Silicone cooking utensils are available everywhere. You could buy a single potholder of the right thickness and keep your cartridge caps for storing cartridges. You would have enough plugs for a year.
Anyone tried removing the cart and found that the plug stays on the bridge?
Last edited by firechick; 12-06-2009 at 05:51 PM.
Just happens Improvment patent pending.. yesterday evening I saw a patent lawyer He said i had somthing and he wanted $800 to do the patent search then wanted $8000 to put it threw..lol what a tool he was.. but anyway I have another company sending me a kit to send to them and they will take care of it.. we will see what happens.. if I get great if there is already a design allwell at least I have somthing to vape onOriginally Posted by smonomo
Anybody try this on a 401 yet? I love my 401s, hate the poly filing stuff and 401s stink at dripping. No I don't like dipping, either. Could be tough to do on those tiny carts, though. I'll let you know if I can get it to work. Thanks.
Well.. no reason to waste your time and money as someone will just change one material and release it with no problems.
Plus is it even possable to get a patent when your using someone elses manufactured parts like the cart and end cap and ofcourse the straw?
I still think this thing is gona hold juice in the cart like everything else out there as its not correcting the biggest problem with carts.
Last edited by eclypse; 12-06-2009 at 06:01 PM.
Sorry Scotty. This serves as public disclosure.
Although I think that getting a patent on this is well... let's just say "unlikely", you'd need to have an invention disclosure already in place.. witnessed, signed and notarized.
Shure you can its called a improvment patent.. what do you think the biggest problum is with the carts?
Yes I found out its a big huge pita to do this not to mention it could take years.. I dont really care after dealing with a lawyer yesterday.. thats why I went ahead and posted it.. ofcourse the day JoyeTech comes out with somthing like this I still might kick myself a few times
Last edited by SCOTTYBALLS; 12-06-2009 at 06:25 PM.
I keep waiting for this not to work but so far it's working. I'd like to find an easier way to make a small hole in the center as the hole works better for me. Also, how big can the hole be made before it leaks. It seems to run a bit dry when chain vaping. I ask because I'd like to try this on a HV mod which sucks up the juice.
Good for you mate! ..Patents can be complicated and costly, and like you say, there could be someone else using something similar....but do they have a patent?Just happens Improvment patent pending.. yesterday evening I saw a patent lawyer He said i had somthing and he wanted $800 to do the patent search then wanted $8000 to put it threw..lol what a tool he was.. but anyway I have another company sending me a kit to send to them and they will take care of it.. we will see what happens.. if I get great if there is already a design allwell at least I have somthing to vape on
Anyway, I first saw the Scottyballs ZFM today, right here. This has to be the biggest break through in e-cig technology, Congratulations!
btw, refilling is a piece of cake, push the dropper through the slit and squirt.
No problem with the plug..(I'd call it a valve, not a plug) sticking to the bridge, and I've removed it several times, location of the plug, and atomizer type will need to be considered.
Working perfect with my BE112 801.
Last edited by smonomo; 12-06-2009 at 07:33 PM.
Another great invention from the one and only Scottyballs! Well done man, this is a homerun!
Instead of making a bigger hole try a slit or to from where the hole starts .. also a taller straw will make the hole open up more cause the bridge of the atty will stick in further.. I dont have any H/V mods other then a barleby wich is around 4.1-3.8v but let me know how it works!
btw tony my expresso's are off the friggin chain
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