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KillFace

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The edges on cartos are pretty sharp, put a standard drip tip on and slide that end thru first to avoid cutting up the o-rings. Saddle valves are meant more for puncturing soft copper than steel, so I find occasionally sharpening the tip with a small flat hobby file allows it to punch thru with less deformation of the carto barrel ... be warned though ... a sharp point on the punch will lessen or eliminate that satisfying "pop", which is actually the metal giving way when pushed past its breaking point by a dull punch.

This is exactly what I do. I always put on this drip tip

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And then I slide it always from the bottom. When refilling, I put it back in and push the top in, take it out and fill from the top, then put the tip back in for pushing up past the o ring.


I love my tanks and don't really use anything else.
 

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Another update :)

After a couple more "fail" punches, with no dremel around yet, I think I have the technique down now. I took off the rubber part in the valve and that has worked for me to prevent the punch from moving to the side of the carto. I did use some lube to get my carto through the phiniac and it worked like a charm. I'm so used to filling from the top and sliding the tank on from the top down (it was the only way with the flanged cartos), that I did the same this time as well. I just kept the little rubber tip in the mouthpiece and didn't cut any o-rings that way.

I tried out a kanger carto (didn't want to use my last boge until I can get some more) and it is taking forEVER to soak up 100% vg juice. I'm letting it all sit right now and will hopefully be able to have a vape after watching my favourite show tonight. DCT is back on the bullet for now.

Also, I have pics of the assembled setup now :)
 
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