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Yep...good idea...Gummy Bear did that with some faucet fittings...not sure where that info is...but I know I saw pics of it..somewhere. My goal is to not have to pry the delrin caps off everytime with a screwdriver and to make it easier to insert a new CE2 when needed. Otherwise I'm happy. I...

I would second the motion to try Maxboro Ultimate as a DIY of Madvape's USA mix...I've used both and Maxboro at about 1-2 drops per ml is almost dead-on equivalent to USA mix.

Awesome job on the woodworking! Dunno if you've done a basic 2AA box mod yet, but I'd do one or two of those first and experiment with placement in the box and also try out a few switches, before cutting up the wooden box. You'll get a better idea of what you need to do. Also madvapes has other...

Good write-up PKZ...I'm still cogitatin' it all...:) I figure it just needs to be threaded...in case there's some unforseen reason for it to be that way. If I'm gonna field strip a tank..that should be all the parts...dunno...been a long day already...LOL!

So it's not a smoking gun anymore..it's a vaping gun!! WOOT!!! TOO COOL!!

Ok...I can see that..LOL!

PKZ...so which one do you like better then?? I know the price on the AvidVapers is a bit too high, but having the "ledge" around the bottom would create a stop for screwing it into the cap. However, it might also prevent height adjustment too as we discussed. Also the thread gauge seems to be...

Ohhh man...that's funny!! I'd wondered about that for a long time now!! You can just call me Gummy 2 soon!! LOL!

yep..I could definitely do that...trick is, it'd take 2 yrs to complete the course and I'd be standing on concrete 8-10 hrs a day and I'm 50 yrs old and partially disabled after brain surgery 10yrs ago. It would be brutal at best. I could probably get some relief on sitting some during the...

Will be interesting to see how the threading works and also the airflow of course. I'd love an out-of-the-box solution that only requires minor modifications vs having to drill and tap my own custom fitting. I had always envisioned the threaded fitting so that it could easily be removed for...

You'd probably fit right in here then...guns and pork! Me...I'm originally from Texas, so it's beef BBQ for me...but I eat the pork too...LOL!

HAHA!! One of my buddies down here is head of the machine shop for the local vo-tech college. I already prowl around there and he makes me stuff from time to time, but I'd probably have to enroll to learn to do it myself and then there's still the cost of the equipment, once I know how...LOL...

Gummy...my problem is not just the cost of the lathe, but the know-how to set it up and use it. I'd at the least have to search internet for tutorials, buy a book or take a class. The little bit I've read on it, it's a huge undertaking just to get it unboxed, cleaned, setup and adjusted...

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use drill bit, cut-off wheel or just remove the tube completely with pipe cutter.

Looks really good PKZ! I'm trying to figure out how that's diff from the 510-510 connector though, if you grind off the threads and taper it down? I was really pumped to see the ego-adapter cause it was pre-threaded and all I'd have to do is match the threads and tap out the delrin cap to match...

Yep...pics! or it's just a nicotine dream! Edit: Duh..there's a whole series of pics...sorry!! LOL!

yeah...2.4 or 2.8 would be best..the 3.2 will work but you'll feel like it's just not hitting hard enough at 3.7 volts.

connector clearance not an issue with Silver Bullet..so no adapters needed...should be plug-n-play...enjoy!!

Nope...what I'm talking about is a hand tool..you can do really fine detail work with it...here's a link: Widget Supply: Pin Vise You can also find them at Harbor Freight, modeling shops, hobby lobby, etc..