Lucky friend!
Those are probably, to me personally, the nicest drip tips I've seen.
Of course I don't mind......the more the merrier.
I wonder if any 911's made it to the post office
I noticed it on some of my juices too, it did it with all my genesis types, they will turn dark sometimes and sometimes they wont, I think its my wick lol, I'm gonna go buy a bic pen and try the insulator tomorrow
Is there a "how-to" or video on how to put the insulator in? I mean, it's probably a "no-brainer" for most of you, but I think I put mine in wrong.
Tks.
Is there a "how-to" or video on how to put the insulator in? I mean, it's probably a "no-brainer" for most of you, but I think I put mine in wrong.
Tks.
Ya the quartz was for me not sure about others ...ordered a stainless and about 10 quartz to keep up with my heavy fingers and stainless just in case I get crazy and run outI probably should order a new tank it seems like ppl break them alot are they that fragile
They're two different ones. I bought them both. I have a friend that I want to gift one too. I know he'll love it
^^LMAO
You just cut a short piece off the top of the ink tube (where there is no ink) long enough to go through the wick hole and cover the metal.
I know somebody would laugh at me![]()
I might pick up another Orion....crap, here we go again.
The only thing that worries me about the glass tanks is I'm not sure where the button is going to end up. I actually sanded all my tanks so that the air hole lines up with the wick and the button is were I want it.
That's kind of the downside of the Orion. The airhole doesn't line up with the wick holes unless you sand the tank down. It takes all of 2 minutes to do but I don't know how that will end up with a glass tank.
I'm still catching up, and this has probably been addressed....
You can sand down a glass tank.
I'll have to look and see what size sandpaper I used, but I put the paper flat on a table and used circular motions to sand down a glass tank for an Orion.
It did take a while, but it was not a stock tank. Stock tanks would probably take less time as there would be less to sand down.