Great looking mod.
I finally had a chance to build and play for a few minutes. Here's a couple of pic's of my Ti with the one Ti Marquis cap Tom was able to make before breaking all his tooling:
I put a pretty (really) hot build in there but Tom also made that black delrin router style drip tip which is doing a nice job of keeping it just cool enough so I can still vape it.
Also, the answer to the unlrelatedquestionoftheday. For chickens, laying eggs is a purely biological function. They lay more in seasons when there is more light. You can extend production with artificial light. They will stop laying when they don't get enough light. When a hen gets broody and decides she wants to sit on her eggs and hatch them she will be much less active and not eat as much so egg production will be reduced as a result. They will usually seek out a dark place to lay as well which will effectively reduce how many eggs they lay. If a hen doesn't sit on her eggs she will keep laying as long as she gets food and light.
Thanks Tom, I love it!
Absolutely great looking combo!!Yes it does!
Just like the stainless. Tom made me some Delrin ones too so I'll be taking pic's of those when I get the chance as well. I really like the look of Ti head to toe though... Very sharp looking if I do say so myself.
Have you considered brushing the Ti top cap?
Absolutely great looking combo!!
I finally had a chance to build and play for a few minutes. Here's a couple of pic's of my Ti with the one Ti Marquis cap Tom was able to make before breaking all his tooling:
I put a pretty (really) hot build in there but Tom also made that black delrin router style drip tip which is doing a nice job of keeping it just cool enough so I can still vape it.
Also, the answer to the unlrelatedquestionoftheday. For chickens, laying eggs is a purely biological function. They lay more in seasons when there is more light. You can extend production with artificial light. They will stop laying when they don't get enough light. When a hen gets broody and decides she wants to sit on her eggs and hatch them she will be much less active and not eat as much so egg production will be reduced as a result. They will usually seek out a dark place to lay as well which will effectively reduce how many eggs they lay. If a hen doesn't sit on her eggs she will keep laying as long as she gets food and light.
Thanks Tom, I love it!
I finally had a chance to build and play for a few minutes. Here's a couple of pic's of my Ti with the one Ti Marquis cap Tom was able to make before breaking all his tooling:
I put a pretty (really) hot build in there but Tom also made that black delrin router style drip tip which is doing a nice job of keeping it just cool enough so I can still vape it.
Also, the answer to the unlrelatedquestionoftheday. For chickens, laying eggs is a purely biological function. They lay more in seasons when there is more light. You can extend production with artificial light. They will stop laying when they don't get enough light. When a hen gets broody and decides she wants to sit on her eggs and hatch them she will be much less active and not eat as much so egg production will be reduced as a result. They will usually seek out a dark place to lay as well which will effectively reduce how many eggs they lay. If a hen doesn't sit on her eggs she will keep laying as long as she gets food and light.
Thanks Tom, I love it!
It depends on the throw. Assuming I have the standard amount of throw on my Ti mod I'm happy with the medium height button. I'm thinking I might put some more Delrin under it sometime in the future to shorten the throw up a little bit but it turns out I like the medium button height right where it is. I would think the shortest height button will end up almost flush with the top of the mod when fully depressed. Although with a shallower battery hole that might not be the case. Or a little more Delrin under the button. I'm guessing there needs to be a certain amount of clearance in there to compensate for the contact plate.
My vote would still be for the medium height.
