Haha great minds think alike right? And the wall thickness is less than 1/16th of an inch, so it should be relatively simple to do. I'm hoping to knock it down to about a 2mL reservoir.
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Haha great minds think alike right? And the wall thickness is less than 1/16th of an inch, so it should be relatively simple to do. I'm hoping to knock it down to about a 2mL reservoir.
Hi there everyone! Just posting to let everyone know that the Scubagen V3 is amazing! I won one of Dan's Scubagen V3 mods in the raffle at Vapestock. It is truly a work of art! It is beautiful and gives you hot vapor and plenty of it. It has amazing TH, so much so that I had to cut my nic in half to keep using it. Reducing my Nic is a great thing being I usually use 36mg so I'm happy to be satisfied with 18mg. I will post a more through review with pics once I'm finished breaking it in and have some spare time. It is so cool to have a completely American made, re-buildable atty and tank. 
Thanks Dan, For your amazing creativity and generosity! It is greatly appreciated as I would never have been able to make one on my own. BIG HUGS for Dan! 
Thanks Dan, For your amazing creativity and generosity! It is greatly appreciated as I would never have been able to make one on my own. BIG HUGS for Dan!
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It does look really good, but I prefer mini tanks. (Don't wanna burn out from using the same juice too much...)
Oh quit bragging! 
We will get the chance to experience that soon.....but not soon enough! Congrats on the raffle!
We will get the chance to experience that soon.....but not soon enough! Congrats on the raffle!
Hi there everyone! Just posting to let everyone know that the Scubagen V3 is amazing! I won one of Dan's Scubagen V3 mods in the raffle at Vapestock. It is truly a work of art! It is beautiful and gives you hot vapor and plenty of it. It has amazing TH, so much so that I had to cut my nic in half to keep using it. Reducing my Nic is a great thing being I usually use 36mg so I'm happy to be satisfied with 18mg. I will post a more through review with pics once I'm finished breaking it in and have some spare time. It is so cool to have a completely American made, re-buildable atty and tank.
Hey these look like the springs scubabat uses for his connectors. They are made of 18-8 Stainless
http://www.mcmaster.com/catalog/117/gfx/small/91065ac1s.gif
They are the second one on the list here
McMaster-Carr
http://www.mcmaster.com/catalog/117/gfx/small/91065ac1s.gif
They are the second one on the list here
McMaster-Carr
I believe (though I am NOT apart of this co-op) have found a place that offers samples of the 400 stainless steel mesh. This might help out the modder who has limited funds. I will post more information as soon as I know more.
Is this the Spring you are referring to.
McMaster-Carr Part # 9435K24
Does anyone know if this spring has the same spec's as the ones being shipped with the scubagenv3?
Was at ACE earlier and found the nuts and nails but the weren't stainless. Do these have to be ss? I would imagine that ss is preferable here.
I think Scubabatdan posted earlier the wire nails were steel, and had not rusted. Not sure about the nuts.
SS would be preferred but the ones I am using are plain steel as far as I can tell.
Dan
Say I dont want to distract form all the useful information flying back and forth but I just would like something cleared up... Does using the SS wick make whatever you are putting it into a 'genisis' or does that specifically mean the configuration like raidy uses in his big cigar where the wick comes straight out the center with the coil wrapped longways?
Oh also Dan did you already try the beveled edges so the upper tube nests into the bottom one and did that make it more solid or anything?
Oh also Dan did you already try the beveled edges so the upper tube nests into the bottom one and did that make it more solid or anything?
This is off topic , but guess who just ordered a Provari? Oh yeah , <<< This guy!!!
The SS makes it a genesis as far as I understand it. The whole point is to move away from polyfil and fire wick/fiberglass.
I found that the bevel does not matter. If you use the pipe cutter it is perfectly straight and the oring holds it in place very well.
Dan
One piece is the top part the drip tip goes into. The other piece the bottom piece looks like a mini dumbell and is one solid piece.
Hope that helps.
Dan
thanks Dan the beveled idea still sounds cool to me but I'm glad its not required
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