No, I just didn't take pictures after I got the rest put together last night. I vaped it instead.
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No, I just didn't take pictures after I got the rest put together last night. I vaped it instead.
Don't blame you. A life undocumented is a life lived as i like to tell all illegal Mexican immigrants here.
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Well, Trunks, Flickr has gone flatline. It appears they're in on the conspiracy.
I snapped a couple, but they won't upload.
I snapped a couple, but they won't upload.
Just uploaded a pic on my Flickr with no problems Peter.
How depressing. i use photobucket but only because i am and have always been lazy (lazier than Dennis by years).
You can just send them to me or Classwife and she'll do it. She's been very obliging today.
Workday tomorrow and loads of whining a-rasp customers to deal with, she may not be so amenable.
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You can just send them to me or Classwife and she'll do it. She's been very obliging today.
Workday tomorrow and loads of whining a-rasp customers to deal with, she may not be so amenable.
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usually, it's just 10-20 minutes.
by the time you get done talking about it, I'm sure it'll be good to go.
by the time you get done talking about it, I'm sure it'll be good to go.
The pin is also new right? So 510 groove and new pin? Or am I missing anything else?
So, yeah, we've got:
• a true and flat top,
• the groove for o-ring (optional. one can still run it without an o-ring there, given the precision/uniformity of the 510 threads.)
• and then the pin(s): we've got a nice long juice nippoh! now, a longer pin, Naval Brass on the Brass option (harder, tougher, "lead free")
Like I said, minor tweaks all around; but all together forming the ideal assembly and function for me. Simple, and designed for an exact and specific application. I can't emphasize enough the aspect of quality workmanship and precision machining here.
fits nicely in a friend o' mine's mods too.
no idea how that happened.
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i read fast and type slowly. A 510 is the connector that most of our atties use. A hollow pin or indeed a grooved pin is a special adaptation for bottom fed mods.
If you used a dripping atty for example - it's sealed at the bottom.
Out of context as usual, but there is no reason other than practice for which no standards are set, that you cannot fashion a threaded bolt of any size and feed juice to the atty, which is the name of the game.
If it was any good maybe it'd be adopted as a standard - i mean the stuff Rob was doing at Reos. Adjustable etc.
But for cloud hounds like me - mods with MO POWAH are what i like. 2 batteries or more.
If you used a dripping atty for example - it's sealed at the bottom.
Out of context as usual, but there is no reason other than practice for which no standards are set, that you cannot fashion a threaded bolt of any size and feed juice to the atty, which is the name of the game.
If it was any good maybe it'd be adopted as a standard - i mean the stuff Rob was doing at Reos. Adjustable etc.
But for cloud hounds like me - mods with MO POWAH are what i like. 2 batteries or more.
. . . . retrofit(s)?
I wonder if that has anything to do with the passage of time?
Centre pin was not drilled to the highly demanding tolerances that the Dibmeister and others expect.
Nothing is worse than a hole that doesn't perform as you wanted... ' you had one job..'
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Nothing is worse than a hole that doesn't perform as you wanted... ' you had one job..'
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