I've seen some of them on a couple of the older websites in the last month or so. You might want to do some searching if you really still want some. Unfortunately, I've cleared my history since then of most websites I've visited, or I could've looked back for them.
I've seen some of them on a couple of the older websites in the last month or so. You might want to do some searching if you really still want some. Unfortunately, I've cleared my history since then of most websites I've visited, or I could've looked back for them.
pretty sure I have a carto punch somewhere
probably where ever my cartotanks and carts are
would like some more bridgeless atties, man those were the best
510 Bridgeless Atomizer 2.6 to 3.0ohm Black : L Js E-Smokes, Premium E-Liquids and Vaping Supplies, Electronic Cigarettes and Vape Accessories
Incidentally, LJ's also has kicks and fuses in stock for anyone who wants them to use with their mechs. They also have a bunch of mechs on clearance.
You used to be able to have your UPS package delivered to a UPS Access Point for free (an access point is just a retail store that agrees to take packages for people to pickup. In my area I have about 6 or so, like pharmacies, auto parts stores, etc). Used this service many times end of 2019 beginning of 2020.
Now they want $6 per package or $20 a month for this service
even if you want to pick it up at the local UPS hub customer counter (which is only open for like 4 hours lol) 
Now they want $6 per package or $20 a month for this service
even if you want to pick it up at the local UPS hub customer counter (which is only open for like 4 hours lol)
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Although I am really done, the only thing I could use is a Reo repair kit & Reo springs. I did find beryllium copper wire, I may get a roll and practice making springs LOL I just wonder what gauge wire these Reo springs are, anyone know?
I got some extra clearomizers for them, but im plumb fresh out of cartos. Before Vamos were all the rage, I got a few of those old Lavatube clones from China, the tin ones that you cant subohm with. But they cant have my stingray mods.
Sounds like you need one more stock-up item: a set of digital calipers.
6 in. Digital Caliper
and this chart
FAQ: AWG chart and the metric system | Eland Cables
But I wonder how easy it is to make hot springs?
Yes I need calipers. I think hubby has a gauge chart, will see if we can figure it out. Then use an awl to wrap on to get correct conical shape. I don't think it would be very difficult with Beryllium copper wire. Just need the right gauge wire. Reo does have a square piece of metal the spring is attached to, not sure how that is attached tho.
Just cut one of these in half and Away-ya-Go...
6 Sets Dual Beryllium Copper Spring Coil Battery Contact For High Output | eBay
LOL
Seriously, I have No Clue if those Springs would work? But I'm sure you could Make or Find something that does.
I never got a REO, but I thought I remembered reading somewhere that the spring was collapsible in the event of a short. Might be a good idea to look into that, and be aware that using a spring that you just make fit in there wouldn't have that safety feature.
Personally I plan to go the 10 amp car fuse route if it becomes necessary.
I have replaced ONE REO hotspring since 2013 and that was due to a very badly made cheap clone atty. I am set in my place with quality attys and no longer have a reason to risk the unknown. I build very carefully and conservatively. I triple check everything on either a regulated mod or a dedicated building device base. I am not overly worried about it.
I have replaced ONE REO hotspring since 2013 and that was due to a very badly made cheap clone atty. I am set in my place with quality attys and no longer have a reason to risk the unknown. I build very carefully and conservatively. I triple check everything on either a regulated mod or a dedicated building device base. I am not overly worried about it.
Beryllium copper will soften, collapse at 200 degrees I read.
Pure copper softens at 150 degrees so that is why it has to be Beryllium copper so it holds it shape longer, I think top end is 450 degrees. Probably would be good to test but not wanting to risk a battery failure maybe put a spring near high heat and see what it does?? I know our grill gets up to 450, might be worth testing or use a butane torch?
Pure copper softens at 150 degrees so that is why it has to be Beryllium copper so it holds it shape longer, I think top end is 450 degrees. Probably would be good to test but not wanting to risk a battery failure maybe put a spring near high heat and see what it does?? I know our grill gets up to 450, might be worth testing or use a butane torch?
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Well... I won the loom it arrives next week, 6 cones of weaving yarn arrive tomorrow and God help me 100 tablet weaving cards are coming from China so who knows when they arrive. Living proof one way or another we are never done stocking up from China. Even when we swap hobbies.
All my paint by numbers, my diamond painting, and my rosary supplies all come from China. Doesn't the USA manufacture anything anymore?
What beads do you use for your rosaries (ie. plastic, glass, natural gemstone, Swarovski crystal, the shape or shapes, all clear or various colors, etc.)?
I've used a lot of different beads, but the most common are rondelles, all various colors. Here's a red and clear one that I custom made based on the Polish flag.
It's actually the world's largest manufacturer. Most of us don't buy military equipment, though.
I have some stuff made in the USA.
Toothpicks
Stick matches
Plastic & metal pails
OTC meds
Toilet paper
Paper towels
Notebooks
My Pillow (actually I don't own one I just had to throw that in there)
Toothpicks
Stick matches
Plastic & metal pails
OTC meds
Toilet paper
Paper towels
Notebooks
My Pillow (actually I don't own one I just had to throw that in there)
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