I'll ask this other guy via email if it's him. If I'm lucky, he'll retrofit and upgrade the bases on mine.
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Do I spend $1500 for a lathe and tools or $50 for a new bottom section??? hmmmmmm....
Go for the $1500 lathe...... you know you will use it
You can get one for $500 at harbor freight!!
I looked at those... It starts @500, but then you need all the toys to go with it!
Go for the $1500 lathe...... you know you will use it
Used to have one when I lived in a house, now semi retired in a highrise, don't think the neighbors would appreciate it. Really miss not having one though.
The wife don't need to know about the toys!! She just need to know the "start up" cost!!
No need,I'm coming out with a completly repairable atomizer.The bottom power assembly will be accessable to get inside.
If you wanna change the battery connection,just take it apart and knock it out.Prototype will be ready next week.
i too am currently "lathing" a few a2 style attys. hate giving away secerets but my 510 connection will be a screw in /screw out connecyion,making for easy repair/ changes! ive never seen anyone else do this,SO,if i see it from this point on,ill know someones paying attention,lol.mine WILL NOT be out next week unfortunatley,but soon.
Great...I actually thought about doing that.The problem i saw with that is that it may keep coming loose whenever you screw on and off the atty.You have to make it so its not meant to come off,until you really have to take it off.
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actually as long as your not torqueing your atty on,itll never "accidently" come loose.while screwing on,it turns "righty tighty"lol,only when loosening would there be any concern. like i mentioned earlier,as long as your connecter to atty is tighter than your connecter to battery,itll never loosen. if there were a concern,i could always use a little lock tight,but havent ran into an issue that warranted using it.
Ahhh, BJ, c'mon, they wont even hear the lill spider spinning! I have an antique Toyo ML1 in my office at work.... If my boss doesnt complain your neighbours shouldnt be a problem!
You could reverse thread it.
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actually as long as your not torqueing your atty on,itll never "accidently" come loose.while screwing on,it turns "righty tighty"lol,only when loosening would there be any concern. like i mentioned earlier,as long as your connecter to atty is tighter than your connecter to battery,itll never loosen. if there were a concern,i could always use a little lock tight,but havent ran into an issue that warranted using it.
Hey....can any of you mechanical geniuses make it into a bottom feeding atty? Say, one that could work with a Reo?
clyde, how about the patriot ufs? is that an option? i never had a reo,so i am not real sure,in fact i have never had a bottom feeder. but i can look into it.
i do know the "bottom feeding concept" just curious to why a ufs atty like the patriot would not work with the reo? very simple to bottom feed a wick,its been done many times,i wasnt aware if there were complications applying the concept to the reo.it appears they are the same basic setup. any reason your not wanting a ufs atty? i mean no disrespect ,only trying to understand where your coming from. i can make a ufs,outta s.s. /brass/aluninum..
Hey Clyde,thats a little harder to do.I've been toying with the idea of a sort of CE2 type of rebuildable atty.I think the CE2's vape and hit better than anything i've ever tryed.I built a CE2 tank mod,and i can chain vape that thing and never get a dry hit.The only thing i hate is that the juice gets darker,and a little nasty tasting because its flowing past the hot atty,then mixing back with the juice.So i have to figure a way to have a much smaller tank reserve,and feed it with fresh juice from a cartridge as needed.
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