Make sure you get the v3, it has the adjustable 510!!
I have no leakage. The shaft of the pin seems to seal pretty well to the rubber insulator. The liquid still goes through the stainless pin and does not come anywhere near the epoxy. The epoxy is applied to to the outside of the insulator washer while it is held tight together by the screw, with a little overage onto the base and contact to hold them all together.Not a bad idea but, you now have a leaking issue with the positive pin raised and epoxy mixing with my liquid over time is a no-go for me....
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Aye, laddie, that I will...Give it time.....
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True. But that would require an atty with a really short 510. At that point you probably wouldn't have enough on the bottom end to make a good connection for the bottle. The stock 510 is a fraction of a mm too short, the amount required to raise it enough to contact a standard atty shouldn't create a problem.Only other concern is over extending the positive pin up and it shifting. Not a lot of room between negative and positive in that 510.
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They do seem to last pretty well . I have two that have been in regular use for over a year. Might be able to patch it with a dab of silicone sealer.First SSIB bottle busted after a years use. Maybe 2? Have to figure when I got my CC. Small hole in the seam on the bottom.
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Decided to modify a VT Inbox bottle to fit into the Franky. Took the tube from the original bottle, drilled a hole in the middle of the rubber top, fed the tube through, voila. Works just as well as the supersoft bottles.
What kind of bit and size did you use?
I gave this a shot, and couldn't get it to drill easily - too soft. When I finally got a hole, I'd overdone it and the whole middle "plug" gave up and came out. Not tight enough a top seal without the middle plug (I tried - messy....).
I used a 9/64 bit. It did cause the the middle plug to fall out as well. I found the hole was still small enough to force the tube through. It was a tight fit and with the top on I don't have any air leaks. Will use it for a few days to see how it holds up and report back.
The only drawback so far is the size of the bottle does restrict the switch a tad, so have to fully press the button to fire.