"...when I saw this pic of a Juggerknot MR RTA in it, it made me want one even more. The RTA is a 25mm atty"
The aesthetics are pretty cool but what's the point if you can buy an Abyss with an internal rebuildable? Is the performance likely to be better?
I can only speak for myself, but when the tank dumped on me overnight, the first day I had it, the engineer side of me said "User error or design flaw?", and started tinkering.
The creative side of me wondered "What would it look like if...", and since the SbS kit was available, I figured I'd tinker with it too.
It's just humans being humans, tinkering, fixing, improving, creating.
The design of the mod in some cases leaves a gap at the top of the tank. Some with this "issue" have said to push the tank UP, and the gap will be gone, replaced by a less-noticeable gap at the bottom of the the tank. Depending on the tolerances of the tank and the o-ring at the bottom, pushing it up breaks the seal at the bottom and leaks occur. Basically, the weakness in many designs where you need high tolerances but you want high production, is that something will often be off by a fraction of a millimeter somewhere in some runs, and if it is and affects a seal, well...
In this case, trying multiple tanks, I noticed that the glass size is the variable which affected me, off by a fraction of a millimeter on that one tank, which caused the tank to be slightly short, and when pushing up to eliminate the gap at the top, the seal no longer was effective. That, combined with the seal on the PnP coil being slightly out of place as well, due to the same cause, well... bloop!
I'm okay with the gap at the top anyway. it's like 0.6mm, enough to cause issues on the bottom if I push, but not enough to tweak my OCD. My other tanks don't exhibit the issue, so...