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Tamer El-Meehy

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@Marc411,
I have the same NarDa / Fat Daddy setup & because of the positive contact & insulator design, the top of the pin sits ~ 1/16" above the deck. Consequently the atty doesn't drain completely. Is there a a way to vent it closer to the bottom?

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I'm curious about the FD setup though. Which atties does it work with? Do you need any tooling to set it up?


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I'm curious about the FD setup though. Which atties does it work with? Do you need any tooling to set it up?
He's talking about the BF replacement screws that FDV sells. They have them in M2.5 and M3...
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I'm curious about the FD setup though. Which atties does it work with? Do you need any tooling to set it up?
To replace the "positive contact" with the one muzichead illustrated, I needed a small hex wrench, & used vise-grips to hold it while grinding away some of the threaded portion with a dremel. It was a quick & simple conversion.
 

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For anyone who uses the FDV BF Pins to convert an RDA to a Bottom Feeder, here is a Tech I posted in a DripBox Thread.

Agreed.

Something that works Very Well if one has a Dremel with a Grinding Wheel and a Drill is to chuck on the Head of the 510 Pin so that the 510 Pin threads are exposed. Then to spin the Drill at a Medium Low RPM while turning the Dremel at Medium RMP. Applying very little pressure with the Dremel. Just letting the Grinding Wheel to do the work.

Once the 510 Pin Threads are ground down to the Desired length, you can Flip the pin around and Chuck on the Threads with just the Head of the 510 Pin being exposed. Once Again, you don't need a lot of Pressure with the Dremel. Just let the Grinding Wheel RMP do the Work.

This Tech make it Easy to get a Flat 510 Pin Head with a Very Nice Finish. Just be sure to do the Thread Length 1st. If you do the Head of the 510 1st, you will have Very Little to chuck onto when you turn it around to do the threads.

NOTE: Safety Glasses are MANDITORY when doing this type of Work.
 

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All you squonkers should check out the aspire quad-flex. Amongst all the bits and pieces you will find a hollow center pin to convert the two post rda for bottom feeding. You get side air and top air sleeves, and a chuff style cap as well as a standard 510 compatible cap. I'm rocking the top air with chuff as I type this and it's the best top air bottom feeding atty I've ever used. Going to be picking up a few more.
 
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