Good job mateI found a GP aficionado while in Vegas this past weekend. He was a craps dealer at the Monte Carlo; asked me how I liked my Spheroid. I informed him of the redesign and upcoming sale of the V4.![]()
Good job mateI found a GP aficionado while in Vegas this past weekend. He was a craps dealer at the Monte Carlo; asked me how I liked my Spheroid. I informed him of the redesign and upcoming sale of the V4.![]()
He doesn't sound like much of a GP aficionado if he was unaware of the upcoming GP Spheroid v4.
Is it Friday yet?
Exactly, Piccolo v4+Spheroid v4 is the Piccoloid v2.
I will calculate the cost the next days. We'll try to line up the engravings of the Piccoloid, and from the moment theses are manual and time consuming processes the quantities will be quite limited.
The construction cost of the Spheroid v4 projected a € 111 retail price, but we decided to offer it at € 99 with a 510 connection, a white drip tip and a silver plated 510 pin.
Hi P, will the piccoloid v2 be provided as a full combo of piccolo v4 + spheroid v4 + GPin adapter, or will it be just the hybrid combo (with the piccolo top cap and the spheroid 510 connector as optional purchases)?
Just curious, but how exactly do the engravings "move" during polishing?
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Whoa, my mind has been bottledThe threads are getting tightened very-very slightly by the force of the turning belt, misaligning the engravings, because we have to polish the Spheroid and the Piccolo tube together for a seamless look. Actually the parts are moving, not the engravings
The difference is 0,01-0,02 mm, possibly most people won't even notice it, but we are OCD here.
I don't believe this....OCD?The threads are getting tightened very-very slightly by the force of the turning belt, misaligning the engravings, because we have to polish the Spheroid and the Piccolo tube together for a seamless look. Actually the parts are moving, not the engravings
The difference is 0,1-0,2 mm, possibly most people won't even notice it, but we are OCD here.
I'm still getting used to seeing you photograph the drip tip that doesn't say GP. But wow.
I gots me eye on that
For something/s -YES. Things which deeply intrigue meThank you Stan, you're very fast!
PTFE drip tip, 12,5 mm length (shorty), 4 mm bore (about 4,8 mm at the top) and double O-rings for snug fit.
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