The REO Lounge - Part II

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i never had an A7 short anything - my center pins are in a bit, recessed if you like - and that is why they fail to read on the 'doohickey' i have. But they work fine on my grand and vv grand and it's easy enough to measure them with a meter anyway to bother messing in and out with the center pin.

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The mini A7 metered fine. It worked on my grand. It shorted on my mini 2.0, so I had to replace the spring. I did that today, retested the mini A7, put it on my grand and it worked, put it on my mini 2.0 and the short stop did its job. I had to adjust it specifically for the 2.0, and it works now but I will make sure to only use it on the 2.0 and with a short stop. That itty bitty spring was a devil to change!
 

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hey thanks for the link to The VapeSafe2 Lite :)
I did a lot of searching for these last night, so figured may as well save anyone wanting them the hassle. I believe in them now, especially knowing that I would have collapsed ANOTHER spring tonight had I not put the short stop on the 2.0. As soon as I get the vapesafe2's, I will be able to compare them to see which I like best. Both brands are reusable, and easier to put in with the battery than to replace a spring!

I think the vapesafe's are going to be flatter than the short stops, which will fit the woods better. The grand has the little square cutout that fits the short stop perfectly, but the woods don't. I checked out the spring on the woods, and those look even harder to replace than the 2.0's was! I do not want to have to ever do that again...
 

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i wanted to share and I hope this is okay. I have so enjoyed reading this thread about a lampworks drip tip maker. I just enjoyed every picture. I hope you guys do too. http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/fo...3286-glass-drip-tips-charms-e-cigarettes.html I know it may make the wait longer next time I want to order, but the ladies might really enjoy these.

Lampwork is a lot of fun. I stumbled into it while going w/ my ex to stained glass classes. The stained glass was boring to me, too much like putting a jigsaw puzzle together - which I never liked doing. While at the glass shop I start noticing the beads and objects fused. That intrigued me.

It is cheap to get into the lampwork hobby. All you need is a a few hand tools, a special torch head (I think mine is called a "hot head"), a canister of MAPP gas, some metal rods, and some release compound. And of course, some art glass and common sense. Go to an art glass store and check it out. I ended up getting into the whole fusing thing and it is a lot of fun.

I was surprised when Bert (from Drippy Tips) told me his tips were lampworked. I figured they were blown. After I bought one from him I could see the release compound inside. He offered to have me come over and work one up (he lives about six miles from me). I thought that was a very nice offer, but I didn't want to abuse it.

If you like doing artsy craftsy stuff you'd love doing lampwork. It is a hoot.

Edit: Geesh. Finally went thru thread you mentioned. That lady has some incredible talent. Amazing.
 
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Making the last run through for the day.

Scott I love the new doohickey!!! :)


Good night everyone.
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