Thanks for the link Mike... I learned a lot, but now my head hurts. Now where's that Aleve??
"up his snorkel"... hehe... good one. lol. Yeah, he made me an offer I couldn't refuse... haven't heard back on my offer to at least repay him for postage. Knowing him, if it's not already in the mail, it will be shortly! Hoping I can fix it... if the firing mechanism is like mine is (was, before melting) it should be possible.
I'll check them out. Thanks! I was just thinking the vise for stability. Not real tight and wrapped in a towel would do.Haven't opened up any of mine, but this set http://www.harborfreight.com/20-piece-18-in-shank-rotary-diamond-point-tips-69653.html should have a burr for your dremel - a long cylindrical one, just lay it into the existing channel and slowly work down. Don't need a vise, although a leather glove on the holding hand might be a good idea
Dang Mike, I didn't know you had that many KF types, wow. Gotta say though I have had very good luck with my clones and the real one as far as leaking goes. They've been good for me, beginners luck I'm sure. Mike's been coaching me on the side. Using his 28g a on the 2mm screwdriver 7 wraps. But I am getting faster on the build and for the most part been using the Cotton Bacon that I think is pretty good till the other stuff comes to try. I was finding the organic cotton not lasting to long.
Hey, who was that very nice person that mentioned all the blems online at Provape, Flamingo Tutu? You just wrecked my bottom line
Welcome all I missed cause, well, I can't remember who all is new, but glad your here, enjoy the best bunch of folks on ECF.
@ Wolfenstark Nicoticket has a chat if you can coordinate your hours with ours, you can ask them about shipping, they are great to deal with.
Love spending other people's money. More than that, love seeing people find what they really want especially at a bargain price. The million dollar question is, can you find the blemish?
Yep, that's exactly the set I have. Some of those bits are a perfect match for the channel that's already there.Haven't opened up any of mine, but this set http://www.harborfreight.com/20-piece-18-in-shank-rotary-diamond-point-tips-69653.html should have a burr for your dremel - a long cylindrical one, just lay it into the existing channel and slowly work down. Don't need a vise, although a leather glove on the holding hand might be a good idea
... just dont tell him I said so.
That caught me off guard "Essence of Sea Slug" .... 
GREAT name, I'm already thinking about what flavoring to use 
BTW, I did win a six-pak for eating a live shrimp. Lil' did da loser(s) (bettor, plus da shrimp) know I like fresh shrimp sushi...
You do know I'm a hopeless animal lover right? Even went down to NOLA for several months to do animal rescue after Katrina. Sneaking into an area in the Lower 9th that was occupied by the military with orders to sot-to-kill first and ask questions later was interesting. Wasn't my idea, but worth it. Scary. Wish I vaped then, or maybe not. Rarely any electricity. There was a lot of fish filter type stuff, among other things, hanging from all the trees and power lines.
They don't even think about it .... on the way to the bank
<sigh>
How do you feel about veggies?
Oh, so am I!!!
Went there many times prior to da big K. Ya wouldn't believe how many crustaceans I saved there from being washed out to sea and devoured by other sea creatures.
All things will pass...
Da Nawlin's 'trinity' with sum okra and garlic... divine. Most others... weeds (aka rabbit food)...
And yes, my doctor is concerned.
I luv pets. I just couldn't ever to get a pet shrimp to go outdoors! And no, dey couldn't handle da kitty litter well either...
. Still haunted/wound up by that poor gentleman at the hospital. Shrimp on a leash might be difficult.
I read only the first post, but the OP did such a great job that I saw no reason to read more. He's pretty hard on the sub-ohmers though, and they're the ones who need to grasp the knowledge that he imparted so skillfully.
I didn't even know that the Provari V3 had been delivered to any B&M shops yet. I figger it'll be a while yet before they're available through the mail. What's the price of it?
I stopped trying to keep the care and feeding supplies around for a Zippo many moons ago. Adjust the wick, replace the flint, don't overfill, but mainly, I don't like the smell of lighter fluid. A Bic was just easier, and a lighter lighter.
MFS has gone to the top of my list. To me, their customer service has gone from OK to stellar in the past year and a half. Plus, their prices have become terrific. They used to be on the high side, now they're often the lowest.So I need to do a special thanks to DancingHeretik for being assertive for me
I think we're in the minority here, but I agree with you. I appreciate how thorough the video is. It might be over 40 minutes long, but after watching it, I can pretty definitely state that I understand the strengths and weaknesses in each material
I've watched too many Phil Busardo videos. Of those, there was only one that I found to be an efficient use of my time. That was his review of the Provari V3. I sit there thinking how much shorter he could make his videos and still include every single piece of info that he uses too much time for. Obviously, just my opinion and no, I do not expect to change anyone else's view. As far as I can tell he is the most prolific reviewer out there: if you want to learn about a given product he's probably reviewed it.
I still have an unopened Protank 1 from my first and last co-op. Nothin' any good is any good no more. I'm learning that I will ALWAYS be interested in trying the latest greatest thing and that the best thing I've ever tried only means until I try something better. (I actually have not even bought a second Nautilus, and my Nautilus is all I use these days.)How do you think I feel? I have 5 KFLs two originals and 3 R91s that I've aquiered over the last 1 1/2 years of vaping. Dealing with the occasional dry hit and leaky fill screws. I was recommended to the Taifun by a friend and spent days reading the thread on them before buying and Hcigar and an original. Now I'm slowly vaping the KFLs down to empty and cleaning all my mods from the juice that's leaked all over the top. I will still use them, for now anyway, but I'm liking the Taifun! There is a learning curve, as with anything new, to get your builds right. That's why I did all the reading first! I think the KFL is a good place to start and learn about coils and wicks. The Taifun is the next step when your ready. IMHO! I have not had a dry hit yet. I did have a flooding event just now after a rebuild but it was my fault and I just turned up side down removed the base and redid the wick and reassembled. All is good? No draining the tank to get to the coil.
There not for everyone but I am liking them so far! But that's just me.
What works for you is the best!
Haven't opened up any of mine, but this set http://www.harborfreight.com/20-piece-18-in-shank-rotary-diamond-point-tips-69653.html should have a burr for your dremel - a long cylindrical one, just lay it into the existing channel and slowly work down. Don't need a vise, although a leather glove on the holding hand might be a good idea
My tendency would be to put the drill in the vise and move the RBA. This comment not approved by the safety committee, and the towel can be used to cover the wound.I'll check them out. Thanks! I was just thinking the vise for stability. Not real tight and wrapped in a towel would do.
In a blind taste test, people could not tell whether they were vaping Genuine Sea Slug extract or Artificial Sea Slug extract.Slots said:
Really nice that hes helping out. Not likely that hell take the postage. Maybe when you get a hold of his address you can mail him some ejuice, Essence of Sea Slug or something, and tell him you didnt care for it but thought he might. Anyway, very sweet of him, just dont tell him I said so.
David, that is just downright unfair!! Now I have eight items on my vape file wishlist!Haven't opened up any of mine, but this set http://www.harborfreight.com/20-piece-18-in-shank-rotary-diamond-point-tips-69653.html should have a burr for your dremel - a long cylindrical one, just lay it into the existing channel and slowly work down. Don't need a vise, although a leather glove on the holding hand might be a good idea
