rico - I hope English is not your native language because it is very hard to understand you. Before you put words in a translator, use punctuation and capitalization so we can see a better translation.
What I think you are saying is "I want somebody to make this and sell it to me." The problem is this: In order for it to last, you must perform maintenance on it. If you are capable of maintaining it this way, you should be capable of building one in the first place. In fact, you must be capable of doing this work to get it to work how you want. Some like more or less heat, flavor, vapor, or throat hit. It will be much less expensive for you to make one yourself also.
Even so, Raidy's newer atomizer will probably be revealed in the next few months. He has patents on that one also, but it sounds like he will have it manufactured so you can buy it. It should be every bit as quality as this one, and maybe even better. So wait a few months and you can buy one of the newer ones from Raidy.
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asdaq, thank you for the reply. I never was sure if l3oertije just fired it with a torch or if that was some kind of pre-treatment in the photo. Would it make sense to use ceramic and put a glaze on it? A less porous glaze will have less of a capillary effect than just ceramic, if any juice gets onto the part. I guess that would be awfully hard to do, but I'm sure it's possible.
How would you regulate the temperature using a torch? I can probably find ceramic and glaze (if desired) at a local craft store, but does anyone have any specific recommendations for brands or types?
Also, forgive me, but I read about 2000-3000 posts between the two threads in just a few days so I forget - which design was Persis's?
Oh, one mroe question I just thought of - I haven't seen one yet (I don't think so anyhow) that doesn't have the wires running through the tank. Has anyone tried one like that yet?
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I figure it's better to keep editing than double and triple posting. I just stumbled onto a handful of things, and I haven't seen them mentioned yet. Anyone have any experience with or thoughts on any of these:
Steralloy
Dental acrylic resin. Sounds safe because its normal purpose is to stay in your mouth.
Same, but heat cured instead.
TASK Series liquid plastics. All have their MSDS right there.
There are also a number of two-part compounds on McMaster-Carr which are food-safe.