Maybe a dumb question, but need suggestions

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Frenchfry1942

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I just finished this one. The first needed tweaks and I needed more space. Its a 2x4" on top of a 2x8". Just wanted a little deeper holes and I got tired of going to my storage. Just seems to work better. Also, on the bottom, far sides are holes for tiny RDAs without being recessed and the ability to put a topper in upside down to work on it. I sometimes need both hands and had no way to work on the coil without draining the juice. Those holes are 3/8" and the drip tip fits well.

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I use a Brother brand label maker to label my tanks since I often have seven or eight flavors in tanks at any given time. I use a 205 letter code (e.g. CINN for Cinnamon Red Hot, M for M Type Premium, etc.) printed in the smallest size typeface. I then trim the labels as small as I can get them and stick them on the tank. Being plastic coated, they are very resistant to juice. When it's time to use a clean tank I just peel off the label and stick it on a new tank. (You can only do this a couple of times, though, because the labels tend to stretch a little when you peel them off). I use the same label maker to label the juices I mix, but with much more detail on the label.
 

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I use a Brother brand label maker to label my tanks since I often have seven or eight flavors in tanks at any given time. I use a 205 letter code (e.g. CINN for Cinnamon Red Hot, M for M Type Premium, etc.) printed in the smallest size typeface. I then trim the labels as small as I can get them and stick them on the tank. Being plastic coated, they are very resistant to juice. When it's time to use a clean tank I just peel off the label and stick it on a new tank. (You can only do this a couple of times, though, because the labels tend to stretch a little when you peel them off). I use the same label maker to label the juices I mix, but with much more detail on the label.

Been wanting one of these for awhile, but didn't know the labels were plastic coated, even better!!
 
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