They didn't, but I will ask
I do like the appearance of the tip; it meshes with the whole Greek warrior shtick that the styling is wrapped around, and I'd hate to replace it, really. But I still have several of the Super-T tips that were made by Super-T Engineering before they went belly-up, and they were/are the best DTs ever made, then and now.It's a nice looking driptip, but yeah, much too wide bore. Looks like a regular driptip connector though, though it has 2 o-rings instead of 1. I'd still have to use either an angled-adapter or a knucklehead, to keep hot juice off my lips, so I'm less worried abut that, than I am about that huge opening on the air-hole stack. It's like they're trying to remove the best part of the Achilles so it'll suit cloud chasers better -- even though they have a veritable avalanche of good attys available to them!![]()
Andria
How odd. Your link suggests in stock at 115 pounds. Go to TM's website and click on the Achilles and it says it is no longer made.just got my notice email; Achilles II in stock at titanium mods. here's the link: http://titanium-mods.com/home/76-atomizer-achilles-full-titanium.html
read his "how to order" instructions, you go through the process as normal then he sends you a paypal form over email.
How odd. Your link suggests in stock at 115 pounds. Go to TM's website and click on the Achilles and it says it is no longer made.
Yes. You'll get a third email pretty quick with a link that takes you to a Paypal page filled out to pay him.Thank you, gmoney$, for being on your toes!
One Achilles II (plus a spares kit) ordered; I received two emails instantly, one that promises he will "email you with direct link to pay by PayPal," and another with the order details. No email link to PayPal that I can find, as yet. Is this normal?
Yeah, I figured it out. And it's authentic alright. With authentic pricing to go along with it.That link goes to the Achilles II, and they are showing "in stock" -- but 115 euros, or $126.
I'll wait for the clone.
Andria
yes/sorry/right, we're talking version II here. Politically Correct and I will be the guinnea pigs here and let you know how the II is. Then you know whether to get the cloneHow odd. Your link suggests in stock at 115 pounds. Go to TM's website and click on the Achilles and it says it is no longer made.
I think the one you linked is actually the Version 2.
Nice work gmoney.yes/sorry/right, we're talking version II here. Politically Correct and I will be the guinnea pigs here and let you know how the II is. Then you know whether to get the clone![]()
I'm just as cheap as the next guy. Cheaper, in most cases. But in this one, I like the idea of putting a little cash into the hands of the craftsman that actually designed and built the thing—at least the first one. After that I'll likely throw my principles aside and get the clones, even if I consider cloners to be scum-of-the-earth intellectual pirates.Yeah, no way in hell I'm gonna pay $126 for an atty, that's ridiculous. I may grab a clone when they're available, if the price is similar to the original Achilles clone.
That thing about the "filler" -- that would seem to apply to the Prometey more than the Achilles, but I guess you could use filler in an Achilles too.
Andria
LOL. You mirror my thoughts. The originator deserves to be rewarded at least to some extent. There were no authentics available when I bought my three. In fact, there was only one place to get an Achilles and that was Frog in Fog...a Yeahsmo clone. So I never felt bad when I bought mine.I'm just as cheap as the next guy. Cheaper, in most cases. But in this one, I like the idea of putting a little cash into the hands of the craftsman that actually designed and built the thing—at least the first one. After that I'll likely throw my principles aside and get the clones, even if I consider cloners to be scum-of-the-earth intellectual pirates.
I'm just as cheap as the next guy. Cheaper, in most cases. But in this one, I like the idea of putting a little cash into the hands of the craftsman that actually designed and built the thing—at least the first one. After that I'll likely throw my principles aside and get the clones, even if I consider cloners to be scum-of-the-earth intellectual pirates.
If that's true about the filler being a Prometey thing rather than achilles or achilles II, I'll agree even more with bronze about the crummy site and promo material.That thing about the "filler" -- that would seem to apply to the Prometey more than the Achilles, but I guess you could use filler in an Achilles too.
Andria
Yes, operating a machine shop in a combat zone figures to be inconvenient, but consider a possible advantage: he may be salvaging titanium from downed Russian fighters.I can't believe what a shoddy job Titanium Mods does with their marketing and website. Let me get this out of the way...the concept of a titanium-exclusive vape shop is, in my opinion, an awesome idea. This guy hit it out of the park with this idea. Ti is very popular and his marketing concept is spot on and could be a fantastic little business to be the king of the hill in titanium vape products. But geez, he always runs out of stock, his website is confusing as it can get, and he has inconsistent restocking of products. Now maybe I should go a little easy. I realize he is in the Ukraine and getting materials and manufacturing product in a bomb zone might inhibit this gentleman. On one hand, I hope this is why he struggles but on the other hand I hope he's not having to dodge bombs either.