start with the engineers who forgot to test the change after making it
I'm still counting on getting the new cartos soon and crank up my 3 Raven tanks......
My Raven Tanks are sporting Stallion Cartos and doing very well!
Is there a trick to it? I've never punched a carto before but I wanted to try. So I slipped one in a small raven seemed to fit well. Then, I took it out and I punched holes with a saddle valve. After that it wouldn't slide in past the holes I punched. I could force it but then I'd never be able to fill it. What am I missing? Did I warp the stallion? How do I avoid warping it of I did.
Is there a trick to it? I've never punched a carto before but I wanted to try. So I slipped one in a small raven seemed to fit well. Then, I took it out and I punched holes with a saddle valve. After that it wouldn't slide in past the holes I punched. I could force it but then I'd never be able to fill it. What am I missing? Did I warp the stallion? How do I avoid warping it of I did.
That's the main reason why I grind slots instead of punching.
Punching with a saddle valve can and will make them out of round. It is less of an issue with DCT tanks with the plastic ends. Right now I am playing with one I slotted with the cutting wheel on my Dremel tool.
When you 2 gentlemen grind your slots do you have ragged edges, I'm thinking of the inner O-rings. The 2 I tried some time ago I ended up with some small but rather sharp burrs at part of the edges of the slots. Fortunately had some spare O-rings to substitute in. If you do have any ragged edges just use some 400 grit emory paper?
Deformation from punching too hard can indeed make things difficult. Tanks other than the Ravens do seem to be more forgiving.