Maybe try an eyeglasses kit from Wally World? Only thing I can think of with screws that size.
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Maybe try an eyeglasses kit from Wally World? Only thing I can think of with screws that size.
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Mine are flat-head, too. If nothing else, maybe someplace like Fastenal would have something that works.
Fastenal, that place that my husband goes to and never invites me to go with..he said I wouldn't understand. Lol
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I just checked, and yea, both my Mark-T and Chalice use flat head screws. It's the Phoenix that uses Phillips head. I guess it'd be easier to swap the screws on that one.
Still waiting on mine.. been in customs since August 21st 
Called USPS they can't do anything, said the sender has to initiate any investigation.. emailed Mark last week and he just says sometimes Customs keeps things longer than normal.
I'll try emailing him again at the end of this week, if all else fails in a couple weeks I'll start a paypal dispute before I no longer have any recourse.
Called USPS they can't do anything, said the sender has to initiate any investigation.. emailed Mark last week and he just says sometimes Customs keeps things longer than normal.
I'll try emailing him again at the end of this week, if all else fails in a couple weeks I'll start a paypal dispute before I no longer have any recourse.
Any updates on when we can order the chalice again.....I need one really bad
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Well you could always make your own BF rba while we wait for another run of chalices, its pretty easy just requires a bottom coil clearo, 2 straight pins, wire and wick (i prefer cheese cloth). Im using one right now, its shorter than a 306 with drip tip and for an unregulated reo mini its putting out a ton of vapor, good flavor and warmth... Unfortunately its not very sturdy, and changing the coil and wick takes a bit of patience since the work area is tiny.
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I would if I didn't have 2 ERA's
I am getting a Helix and have a surge tank for it but the ERA won't fit it but the chalice will
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Big shout of thanks to JC Okie, who kind of had a rebuildable atty workshop at the VaporKings meet yesterday in Sapulpa. Showed me how to a great coil using 32 gauge kanthal and cotton fiber/wick. Also demonstrated that this setup on the side of the base (like the original mark t infinity and the bulli-smoker A2) works as well as placing it in the middle as originally instructed. It's also a hell of a lot easier to set up this way as well. She contends the right cotton wick has no taste like stainless steel wicks, and are easier to configure since there is no chance of them shorting out on the atty; and I think she's right.
Best of all, unlike silica, these cotton jobs are supposed to last at least a week's worth of hard vaping, assuming you don't let them run dry.
Clean taste, long use and an easier setup? If this wick lasts a week, I think I'll sell or give away my stainless steel mesh. Right after I run to wal mart's arts and crafts section.
Best of all, unlike silica, these cotton jobs are supposed to last at least a week's worth of hard vaping, assuming you don't let them run dry.
Clean taste, long use and an easier setup? If this wick lasts a week, I think I'll sell or give away my stainless steel mesh. Right after I run to wal mart's arts and crafts section.
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