G-Tank-US-CO-OP Support Thread

[santo19586]

here we go again,, just loving it,

 

[Scubabatdan]

LOL, thanks for the support from the G-tank owners, been busy all night updating the database with numbers Whhooo I think it has finally slowed down. Wellllll until tomorrow. About to break 300 units Lord help me LOL
Dan

 

[harpo]

Yeah, me too have one. G-tank is awesome, i think G-tank-US will be better.

B

Love the avatar, I have a bernese as well. She's a great dog.

 

[cyned]

She is, i have two females. they are great and loving dogs. Dharma is in the avatar the other is Sophie.
Cheers.
Sorry off topic.

 

[ED-209]

I am wondering if assembly then is just installing the screws and those spacers in and that's it or if it requires anything special or some other special skill or tool?

I know instructions will be posted during the waiting phase after we order and pay, but if that's basically all there is to it I am debating to just get mine non-assembled to help Dan out as I know a lot of people want them assembled. I also wonder if people are made aware if it is just that simple, if that might cut down on the assembly requests, unless of course Dan wants to assemble them as I don't want to mess up anything up for him? I know there isn't any soldering and while I am not really mechanically or modding skilled, I can assemble or put together regular things like screws and such but let's just say I wasn't even going to attempt a Scubagen as I am just now learning about soldering and that's why I opted for assembly initially.

What is everyone's thoughts?

Thanks for any input.

 

[ainako]

I suck at soldering, but I've been screwing and inserting things for a good portion of my life. So assembly shouldn't be a problem

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[Scubabatdan]

I am wondering if assembly then is just installing the screws and those spacers in and that's it or if it requires anything special or some other special skill or tool?

I know instructions will be posted during the waiting phase after we order and pay, but if that's basically all there is to it I am debating to just get mine non-assembled to help Dan out as I know a lot of people want them assembled. I also wonder if people are made aware if it is just that simple, if that might cut down on the assembly requests, unless of course Dan wants to assemble them as I don't want to mess up anything up for him? I know there isn't any soldering and while I am not really mechanically or modding skilled, I can assemble or put together regular things like screws and such but let's just say I wasn't even going to attempt a Scubagen as I am just now learning about soldering and that's why I opted for assembly initially.

What is everyone's thoughts?

Thanks for any input.

The only PITA factor is the 0-80 ezloc insert. It must be pressed into a .096" hole at a depth of .125" Then the 6-32 nylon screw must be center drilled with a 1/32" drill bit, and glued/screwed into place and cut at the proper height. The rest is easy, glue the PTFE tubing in, glue the nylon wahser in place and insert the nylon spacer over the ceter pin and assemble. The .5" 0-80 screw must line up with the floating brass 0-80 tapped hole and screwed into place. Other than that a breeze LOL
Dan

 

[Iluvsmoking]

Will there be step by step video guide by you coming soon?

 

[kcos]

The only PITA factor is the 0-80 ezloc insert. It must be pressed into a .096" hole at a depth of .125" Then the 6-32 nylon screw must be center drilled with a 1/32" drill bit, and glued/screwed into place and cut at the proper height. The rest is easy, glue the PTFE tubing in, glue the nylon wahser in place and insert the nylon spacer over the ceter pin and assemble. The .5" 0-80 screw must line up with the floating brass 0-80 tapped hole and screwed into place. Other than that a breeze LOL
Dan

Thank God for pre-assembly And you of course Dan LOL

 

[dragon_ch]

Sounds complicated to me...I better find someone in USA to assemble for me

 

[Vaporologist]

Thank God for pre-assembly And you of course Dan LOL

My thoughts exactly, kcos! Thank you Dan for not stopping at 25

 

[urquidezj]

The only PITA factor is the 0-80 ezloc insert. It must be pressed into a .096" hole at a depth of .125" Then the 6-32 nylon screw must be center drilled with a 1/32" drill bit, and glued/screwed into place and cut at the proper height. The rest is easy, glue the PTFE tubing in, glue the nylon wahser in place and insert the nylon spacer over the ceter pin and assemble. The .5" 0-80 screw must line up with the floating brass 0-80 tapped hole and screwed into place. Other than that a breeze LOL
Dan

A breeze lol. Just make sure all of you are spinning the lathe fast when drilling the 1/32 hole. Haha

 

[ED-209]

The only PITA factor is the 0-80 ezloc insert. It must be pressed into a .096" hole at a depth of .125" Then the 6-32 nylon screw must be center drilled with a 1/32" drill bit, and glued/screwed into place and cut at the proper height. The rest is easy, glue the PTFE tubing in, glue the nylon wahser in place and insert the nylon spacer over the ceter pin and assemble. The .5" 0-80 screw must line up with the floating brass 0-80 tapped hole and screwed into place. Other than that a breeze LOL
Dan

Thanks sooo much for the extra information Dan and this takes care of it for me, I'll stick with getting mine pre-assembled by an expert, don't want to get something and have the chance of messing it up

Thank God for pre-assembly And you of course Dan LOL

EXACTLY and couldn't agree more

 

[bp400]

put myself on the list. Don't wanna miss this opportunity, however am a bit worried about maintenance and repair type issues. Even cleaning and re-assembly.

 

[Jajasonvich]

I might need to find someone to pre-assemble mine as well.... Any takers?

 

[ainako]

The only PITA factor is the 0-80 ezloc insert. It must be pressed into a .096" hole at a depth of .125" Then the 6-32 nylon screw must be center drilled with a 1/32" drill bit, and glued/screwed into place and cut at the proper height. The rest is easy, glue the PTFE tubing in, glue the nylon wahser in place and insert the nylon spacer over the ceter pin and assemble. The .5" 0-80 screw must line up with the floating brass 0-80 tapped hole and screwed into place. Other than that a breeze LOL
Dan

What if all that sounds like a PITA to me :/

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[bp400]

I might need to find someone to pre-assemble mine as well.... Any takers?

just ask for pre-assembled $10 more

 

[eyebrook]

All good stuff

 

[johnlacie]

The only PITA factor is the 0-80 ezloc insert. It must be pressed into a .096" hole at a depth of .125" Then the 6-32 nylon screw must be center drilled with a 1/32" drill bit, and glued/screwed into place and cut at the proper height. The rest is easy, glue the PTFE tubing in, glue the nylon wahser in place and insert the nylon spacer over the ceter pin and assemble. The .5" 0-80 screw must line up with the floating brass 0-80 tapped hole and screwed into place. Other than that a breeze LOL
Dan

Yikes I may not be up to the task, would you recommend a drill press for making the holes? Some diagrams/illustrations would be nice as I do not want mine assembled. Thanks a bunch in advance Dan.

 

[otrem]

send it to me johnlacie, i'll assemble it for you. lol