The kayfun conversion kit for terminator/nautilus

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villarino1k

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So I just added myself to the list. Will I have to check my profile there for a pm, or will he be able to send me an email?

From my understanding, you get an email from the forum when you have a new private message.

Check your settings in the polish forum to make sure it says 'Yes' to get notified if you get a PM
 

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right now people with order # around 160 are receiving their kits. these peeps placed their orders by mid-June and at that time #'s 50-60's were receiving theirs. so Vochu filled out circa 100 orders in 5 weeks or so. (damn addiction that even leads me to try and do math!)

So going by those numbers mine should ship in about...some time.

(I really hate math)
 

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With the popularity of microcoils, seems many are threading wicks after coiling. I discovered a very cool pack if "threading needles" at the craft store with the sewing needles. They are so thin I might have trouble with a photo, but they're basically a flexible wire twisted together with a big eyelet that can compress when you pull it through something. The eyelet even has a small loop in the end that grabs the wick and holds it while threading.

Can't live w/o one... i'll try to get a pic up.
 

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With the popularity of microcoils, seems many are threading wicks after coiling. I discovered a very cool pack if "threading needles" at the craft store with the sewing needles. They are so thin I might have trouble with a photo, but they're basically a flexible wire twisted together with a big eyelet that can compress when you pull it through something. The eyelet even has a small loop in the end that grabs the wick and holds it while threading.

Can't live w/o one... i'll try to get a pic up.

Can you find a link online to one? Sounds promising.
 

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