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My tank broke completely last night when I tried to rotate it. I can't live without my Zenesis, so DIY came to mind.
Surely I can cut a polycarb tube with a tube cutter.I ordered too late for delivery today, so I'll get mine tomorrow. I'm now vaping a tasteless Stardust on my Lavatube and eGo-T...ugh. The difference in flavor is unbelievable.
Congrats on getting your Standard and Mini!
Just remember to put something inside of the tube before you cut it that will fit snug. If not, it will compress and change the ID of the tube.
You obviously haven't been to the new Zenesis lounge. Beautifully appointed with birdseye maple wood, comfy couches and chairs, full adult beverage bar, DIY Juice bar, battery dispenser, and the infamous "Boom Boom Room" where the HeaZen's vape, babble, and troll err... shake rattle and roll.
- Tim
Just remember to put something inside of the tube before you cut it that will fit snug. If not, it will compress and change the ID of the tube.
Thanks for the tip! What should I use for that? Would packed paper towels do it? Cotton Rags? It has to be something soft so it doesn't scratch the polycarb.
No, it needs to be something hard....I use a socket and extension from a socket wrench set. Just find one that fits snug inside. The outside is smooth, so it shouldn't scratch too bad. You will have to file the edges when you are done also, it will still leave a sharp edge pointing inward.
If it scratches, I will make a video showing you how to flame polish it back to clear.
My tank broke completely last night when I tried to rotate it. I can't live without my Zenesis, so DIY came to mind.
Surely I can cut a polycarb tube with a tube cutter.
Congrats on getting your Standard and Mini!
yikes. do you have anywhere locally you get get a 20 ml syringe? I feel so bad for you.
I am so very proud of you. you are really getting the hang of this whole "sarcasm" thing.
way to go grasshopper
Thank you! I have a file and 2000 grit wet/dry sand paper.... >>>> off to the garage to see if she has a 3/4" socket <<<<<
Wooden dowl would prob work a Lil better...you want something that will help tube keep its round shape as you cut with a flat blade, maybe even a dry erase marker?? Or you can fix the blade on table or bench, and spin tubing careful not to crush with too much pressure
No, but I will take one shortly and post it. I'll even go ahead and try to make the video at some point today.
a 3/4" might not be the right size - measure the outside of your sockets and find one close to 3/4'
Actually the wooden dowl sunk in in the cut area (I thought the same thing)....and almost wouldnt come out.
Best thing to use is a band saw if you have that option....but using a tube cutter needs a hard backing to retain shape.
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Ok, first things first... Make sure that batt is fully charged, then take a bandsaw.. Or if you don't have one of those handy you can use a hacksaw... Emphasis on the Hack....you will want to remove the pcb circuit....just hack it right off... Then the dog thing ..... This is perfectly normal... I have lost 2 dogs, 3 cats, a turtle, 6 alpaca's, 1 and a half emu's, and a mountain lion...
But the loss gets easier....
Glad to be back... I had a very demanding week at work last week and I had to read through 122 pages yesterday to get caught up, took nearly all day.. But I see you got some of your booty.. Your zenesis booty that is .... Lol.... AmaZen right.... Not so concerned anymore are ya? You picked the right pony.....
I thought 5/8" would be perfect, but that is still too big. Most of my sockets are 1/2" and under. I'll go look for 3/4" dowel rod.
Hello all. I'm going to play with my Zini today and see if I can get it wicking properly. Today is the day! I didn't have a lot of time yesterday to sit and play with it so I am determined today.
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