no need for links until I have results in the form of an actual working atty..maybe I would share the link if people liked the way mine will look..but again I have no atty made yet.
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no need for links until I have results in the form of an actual working atty..maybe I would share the link if people liked the way mine will look..but again I have no atty made yet.
Well we can help my friend. Meatsneakers is the reason I learned to make these. They are awesome. Hit better than 510s and 306s because you control the resistance. I have to make one for a friend but its for a bottom feeder and don't know what to use, maybe a connector from a ce3
btw thanks Meat for the walkthrough..the most comprehensive one I have seen yet.
Have to agree, worked for me and if I can follow it anyone can lol
if you are refering to me, i got these at an Electronics pars supply store.
it was labeled as a "1/4" (6.35mm) mono jack to 3.5mm mono plug"
i unassembled the jack, and managed to cut around the threadings with a dremel, drilled it out and fitted it over the base of a CE2...
and in doing so i am able to use the outside casing of the jack connector, without adding length to the base of atty.
like in the very well made RCA version.
PS. I didn't mean to hijack the thread, but i saw the thread title as a challange
thanks for creating this thread and giving me the inspiration to make my own creation!
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Wow buzz that's the nicest rca I've seen, I like em smooth with the least knurls bit haven't found one. I'm happy to see more people dive into this. No more buying attys that burn out whenever they want.
thanks 
you would be surprised what you can find in those electronic supply stores...
there is nothing like holding an RCA connector up to my Precise P16 and having the store owner telling me,
"that's not ment to connect to what you got in your hand!"
My second attempt will be made from one of these... for $2, why not....
you would be surprised what you can find in those electronic supply stores...
there is nothing like holding an RCA connector up to my Precise P16 and having the store owner telling me,
"that's not ment to connect to what you got in your hand!"
My second attempt will be made from one of these... for $2, why not....
Gold RCA Super Plug Black 8.3mm Cable Entry 091-050
They actually have a nice selection of RCA plugs: http://www.parts-express.com/wizards/searchResults.cfm?srchExt=CAT&srchCat=125
They actually have a nice selection of RCA plugs: http://www.parts-express.com/wizards/searchResults.cfm?srchExt=CAT&srchCat=125
thanks
you would be surprised what you can find in those electronic supply stores...
there is nothing like holding an RCA connector up to my Precise P16 and having the store owner telling me,
"that's not ment to connect to what you got in your hand!"
My second attempt will be made from one of these... for $2, why not....
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that is the same one that I was talking about earlier...is it the 8.3mm or 6.3mm?..what would be better for fitting a drip tip on?
edit: size indicated would be the hole where the connection would go anyone know off hand what the size of the connectors are?
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the measurement of 8.3mm in the description is the size cable that will fit through the opening on the end farthest from the jack..wouldn't that part be where the connector would be pressed? the drip tip would go on the other end.
the one meatsneaker linked to is a different setup... the threads for the black casing are not on the RCA end... so it has to be built differently.
what i will eventually be doing is, drilling out the cable entry end, and pressure fitting a CE2 within it, then cutting off the excess to utilize the gold portion for its threads.
i messed up on my first attempt and split the goldish colored metal, its alot softer than i thought, so keep that in mind if you plan to use this exact connector.
on the link that meatsneakers posted, you can see the insides of the RCA jack to get a better idea of what i mean.
AND the black sleeve (10.3mm inside) is too wide to accept a 510 tip. i was planning on fitting in a piece of black delrin at the drip tip end to make it accept the drip tip... i know, a lot of work, but i just love the way it would look on the LAVA TUBE.
happy modding!
what i will eventually be doing is, drilling out the cable entry end, and pressure fitting a CE2 within it, then cutting off the excess to utilize the gold portion for its threads.
i messed up on my first attempt and split the goldish colored metal, its alot softer than i thought, so keep that in mind if you plan to use this exact connector.
on the link that meatsneakers posted, you can see the insides of the RCA jack to get a better idea of what i mean.
AND the black sleeve (10.3mm inside) is too wide to accept a 510 tip. i was planning on fitting in a piece of black delrin at the drip tip end to make it accept the drip tip... i know, a lot of work, but i just love the way it would look on the LAVA TUBE.
happy modding!
I realize where the threads are since I have been looking at that same jack for 2 days already..but you realize they make it in 6.3mm too so maybe the smaller jack would work better for pressing the 510 mount.
looks like I get to spend another day looking for a more unique jack to use again.
the thread location wasnt directed towards you, was more as a general statement.
the shop that i walked into , didnt have the smaller size, but i will look into it.
i forgot to mention... i apoligize for leaking out your RCA secret, if i knew i wouldnt have posted
LOL thats cool I dont really care it's just funny that I dug around on amazon for hours and when I saw that one I was like "nobody else will find this before I can mod it." and the next day you find one at a hardware store..just my luck, but I am not sore about it, it's just funny.
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