BOTTOM FEEDERS= a place for everything modified and/or custom made
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Wow how did I miss this thread! Subscribing
Too much time working! (gotta keep the lights on though)
yeah guys, this thread is to show off your home made or modified mods and also to discuss anything related to this building and/or modifying, including build questions and build discussions and whatever else falls into the topic of building BF mods. we can discuss anything from the machinery used to methods of use and anything else related to the building and modding of bottom feeders including any questions or advice you may need to ask.
I am looking at some very basic build threads to educate myself. Then once I get a bit comfortable I will start pelting you fellas with questions. I will definitely keep you posted. Thanks again!
So what do you guys think about this?
http://www.del-sole.it/prodotto-145347/vaschetta-HOOP.aspx
http://www.del-sole.it/prodotto-145347/vaschetta-HOOP.aspx
I do not disagree..its just getting the screw that is the hard part. I personally have all but the screws
You can get these: 18-8 Stainless Steel Machine Screw, Plain Finish, Vented, Pan Head, Phillips Drive, 3/4" Length, #6-32 Threads (Pack of 10): Amazon.com: Industrial & Scientific
You will have to grind down the diameter and thickness of the head. Then you are set. that's what was used before they got the custom screws.
The hole is a little narrower than optimal but apparently works. I believe Rossum is still using one with that screw. He says it fills and drains fine.
Well I shall order them for the new year...and hopefully I will have a sx350 mod before the next new year
The more the better boyz, get modding 
.........and remember the spirit of this thread is to share ideas and develop nice mods we can all enjoy
.........and remember the spirit of this thread is to share ideas and develop nice mods we can all enjoy
I have to say I'm very pleased with the FDV Classic 510 modded gdeal style using a vented screw. If you tap the Delrin insulator, you get a full adjustability. Equally or more important in a regulated mod, I've had zero issues with leaks. Turning down the head of the screw is somewhat tedious if you do it with nothing more than the screw chucked in a drill and a sheet of sand paper, but it does work. I did my first one that way and it's still in service. To speed things up, use a bench grinder instead of sandpaper. If you're contemplating building an entire mod from scratch (rather than just assembling a kit), modding the head of the already vented screw should be no big deal at all. If you're looking at building a kit such as gdeal's PeKo or DNA, stalk the coops. I suspect there will be one for some ready-to-use screws and FDV Classic 510 inserts real soon.
Thanks for the input. I am going to build from scratch...I have a lot of denim and t-shirts that I was going to use for body
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Now there's an idea. Get some resin and lay up denim like fiberglass?
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