They're gorgeous! So if I were to try sanding the edges, what grit would be appropriate? Sounds like a fun project actuallySanding down the edges is always an option, too. The doors are really nice.
I rarely use them since they cover up my wraps but they are nice
I'm no expert but I suppose a coarse grit to start and then finish with fine like pretty much any wood project. The last time I sanded anything acrylic I picked up some foam blocks covered in a fine grit and they worked great.They're gorgeous! So if I were to try sanding the edges, what grit would be appropriate? Sounds like a fun project actually
So sorry to hear that Charlie. Had you need taking iron pills before? I need them3 times a day now from just surgery. I can’t imagine how tough it is.Good morning shinies
May all your shiny itches be scratched in a timely manner.
Back in hospital again with severe anemia so a bit of a bummer. I wonder how many transfusions I'll need this time.... 6 last time plus 1 platelets
I wish my parents had chosen to stay there instead of returning us to the US after only one year.I LOVE this place man
they're still in stock for $20/mod so just wanted to give my initial impressions in case anybody's been on the fence about ordering one.I swear that these companies need to ask you folks to take the pictures for these products I mean I know unfortunately this particular product came from the store going out of business but just in general the pictures on here are so beautiful and then you go on the site and it looks like something that you would store a pack of gum in LOLFinally got around to trying out the MFG V2. Stuck my Reaper on top and took it for a whirl. Here's my initial thoughts, for what they're worth. I love the small size. It's the smallest mod I've ever owned by far. The delrin feels great in hand and is especially awesome since I live in a cold environment. It will take some getting used to because the firing button needs to be pressed pretty hard in comparison to my other mods. I would consider that a con - BUT - since there isn't a way (that I can see) to lock it, that's actually a plus because I really don't foresee it firing in my pocket easily.
My atty fit perfectly so I didn't need to try adjusting the 510, and I think it would be easy to do but am kind of glad I didn't need to find out. The black reaper looks great on this mod so I'll just consider them a pair and will probably never need to make an adjustment. I actually love the included squonk bottle too - it's stiffer than what I'm used to, but it feels great! Not too stiff, not too soft.
The only thing I don't like about it is the writing on the back. That's just a personal preference thing though. I'm not a fan of logos etc. I really wish it was just plain black, but hey, it's all good!
For $20 this is an insanely good deal and I couldn't be happier with it. Gotta be careful as I've never had a mod that required the battery to be inserted upside down, but careful is my middle name. I think it's a winner, and will probably be the mod I'm taking out and about with me more often than not. Again, the delrin is great in a cold environment, and it's a mech so no worries about dropping it in the snow and ruining the electronics.
Verdict: Sloth approves
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I'm new to Mechs and the reason I got the Armageddon despite that is cuz it's going in my storage for later. I had heard that the reason a lot of them will be positive side down is because that's where the vent holes are or were usually located and that way if the battery did vent it would have somewhere to go a straight shot rather than having to go around to the bottom I know that's not an issue or at least it wouldn't seem to be an issue with a squonk because there's plenty of ventilation but in a tube mod is that a true thing? Curiosity's sake only
