LOL. Have you noticed that you and I see a lot of things the same way.
Yes, now that you mention it. lol
LOL. Have you noticed that you and I see a lot of things the same way.
You bet, you are a JEWEL. --- CONGRATULATIONS--- Tell me when, and I will lift a glass to you. I hope to join you in the club soon. I guess some girls are faster than some boys. LOLHey, wyojoe, Drinks tonight!!![]()
You bet, you are a JEWEL. --- CONGRATULATIONS--- Tell me when, and I will lift a glass to you. I hope to join you in the club soon. I guess some girls are faster than some boys. LOL
I was so excited when found this video last night!! If you love tank mods, you gotta watch this. BTW, has anyone ever tried it? Looks reeeaaalllyy good! And, from what I understand syringe mods are okay with any kind of juice, so no cracking. I picked up a 20 ml syringe today at my local tractor Supply Store for $1.29, all they had was one.It is the type that he shows, so look for Ideal 20 ml syringes, and I have found them cheaper online. They are sold for vet uses. I know the filling is a bit harder, but I'm gonna give it a try. Is it too good to be true?
Are these the thick rubber ones?
thickest ones I can fund. they are Ideal Lab. the same ones used in the video.
free shipping, but, a $4.95 handeling charge.
What did you buy, I don't see the 20ml size?
Absolutely correct. I use a CE2XL element inside a cut-off 3ml syringe for the inner tube (the 3ml BD syringe is a quarter at Walmart pharmacy and is exactly the same ID as the flimsy CE2 tube), drill toward the bottom for feeding back into the inner tube, and a couple of holes toward the top to prevent a vacuum in the outer reservoir. I have seen some tanks that don't use an inner tube at all, but they, I am afraid, would be flimsy and would leak to easily. The syringe barrel is stout and doesn't slide at all!! Fill the device with a syringe thru the original CE2 fill holes. In 2 days it will be a month since I put G3 into service, has yet to leak even one drop!!I've only seen that in reference to CE2 tanks that have essentialy a tube inside a tube that apparantly creates feeding issues if you dont makes holes at the top of the inner tube so that the air can escape to the outer tube. just a disclaimer I've never made a ce2 tank so that could be completely wrong. If you want more info asnider ,who posted early in this thread, has made many of them and has a number of threads in the modding section about them.
What did you buy, I don't see the 20ml size?
UPDATE --Dummy me it was at the top of the site. Thanks for the information.
I guess I maybe have some ADD too. LOL Well i'm off to make a Margarita for your toast. Be right back.I was going to post a reply for you, but I see you found them. You're a funny guy!
I do that all of the time when I'm looking for something in the fridge. Hubby will look in and find it immediately, right in front of my nose the whole time.