OFFICIAL avidvaper.com Clean Tank discussion thread

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strprswpr

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I think that the price tag is justified when you see the workmanship that goes into them. I had the opportunity to beta one of the Duo's and I must say, I was impressed. I am a hobby machinist and when I heard that these were produce on a glass lathe, I was shocked. It was though i was looking at a precision piece of machined glass. I think that once you see them in person, you will realize what's involved in producing these tanks. As far as a learning curve....I found them very easy to use....but you never know. Some people have trouble with new things.
 

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Just got done watching JJ's clean tank video..the tanks look nice..im sure they vape well..but what justifys the 69$-79$ price tag? I would understand if it had a hybrid carto..somthing new..or if it was a HH. 357 atomizer tank..other then the fact that its alot neater to refill or clean the tank of the 2 peice duo nothings changed. And he says this tank isnt for novices??? Why are these tanks not for novices other then the fact novices wont usualy pay 79$ for a tank? He says theres a learning curve, can someone please explain what this "learning curve" is with either of these tanks???? It seems to me just from watching the video that its the same thing as every other tank..just a little bit nicer. I own a few HH 357s and i totally understand the "learning curve" with those and ill spend the 25$ everytime without a 2nd thought they are amazing. But a learning curve with the Parva clean tank or the Duo clean tank...just confuses me...i think these tanks are just as much for novices as they are for anyone else, theres nothing to it.
To answer some of your questions korndizl:
The $69-$79 price tag is as low as we could go. It takes about 45mins-hour to make one of these tanks. They are hand made on a lathe. There is no C&C machine. Also, after the tank is made, it is then baked in an oven for structural durability. Lots of materials are used to make these, glass, oxygen, nitrogen, propane ect.
As for the learning curve, this is one just like everything in life. For example, one thing I had learned about the Duo tank is that the top O'ring needs to rest on top of the carto to make a good seal.
Either case, I am not here to try to sell everyone one of these. In the vaping community we all have opinions and like to express them.
 

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I made up my mind I was gonna support these tanks when I first started following the thread and reading about them. Knew they would be top notch just by reading and getting to know how 7less is. I've spent more for less quality "stuff" many a time. Just so happens the release falls on a ''tight" cash week for me.
 

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Looking forward to buying one. One question though... which one do you prefer - the one piece or the 2 piece and why?

I am incredibly clumsy and an expert at abusing the O-rings. So looking for advice on which of the 2, I would be easier on.
As long as you use a drip tip or a "slap yo mama" drip thing to insert your carto you will be fine. Which one do I perfer? It is a matter of preference. For me, it is the one that is filled and has a fresh carto in it. :vapor:
 
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