Reo P 67 prototype
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"The lock built in the button is very convenient the down side is if its not perfect it can move out of position and catch I no mine does once and a while . It didn't do this when it was new . Not a big deal but I don't want to hear about it in the forum all the time . Which is why I decided to make a simple on off switch in the mod ." redeyedancer
Mine (Grand LP) has stuck a few times and it just frys my wick (and heats the atty up pretty good). I love the idea of a lock away from the button. Reo's are just getting more perfect.
Mine (Grand LP) has stuck a few times and it just frys my wick (and heats the atty up pretty good). I love the idea of a lock away from the button. Reo's are just getting more perfect.
To Robert, and the community at large:
I may be way off base here, or it may be impractical, but it's becoming more and more apparent, to me, at least, that the various "models" of REO are proliferating almost faster than my poor brain can keep up. Brings to mind some of the discussions (usually resolved by the resident REO historian, Karen), about which REO someone has obtained off the classies.
So, I'm wondering, would it be at all possible to "mark" the P67 with a model number of some sort, so that, down the road, like when you're producing P7000's, and P67's are "ancient", it will be easy to determine which accessories (like rebuild kits, etc.) are the correct ones for the P67 "model"?
(Note the shameless plug for myself I inserted by using the word "ancient" above
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I may be way off base here, or it may be impractical, but it's becoming more and more apparent, to me, at least, that the various "models" of REO are proliferating almost faster than my poor brain can keep up. Brings to mind some of the discussions (usually resolved by the resident REO historian, Karen), about which REO someone has obtained off the classies.
So, I'm wondering, would it be at all possible to "mark" the P67 with a model number of some sort, so that, down the road, like when you're producing P7000's, and P67's are "ancient", it will be easy to determine which accessories (like rebuild kits, etc.) are the correct ones for the P67 "model"?
(Note the shameless plug for myself I inserted by using the word "ancient" above
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I will give it some thought so what your asking is can we engrave P 67 on or in the box ? P 7000s not sure if I will live that longTo Robert, and the community at large:
I may be way off base here, or it may be impractical, but it's becoming more and more apparent, to me, at least, that the various "models" of REO are proliferating almost faster than my poor brain can keep up. Brings to mind some of the discussions (usually resolved by the resident REO historian, Karen), about which REO someone has obtained off the classies.
So, I'm wondering, would it be at all possible to "mark" the P67 with a model number of some sort, so that, down the road, like when you're producing P7000's, and P67's are "ancient", it will be easy to determine which accessories (like rebuild kits, etc.) are the correct ones for the P67 "model"?
(Note the shameless plug for myself I inserted by using the word "ancient" above
So...I wanna know when we'll see some pics of these new beauties....
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I would say two weeks I am running behind my milling machine has broke down twice in the last two weeks .
Two weeks ain't bad. Looking forward to the pictures.
Happy Saturday night, all.
Happy Saturday night, all.
No problem Rob! Time flies as it is and even more so this time of year.
Sorry about your milling machine. Perhaps some Deoxit? Cures what ails me
Sorry about your milling machine. Perhaps some Deoxit? Cures what ails me
Vapor sent heavenwards for smooth sailing with your milling machine moving forwards Rob! All good things, in time, will happen.
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