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I'm still recovering from my injuries. I am pretty banged up.Slowly but surely getting better.
Well I hope you get better soon
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Well I hope you get better soon
I totally forgot about that! I have got to try that! It sounds delicious! If it tastes like sweet cream java.......then I have to try it
I wish that I could make a flavor that tastes like the coffeemate hazelnut coffee creamer, something that does not taste like black coffee....lol coffee flavors are so hard! Lol
For the creamer, I'd start with FA hazelnut, FA fresh cream, and FA Vienna Cream.
I haven't tried the tiramisu yet. It smells great. Had half a tank of Twinkie and topped it off with the tiramisu...so far I'm thinking kinda coffee cake
I do like Italian twinkie to be truthful. On the other hand my first thought was "whaaat? Spaghetti and Twinki?" Lol
I'm way behind on ECF, but sorry about your mod. I hope you can find the right parts to fix it. I had an M16 starting to fire on it's own on Sunday. Luckily, I heard it sizzling, and loosened a tube up in time to save everything.It was pretty hot though.
I got a Panzer Black Hawk clone yesterday, and the lock ring got stuck. (I've read that's pretty common even on the originals, but didn't read that until after mine got stuck). Tried everything, and couldn't get it unstuck. When my husband got home, he said he'd fix it. He took it to the truck, and when he came back in, he had used lockjaws, and it was all messed up. I was sick.
The button and spring thingy must be messed up too, because the firing button sticks in the on position and doesn't come down unless you take the bottom off and push it down with your finger.
I'm trying to find a new end cap for it, but so far, the cheapest one I've seen is $60. I see fatdaddy has the magnetic replacement for them, but I don't know which one fits Kindbright clones, and I can't figure out how to get the thing apart. It doesn't have an o ring, it's a gasket thing that won't come out, and you can't turn the firing button inside with the gasket in there. (It looks like if you turn the inside button, it will unscrew the outside button so you can get in there).
Anyway, does anyone know for sure how they come apart?
Mine gets stuck if I over tighten just barely but it's the machining that makes that happen. Minute jagged edges on threading. I've never failed to get mine open. What I do is put duct tape on the threading, and duct tape on the outside of the bottom, the part with the decorative grooves. Now, those grooves will fit needle nose pliers perfectly, so I grab two sets of pliers, one on the taped grooves and one on the taped threading. A tiny bit of pressure and pop with no damage. Did your hubby know it is reverse threaded? Of it is in the ON position and stuck you need to turn the threads clockwise, and if it is stuck in OFF counter clockwise.
Good Morning everyone.....I bet a cinnamon Twinkie is better than the banana kind....
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