The Holy metal, also known as Brass, has been in constant use since prehistoric times. It has been used to craft legendary relics and holy symbols alike. Vessels comprised of this mysterious and venerable alloy have housed such ancient and sacred artifacts as "The Brass Balls of Hercules" and "The Brass Phallus of Zeus". And you dare compare the welp of a metal such as stainless stool...err I mean steal....err I really meant to say steel... to that?! Pah say I!
LOL! Well described, oh Jim of DashLand. A marvelous and lyrical verbal pictorial if ever there was.
And to the Stealth One, I say.......
And to the Stealth One, I say.......
LOL! Well described, oh Jim of DashLand. A marvelous and lyrical verbal pictorial if ever there was.
And to the Stealth One, I say.......
Indeed. I await as well.
I know he's in the swamp land of work lately and admittedly mega busy. I'm sure he'll be back when he can do.
Til then.......... here's a new coil for ya, Dasher.
Til then.......... here's a new coil for ya, Dasher.
Hercules and Zeus must have been pretty tired at the end of a long work day. I get a little tired carrying a few bags of groceries into the house .
Brass junk though, well that's a whole other story. Plus it needs to be polished ALL THE TIME, which could create some other problems for a man. ;-)
Brass junk though, well that's a whole other story. Plus it needs to be polished ALL THE TIME, which could create some other problems for a man. ;-)
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Indeed, all true. Except for the fact one was a God and the other a Demi-God. Thinking they have plenty of worshipers to polish their brass for them. In fact, I'm thinking Aphrodite would lend them each as many "initiates" as they needed to carry their junk around for them too.
I wanna be a God.P.S. Come to think of it, I think Hercules was the result of an Epic polishing job. I really want to be a God
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Drink up, sweetie.
(pretend it's brass)
I had such a good reply to this but when I read it back to myself my first thought was Reeeeeeeeeported!
P.S. Come to think of it, I think Hercules was the result of an Epic polishing job. I really want to be a God
"Let them eat grapes!"
I had such a good reply to this but when I read it back to myself my first thought was Reeeeeeeeeported!
A wise man once said...
WARNING!!! My side-by-side ate my atty!
Wow! It's a sad sad day in Mudville today. My Knight v1 has eaten my favorite, first ever authentic, KFL+. I blame myself for not keeping an eye on it, but the air flow screw has backed out and now my prized atty is forever stuck in the Knight. This is one major drawback with a side-by-side, it's 80% concealed so there's no way to get any kind of tool in there to free it.
I'm thinking about cutting the mod up with a dremel to get the base plate out and trying to slice it up to get it off. I doubt this will work but what have I to loose. I love my KFL+, it's what got me off cigs. It has been shelved for the past year or more since I started using Kabuki's exclusively. I only recently put it back into service and maybe had 3 tanks through it before this happened.
Everyone please; please pay attention when servicing your gear. It's too late for me, but maybe this will help prevent another disaster....
Wow! It's a sad sad day in Mudville today. My Knight v1 has eaten my favorite, first ever authentic, KFL+. I blame myself for not keeping an eye on it, but the air flow screw has backed out and now my prized atty is forever stuck in the Knight. This is one major drawback with a side-by-side, it's 80% concealed so there's no way to get any kind of tool in there to free it.
I'm thinking about cutting the mod up with a dremel to get the base plate out and trying to slice it up to get it off. I doubt this will work but what have I to loose. I love my KFL+, it's what got me off cigs. It has been shelved for the past year or more since I started using Kabuki's exclusively. I only recently put it back into service and maybe had 3 tanks through it before this happened.
Everyone please; please pay attention when servicing your gear. It's too late for me, but maybe this will help prevent another disaster....
WARNING!!! My side-by-side ate my atty!
Wow! It's a sad sad day in Mudville today. My Knight v1 has eaten my favorite, first ever authentic, KFL+. I blame myself for not keeping an eye on it, but the air flow screw has backed out and now my prized atty is forever stuck in the Knight. This is one major drawback with a side-by-side, it's 80% concealed so there's no way to get any kind of tool in there to free it.
I'm thinking about cutting the mod up with a dremel to get the base plate out and trying to slice it up to get it off. I doubt this will work but what have I to loose. I love my KFL+, it's what got me off cigs. It has been shelved for the past year or more since I started using Kabuki's exclusively. I only recently put it back into service and maybe had 3 tanks through it before this happened.
Everyone please; please pay attention when servicing your gear. It's too late for me, but maybe this will help prevent another disaster....
take it to a machine shop and they can work their magic to solve your dilemma..............................
k2, SOOOOOOOO sorry. I liked your post, but certainly NOT the content.
I hope you can get it extricated soon. WHAT A BUMMER!!!!!!
I hope you can get it extricated soon. WHAT A BUMMER!!!!!!
I know right? I just started using it again to slow the use of my Kabuki coils. Gotta make my stockpile last...
WARNING!!! My side-by-side ate my atty!
Wow! It's a sad sad day in Mudville today. My Knight v1 has eaten my favorite, first ever authentic, KFL+. I blame myself for not keeping an eye on it, but the air flow screw has backed out and now my prized atty is forever stuck in the Knight. This is one major drawback with a side-by-side, it's 80% concealed so there's no way to get any kind of tool in there to free it.
I'm thinking about cutting the mod up with a dremel to get the base plate out and trying to slice it up to get it off. I doubt this will work but what have I to loose. I love my KFL+, it's what got me off cigs. It has been shelved for the past year or more since I started using Kabuki's exclusively. I only recently put it back into service and maybe had 3 tanks through it before this happened.
Everyone please; please pay attention when servicing your gear. It's too late for me, but maybe this will help prevent another disaster....
Pulled my Kv1 out of storage and took a quick look. Not saying it will be easy, but it should not require you cutting it up with a D-Tool. You know your way around a PCB and a soldering iron by chance?
take your kayfun apart while still on the mod. you'll be able to access the end of the fill screw from the top of the base. since they are so loose a bit of jiggling and something with a small rubber tip might work. or a tiny easy out.
