PDIB's Making MODs!

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supertrunker

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i have been sticking to one brand in the Dibi, because when i throw anything in there i have to adjust the firing button throw and so on, which is not difficult, but it is something i can avoid.

I run Orbies in it - sx30s for me and PD2900s for the wife's less demanding coils. I use the Samungs and MNKEs in Reos, since they are the recommended batteries for those! (ok that was a lie but whatever!)

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What's a year wait for an OliveR? :blink:




Way too darn long I say lol I blurt things out a lot, often without proper thought or research. I think you have done an outstanding job balancing quality, durability, functionality, and production time. :thumb:

And workmanship, class, taste, and style. A true artisan.

Wait. Aren't we talking about the inventor of the Dibby Crack?
 

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Oh my. I think I'd cry if I had done that.
 

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Try the orthodontist, just wrote a check for 7k to get my 12 year old 30 months of braces followed by 36 months of retainers.
The irony is I am a teamster with a so called Cadillac plan, would hate to see a Ferrari plan!
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Holy cow... I pray to God my kids have good teeth
 

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Try the orthodontist, just wrote a check for 7k to get my 12 year old 30 months of braces followed by 36 months of retainers.
The irony is I am a teamster with a so called Cadillac plan, would hate to see a Ferrari plan!
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I dodged a bullet there. My daughter loved me enough to wait until she was married to decide to get braces :) And she threw in a grandchild ;)
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heh-heh. I know the Professional works good. A friend recently tried the gel for a similar type thing, and said he liked it. If you want, you can send them all to me and I'll test them and report back . . . . . . . .. (not). I actually usually "practice" placing the parts together (dry) a couple times, so that my hands know exactly what to do. At least, with something important, I do. So, you really only need about . . . . . 0.75 seconds of open time. Don't chintz on the holding time! Count to 60 (even tho the package says 15 or 30 or something) . . . and then increase the pressure a little and count another 30.
 

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ha, I know some might and I know you would fix it too, but it ain't leaving my hand brother :) I just did it with the fastest professional one, it's drying in my grip right now, don't worry I'll hold it for 10 minutes even with the 5 second stuff :) I used to do a lot of superglue stuff from the hobby store, they had a range of viscosity and dry times, the thinner it is the faster it dries I think , this professional stuff is really thin :) I'm waiting for the skin to turn solid white to sand it now. I think i'm going to epoxy the bottom of the squonk chamber closed and reinforce this here while I'm at it :)
 

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I picked up a slightly used BF Cyclone with an extra unaltered cap on a trade today, looking forward to run #7.
I may have to buy a Grand to hold me over.

Do it!!!! I did just that and got my grand today. Was hoping it would make the wait easier. I was wrong. Now I'm sold on bottom feeders. My kayfuns and tubes are going up for sale. It doesn't get any better than fresh juice on demand.:D

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Alexander Mundy

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SPRING? . . . . .. what spring? :pervy:

Got the little ring magnets today. They fit perfect in the button after I scraped the recessed part clean of CA and just a very small about of material. I should have got some larger OD ones for the button well, but popped an o-ring around 2 of them in the well so they would center (2 so the o-ring wont float up). No need to attach them as the opposing action will keep them in place. BTW, it is very helpful to put a little black marker on the ring magnets on the sides that oppose each other, and these little things will jump a good 3 to 4 inches to mate if you get them too close to each other. Note that replacing the spring with magnets will not work right without the bypass strip I built between the 510 connector and contact.

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Couldn't resist opening 2 more silver contacts to replace the battery positive screw and the screw in the base that connects the center pin even though everything was still working fine. Threaded the stems 6-32 and this time threaded them into a coupling nut and used a cut off wheel to grind down a little of the short section at the base of the contact that I couldn't thread last time and turned the die around backwards and finished the threads so they would go flush. The 6-23 threads in the base for the small brass screw were loose compared to the contact so I made another homemade helicoil, this time out of 27G R41 since that seemed to work best after trying numerous sizes of wire. Cut about 100 degrees out of a washer a hair thinner than the fuse arm to take up the empty space under the contact so it would be level. Now what to do with the 10-32 battery contact threads? Contemplated cutting the bottom a little larger and using a blind nut in the hole, but it came to me to just drill the existing brass screw, tap that hole 6-32, grind the head down due to the height of the silver contact. Had to remove the brass washer after I took this picture to further reduce the height. No Noalox applied anywhere now and we will see how it goes. I still might make a rod with the end threaded to take place of the center rod and eliminate the contact point at the bottom if needed.

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Got to get to bed now and get up in 4 hours to get back to the grindstone.
 

Alexander Mundy

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......oh, and since I'm here, I'll share a pic of my dibidamage :( all's I did was drop it a little bit and then kick it a lill bit against the wall, all accidentally of course :laugh: so the moral here is, don't drop your dibi and then kick it into a wall :laugh:

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Ouch! Did the base fly off and then the body hit the wall breaking the piece off? I had a feeling I would break that part off sooner or later so I keep the base screw in thinking it might protect it.
 
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