LOL You too? They're taking their sweet time aren't they?
The 22 and 24 Tsunami is supposed to ship out at the same time. I'm leaning toward the 24, the increased well size is nice.
I hope not lol. That's all i know. I bought this one with the idea that I will learn with it.
I guess I will buy tomorrow a "normal" one with details written on the package. My bad I guess.
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Dude.. I recommend you to excercise caution, do you research, know your tools, and stop taking bloody risks.I hope not lol. That's all i know. I bought this one with the idea that I will learn with it.
I guess I will buy tomorrow a "normal" one with details written on the package. My bad I guess.
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Mine are pretty stripped from using the included allen key and I even bought some Torx wrenches but theres no saving the grubs. I did however contact GeekVape USA Fri of last week and they're sending me a new set free of charge. No questions asked or anything, just had to provide my authenticity code from the package.
I must admit that Crius looks better than the Griff, especially with that blue glass.Oh so sexy.
I think I've found the perfect use for these great tanks. The crius for ss temp control and the griffin for power builds. Rotating between dual claptons and large diameter contact ss.
i never use the hex keys that come with any of the rtas/rbas i purchase - i use my own set of drivers - i haven't had any issues yet... knock on wood....
+1^i never use the hex keys that come with any of the rtas/rbas i purchase - i use my own set of drivers - i haven't had any issues yet... knock on wood....
With all due respect Tol; WHY?! After being a machinist for 30+ I've used many different styles of drives in screws & bolts! Of all these the two I dislike the the most are 1) Phillips 2) slotted in that order especially in applications where they will be used alot! IMHO the best type of drive for our application would be a Torx! In my experience they hold up the best in small sizes! As a matter of fact when I started this post I did a search for Torx set screws & actually found some just gotta find the right sizes! Thank you for getting me on this thought process! you are my HERO sir!
With all due respect Tol; WHY?! After being a machinist for 30+ I've used many different styles of drives in screws & bolts! Of all these the two I dislike the the most are 1) Phillips 2) slotted in that order especially in applications where they will be used alot! IMHO the best type of drive for our application would be a Torx! In my experience they hold up the best in small sizes! As a matter of fact when I started this post I did a search for Torx set screws & actually found some just gotta find the right sizes! Thank you for getting me on this thought process! you are my HERO sir!
Cause slotted are easy for a lot of people [emoji2]With all due respect Tol; WHY?! After being a machinist for 30+ I've used many different styles of drives in screws & bolts! Of all these the two I dislike the the most are 1) Phillips 2) slotted in that order especially in applications where they will be used alot! IMHO the best type of drive for our application would be a Torx! In my experience they hold up the best in small sizes! As a matter of fact when I started this post I did a search for Torx set screws & actually found some just gotta find the right sizes! Thank you for getting me on this thought process! you are my HERO sir!
if you find them please let us knowWith all due respect Tol; WHY?! After being a machinist for 30+ I've used many different styles of drives in screws & bolts! Of all these the two I dislike the the most are 1) Phillips 2) slotted in that order especially in applications where they will be used alot! IMHO the best type of drive for our application would be a Torx! In my experience they hold up the best in small sizes! As a matter of fact when I started this post I did a search for Torx set screws & actually found some just gotta find the right sizes! Thank you for getting me on this thought process! you are my HERO sir!
