I personally like the current design. It's not that difficult to put a flat head screw in place of the thumb screw or even find a small rubber plug to fit there.
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Maybe just one last prototype run, the larger diameter screw, or go straight to production. Everyone will have their own opinions, nature of the beast. (you can't please us customers 
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That sounds good. I look forward to what you and Vermonster came up with I was just throwing out a few thoughts.
For your success you need to keep them cheap to build and make them as simple to use and as "idiot proof" as possible. You need to make them to appeal to the masses rather than appeal to those of us who are capable of making our own.
I think inexpensive, durable, secure from easy slippage and quick and easy to refill and you've got a real winner on your hands.
IF Verm's concept is what I think it is then I think you should give that a shot, Mike. Sleek and non-snaggy is always better.
I would go into greater detail, but prefer Mike find a machinist first after he gets what I sent him today.
Absolutely nothing to contribute here..... just posting so I don't lose the thread.
Not to be to negative........But,ya know it's not rocket science. Verm (and others) had the basic's months ago. To many Indians and seems no Chief. It's a tank for for gods sake, I can build one in two minutes. (for myself) just do it if your going to at a competitive price and it will sell. I'm sure other venders will or are coming out with there latest and greatest tanks as I'm typing this.
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Not to be rude but ... I can build a tank in two minutes myself. However, apparently you don't realize that there is far more involved when you run a real company, have employees, contract out machining and want to produce a quality reasonably problem free product that your customers are happy with.
Make no mistake about it - Mike is the "Chief", he is a savvy business man and product manufacturer who looks for input form customers and friends, looks at the options and has discussions with his parts suppliers and machinists and then produces prototypes for testing. This is unlike many other vendors out there who are content to sell whatever they can and let there customers bear the cost and risk of testing and then they say oops! well we'll sell you an even better one next time.
Mike makes a quality product that he stands behind and he won't put it on the market until he has some confidence that it will work as intended with few problems and that his customers will be happy with it.
Is something like this:
TW long Nylon Drip tip for the 510 or DSE901
What you would use with an 808 carto and the tank?
(I'm tip-ignorant, trying to understand what's used.)
TW long Nylon Drip tip for the 510 or DSE901
What you would use with an 808 carto and the tank?
(I'm tip-ignorant, trying to understand what's used.)
I kind of like the idea that Mike wants our input and wants to build a tank the way we want it.
Trying to fit the widest spectrum of customers is only sensible, especially when one does not have a monopoly.
I thought someone said they did have a monopoly on them.
As long as it's a drip tip that will fit a 510,808,901,etc. it will work. Everyone has their fave.
As long as it's a drip tip that will fit a 510,808,901,etc. it will work. Everyone has their fave.
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I've ordered a couple of Arry tanks, but I am keeping a close eye on these. I don't mind it taking it a while if it's tweaked to make it better for everyone
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