the heatsink?
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That could be correct. I don’t have both in front of me so I should shut up.
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I don’t either. I know there’s 4 screwholes in the bottom of my 60d. And they’re offcentered
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Well between the two of us we could get to the bottom of this.
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If it doesn’t fit, you’re not screwing hard enough?
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The holes are 5mm blind holes, jean-guy proof
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Jpo bolt pattern on bottom
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What’s that?
