Ok , i will try that. I had to loosen it quite a bit to get my maker rsa to sit flush , i cnt stand seeing any gap.Woohoo!!!
Thank YOU, my friend!
Try loosening off your atty, running the insulator in just a little, then crank the atty back down. Really put a good end load on the threads in there. That should seal things up if it's coming from the 510.
The light isn't very good anymore today (clouds to the west, where the sun is). But does anyone wanna play 'identify the metal'?
OOH!!! I'll play!!!
SS, 7068, Ti
What do I win???
The light isn't very good anymore today (clouds to the west, where the sun is). But does anyone wanna play 'identify the metal'?
$$, $, $$$
Very few come in at 4mm. The average is between 4.55mm and 4.7mm. That's the range most of them arrive in and I try to keep them within .1mm of stock. Ironically the maker that was previously mentioned is the exact same as when it comes in (I cheat on that one and drill the stock pin)Dang it!
I wish there was a standard in this industry.... I like to have my insulator ran all the way in tight, and have my atty sittin' flush!
So much so, that I always either sand the head of the mod 510 pin down, the atty pin, or both, in an effort to achieve this.....
How 'bout 4mm??? can we all agree, right here and now, that 4mm is the perfect length for an atty 510???
C'mon, atty makin' peeps!!! It really ain't that hard!!!
/mini-rant
Harder, Hard, Hardest.The light isn't very good anymore today (clouds to the west, where the sun is). But does anyone wanna play 'identify the metal'?
Right.....Dang it!
I wish there was a standard in this industry.... I like to have my insulator ran all the way in tight, and have my atty sittin' flush!
So much so, that I always either sand the head of the mod 510 pin down, the atty pin, or both, in an effort to achieve this.....
How 'bout 4mm??? can we all agree, right here and now, that 4mm is the perfect length for an atty 510???
C'mon, atty makin' peeps!!! It really ain't that hard!!!
/mini-rant
