Somewhere I remember seeing a small squeeze bottle (30ml, perhaps) that had a slender, 90º neck with a tip small enough to probably fit through a 6-32 screw hole. Damned if I can find it now. It'd be just the thing.
Somewhere I remember seeing a small squeeze bottle (30ml, perhaps) that had a slender, 90º neck with a tip small enough to probably fit through a 6-32 screw hole. Damned if I can find it now. It'd be just the thing.
I hear a bunch of people saying that the screw has the potential of being snagged and pulled out, but for those of you that actually got one has it? Do you think it will.
I would like it without the screw because I don't mind filling my "other tanks" at all. Will they be offered both ways?
Most likely not BUT we can do them with a small screw that sticks out a very small amount .
Remember this screw LOCKS the whole unit to the carto so it does NOT MOVE !
That's what I do as well. The silicone plugs/caps that are in there are pointless IMO.I am using a ce2r4 carto , I always pull all of the silicon out of mine so to fill I just pull off my drip tip and pour it down the throat of the Ce2 and it is fine .
The other option is to fill it like a liquin***** , and move the whole thing up to fill it , or use a syringe OR use a bottle with a small tip from the screw hole
4 ways so far to fill it !
The 6-32 size screw should make it easier to use the screw .
Cat you could replace the thumb screw with a regular 6-32 machine screw , this will be MUCH lower and less likely to snag BUT still keep the whole tank LOCKED in place .
...but the whole point for most tank mods, is just the easy access of refilling them up.... going back to have to using a syringe type, just seems backwards.
When mine is sitting on a table it is tight enough to pick up by the tank without issue. I made that mistake though the other day when it was in my pocket... not my best moment! And yes, the tank had just been filled to the top.