hmm i didnt see any screws on reo site am i missing something ?
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hmm i didnt see any screws on reo site am i missing something ?
cool! When you send back my mini 2.0, please include a barrel of them!
( I just mailed it to you today, I stripped the screw trying to remove the collapsed spring)
I want egg rolls I have enough screwsno no no...I don't want a piece of cake! I want screws!
For those that want to buy the screws in bulk you can find them here McMaster-Carr
screws part # 92029A085
hex key part # 7289A32
screws part # 92029A085
hex key part # 7289A32
Wish I could tell you about Color change. If it has changed it hasn't been much. I purchased it from a Reonaut virtually unused and stored in a dark safe for many months. When it arrived here I treated it inside and out with Howard's Feed with UV protection. I used it a lot for a couple months then loaned it out for a few months. When it came home it was about the time VVGs came out so it's been sitting in a low light cabinet for several months. So I haven't been able to observe it closely over time. Becoming more red over time would be super. I don't want it going grey like outside, untreated Teak that is weather exposed. I love the simplicity of the grain; good "honest" wood.
Hugs, Feisty Alice
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Thanks, with time it should look like the REO on the left in your avi color-wise--less gold more red in the brown. Teak is a wonderful wood and so hard and durable.
Thanks Rob. Hopefully I won't need 100 of them-my eyes aren't that bad.
I have to admit it....I kind of went from "Eh, ANOTHER rebuildable?" to "OMFG, how did I live without this?!?" in under a week.
VVG, reomizer, spare batteries and a 'just in case' carto, and I now fear no vaping evil.
May be time for another mod sell-off....
VVG, reomizer, spare batteries and a 'just in case' carto, and I now fear no vaping evil.
May be time for another mod sell-off....
I have a question about the Reomizer- can it be torched like the ERA?
The reason I ask is that I successfully torched one of my ERA's yesterday and it looks awesome!!
I'd like to do the same with my Reomizer but am afraid since it's not 100% stainless steal I'd end up ruining the top cap if I do.
The reason I ask is that I successfully torched one of my ERA's yesterday and it looks awesome!!
I'd like to do the same with my Reomizer but am afraid since it's not 100% stainless steal I'd end up ruining the top cap if I do.
It might work Dave you'd have to be very careful because its chromed brass and go real slow and at least if you screw it up its only $40
I'd like someone else's input before I blow it...
Rob- what's your take on this??
Rob- what's your take on this??
Here's a link for torching chromed golf clubs. I'm now not familiar with golf clubs. I'm not sure what they lay the chrome over.
DIY GOLF - How To Torch Finish Your OWN Wedges!
DIY GOLF - How To Torch Finish Your OWN Wedges!
Article mentions that club head will likely reach 450 (not sure if K, C, or F). Melting point of chrome is 2180 K (or 1907°C, or 3465°F). Melting point of brass 900 to 940 °C, 1652 to 1724 °F, depending on composition.
For our purposes, torching RBAs, I think it's best to keep it simple and not use any cooling media, rather air cool, and no desire for a finish coating.
Be sure to completely disassemble RBA.
For our purposes, torching RBAs, I think it's best to keep it simple and not use any cooling media, rather air cool, and no desire for a finish coating.
Be sure to completely disassemble RBA.
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My take will always be the same if something works don't mess with it . I would say nope not worth it you would cook the gaskets . Get a fresh pile of dirt ready
Thanks Rob- good advice...didn't know there was a gasket in the top portion. I will not torch the Reomizer then...
Good advice but ya know some of us like to "break" things.
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