Scubagen Mods
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Dan, that's great! Thanks for posting that. What program did you use? It certainly appears to be well past the eMachine’s.
LOL, it was the emachine Screenshots and Power Point!
I was a power point ranger in the Army LOL
Dan
I was a power point ranger in the Army LOL
Dan
You added the dimensions to the screen shot? I did see something out on their forum about it but didn't have time to register and read it. It is pretty simple to use - that was a good lead for us to play with... once again, thanks for that too.
Dan great to meet you at Vapestock. I should have sit at your table between Classwife and Lambchop and when they won the raffle i could have picked their purse lol. I am so glad they won it 2 fine ladies. I know classwife and she is ok and loves mods and pretty mod orientated to handle all of this stuff. I am going to take lessons from her.
Dan Airborne Ranger? Rangers lead the way brutha Airborne
Dan Airborne Ranger? Rangers lead the way brutha Airborne
Are the 1.6mm nuts/washers used instead of springs or in tandem w/? Just curious, they were not on the original shopping list and I've glanced through so many threads lately I can't remember...
See Dan's "Quick connectors" links in this post.
http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/fo...0-scubagenv3-co-op-sign-up-8.html#post3337049
The nuts could be used in lieu of the homemade washers shown in the pictures.
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They are in place of cutting apart cartos to make washers. Used with the springs and nails.
See sit with the wrong people and you miss out... what a fluke that was!
Nah, no ranger here LOL, that was the joke name for geeks in the Army that did alot of powerpoint slides. Got the badge and everything! (jk)
Dan
Correct.
Some people listed that they did not have any cartos to cannabilize so an alternate was found to use instead of the carto center post. They can be found at any Ace Hardware store in the small parts section.
Dan
(Power Point Rangers....cute ! LOL !)
Aww..thanks cos ! I'll let you use it at the next meet ! (I made a cool chain attachment to a bracelet !)
(I can't get those files to open....)...and for me the linked ones all go to the same page.....
I have a real paper folder started for info.....I trust my hands for creating, but computer stuff can get me frustrated !
Aww..thanks cos ! I'll let you use it at the next meet ! (I made a cool chain attachment to a bracelet !)
(I can't get those files to open....)...and for me the linked ones all go to the same page.....
I have a real paper folder started for info.....I trust my hands for creating, but computer stuff can get me frustrated !
SCUBDAGEN CO_OP UPDATE:
From the company producing the parts:
Hi Daniel,
The order status information you requested:
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Order # | Status |Estimated date of receipt
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178182 In progress 7/13/2011
Function of part: E-Cig
File name: SCUBAGEN_TOP v3.ems
178183 In progress 8/4/2011
Function of part: E-cig
File name: SCUBAGEN MOD (UNI) v3.ems
Thank you for your inquiry.
Will keep you guys updated as we progress....
Dan
From the company producing the parts:
Hi Daniel,
The order status information you requested:
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Order # | Status |Estimated date of receipt
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178182 In progress 7/13/2011
Function of part: E-Cig
File name: SCUBAGEN_TOP v3.ems
178183 In progress 8/4/2011
Function of part: E-cig
File name: SCUBAGEN MOD (UNI) v3.ems
Thank you for your inquiry.
Will keep you guys updated as we progress....
Dan
Thank you! I was hoping I wasn't the only one who immediately thought of Power Rangers when he said that...
Thanks for the update Dan! Oh, I do have a question...What is the thickness of the metal that makes up the tube in the middle? Not the width of the tube, but the actual thickness of the wall...
I had thought about cutting a length of that tube out and welding it back together, to turn mine into a mini-Scubagenv3...
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I had thought about cutting a length of that tube out and welding it back together, to turn mine into a mini-Scubagenv3...[/QUOTE]
I was thinking a out doing the same exact thing.
I had thought about cutting a length of that tube out and welding it back together, to turn mine into a mini-Scubagenv3...[/QUOTE]
I was thinking a out doing the same exact thing.
Apparently, I will keep on them and prod them to move faster. The bottom pieces have alot more drilling and milling that is required. I was originally shown 38 days to produce. But in the small print it states these are all tenative dates and can change.
Dan
tig weld needed
the top and bottom are two seperate parts arent they? if so you could use a tubing cutter to cut it down some id think. could be wrong. hope they pick up the pace, not that i have any of the other parts yet
hate being laid off
the top and bottom are two seperate parts arent they? if so you could use a tubing cutter to cut it down some id think. could be wrong. hope they pick up the pace, not that i have any of the other parts yet
hate being laid off
The price would most likely be proportionate to the finish time.
For $20 a piece I think I am willing to wait.
It would take most all of us many hours of lathe and drilling time. What is our time worth ?
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