CARTOMATOR cartomizer Tank System NOW IN STOCK!!!!
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I drill it with a #23 bit and use a stainless 4-40 x 1/8" set screw....I don't even tap it.....I use the screw as the tap....It makes for a very tight seal.
Come to think of it. I've been looking at the GG Stealth. If I do get one, I'll need 2 brass tanks. I hate decisions.
Personally, I'm not a big fan of fill ports. They do work, they don't leak, and they are easy to fill a tank with - but...
That screw does create just a little extra width on the tank overall which does become an impact on how many I can comfortably fit in an Altoids tin (for carrying around extra tanks / flavors throughout the day)
This is probably a bit of paranoia on my part but I have the feeling that screw could be something to get caught on while I'm walking around with my Buzz in my jeans pocket with a tank attached.
The Cartomator tanks are just too easy to fill as is. Takes about a minute start to finish filling with a syringe from the bottom as it is - so why mess with it
Different strokes and all and while I thought I would be all over the idea of a fill port on a tank - in practice - it's just not my cuppa.
That screw does create just a little extra width on the tank overall which does become an impact on how many I can comfortably fit in an Altoids tin (for carrying around extra tanks / flavors throughout the day)
This is probably a bit of paranoia on my part but I have the feeling that screw could be something to get caught on while I'm walking around with my Buzz in my jeans pocket with a tank attached.
The Cartomator tanks are just too easy to fill as is. Takes about a minute start to finish filling with a syringe from the bottom as it is - so why mess with it
Different strokes and all and while I thought I would be all over the idea of a fill port on a tank - in practice - it's just not my cuppa.
You may be right. I'd like to try one but I'm not sure I'd like having a screw sticking out of my tank.Personally, I'm not a big fan of fill ports. They do work, they don't leak, and they are easy to fill a tank with - but...
That screw does create just a little extra width on the tank overall which does become an impact on how many I can comfortably fit in an Altoids tin (for carrying around extra tanks / flavors throughout the day)
This is probably a bit of paranoia on my part but I have the feeling that screw could be something to get caught on while I'm walking around with my Buzz in my jeans pocket with a tank attached.
The Cartomator tanks are just too easy to fill as is. Takes about a minute start to finish filling with a syringe from the bottom as it is - so why mess with it
Different strokes and all and while I thought I would be all over the idea of a fill port on a tank - in practice - it's just not my cuppa.
I'm really looking forward to the new SS finishes. The brushed, in particular, looks really nice in those photos.
Shopping list: SS tube, Brushed SS charcoal and maybe a satin red or dark cherry.
Strypr use set screws so nothing is sticking out of the tank. It sits flush. I use Polypropylene screws that are smooth with a rounded head. Nothing gets caught with them either. I agree that tanks are pretty easy to fill as is, but if you keep your juice in a syringe bottle or a syringe, it only take a few seconds to unscrew, fill and screw it back in. Like you say, different strokes. I'm a fan of fill ports myself.
I may have to try the brushed as well. We'll see how the polished one I ordered works out.
A brushed tank with a brushed tip would look muy bueno.
A brushed tank with a brushed tip would look muy bueno.
Not that I can't live without citrus, but where do I find a SS tube?
I'm in the process of making a batch of SS tubes that will fit Cartomator SS and Delrin Caps. Hopefully they will be at Nhaler in about a week....U_S
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