Funny! I feel for you, but a Velocity deck it ain't!
+ side is that it only takes apx 20 to 30 seconds to do the job on all four edges total. The clean up is what takes the time. LOL
Always happy to help a Fellow Vapor!
Things get real exciting with a grab n toss with one 'o them bad Larry'sIf using a Dremel, the standard felt, or muslin buffing wheels loaded with any any fairly coarse buffing compound should work just fine. black works best, but the more easily obtainable Red should work as well. Will just take a little longer.
I am using an industrial, 3600 2 hp. heavy buffer. Made for heavy metal polishing. It's a monster! and twice as dangerous!!!
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I guess I will have to send back his Christmas gift now.So, I guess you don't want mine either then, eh?
All is very well, DP...nice of you to ask. I hope the same is true for you! Work picked up awhile back and between that, the family and the local TH vape forum, I had to curtail my activities on here (sadly, I might add). There just weren't enough hours in the day to get everything done. But I haven't stopped vaping or buying mods, though (even though TH Customs has stepped up their game in the past few months).
Yep, I agree...measured it myself one day as I was going through way too many '5 ml' tanks when I was using it...it has since found a new home.
Yes, it is advertised at 3ml. I'm a curious folk though, and take syringes to all my tanks. Try as I might, I can't make it come out to more than 2ml (with standard fill). When the coil sticks I can get it close to 2.5, but then it gets all gurgly and what-not, so..... 2ml.
You got me curious and I just happened to have a 510 MBV Kabuki (v1) that was in need of refilling...so I took out my trusty syringe, dried off the top edge of the inner chimney (coil is out) and was able to fill it with 3 ml of water (allowing for the meniscus effect of the water climbing up the sides). One of my Kabuki ADV is Digby's Apple Cinnamon (absolutely delicious BTW), which comes in 10 ml bottles...gone through a fair amount of those little suckers and I get just over 3 refills per bottle...which kind of confirms what the syringe indicates (or vice-versa). Dunno why the difference...maybe there are some tolerances in the glass tanks that affects the volume (or your syringe just measures large).All facts here are verifiable with 30 seconds and a syringe. Feel free to dispute - maybe we'll have a "Syringe-Off" contest.
All is very well, DP...nice of you to ask. I hope the same is true for you! Work picked up awhile back and between that, the family and the local TH vape forum, I had to curtail my activities on here (sadly, I might add). There just weren't enough hours in the day to get everything done. But I haven't stopped vaping or buying mods, though (even though TH Customs has stepped up their game in the past few months).
Yep, I agree...measured it myself one day as I was going through way too many '5 ml' tanks when I was using it...it has since found a new home.
You got me curious and I just happened to have a 510 MBV Kabuki (v1) that was in need of refilling...so I took out my trusty syringe, dried off the top edge of the inner chimney (coil is out) and was able to fill it with 3 ml of water (allowing for the meniscus effect of the water climbing up the sides). One of my ADV is Digby's Apple Cinnamon (absolutely delicious BTW), which comes in 10 ml bottles...gone through a fair amount of those little suckers and I usually get just over 3 refills per bottle...which kind of confirms what the syringe indicates (or vice-versa). Dunno...maybe there's some tolerances in the glass tanks that affects the volume.
Yessir. But if the liquid spills over the sides you've gone MUCH to high (gurgles, gurlges!). Remove the coil, fill it to capacity, then re-measure.
Yessir. But if the liquid spills over the sides you've gone MUCH to high (gurgles, gurlges!). Remove the coil, fill it to capacity, then re-measure.
LOL...I'm hoping this picture will help. When I finished adding 3ml of water, this is what it looked like. I've found that as long as the top of the chimney is dry to start, I'm able to nurse a bit more in that will climb up the glass side of the tank and not spill over & down the chimney...something to do with the surface tension (the science guys will be able to explain this much better than I can). When I close it up, there's a very small pea-sized bubble.
