I wanted a flat tip for my SideSho, which no one makes - so I decided to make my own.
Parts needed -
1. A 902 flat tipped cartage
2. A SideSho cartage
3. a sharp cutting knife - I used a microsaw, but any cutting knife should do
4. Some sand paper, I used a small drum on my dremel
First remove the juice holder from the 902 tip. With the knife, remove the little ridge from the top of the tip, Just makes it look better.
Next with the SideSho cartage, remove the juice holder and look inside the cartage. You should be able to see 3 little ridges that are use to keep the juice holder from being pressed down too far. Cut the end of the cartage holder off just below the top of the ridges, I left about 1/8th inch of the ridges in place. You don't really need to cut the end of the tube off, but it makes the new holder a little shorter. The juice holder should still be stopped by the ridges in the cartage.
Now the hard part, you need to sand/ream out the inside of the round part of the 902 cartage. You don't need to remove much, just enought so that the SideSho cartage can fit tightly inside the 902 cartage.
You're done - enjoy a flat tip on your SideSho
Parts needed -
1. A 902 flat tipped cartage
2. A SideSho cartage
3. a sharp cutting knife - I used a microsaw, but any cutting knife should do
4. Some sand paper, I used a small drum on my dremel
First remove the juice holder from the 902 tip. With the knife, remove the little ridge from the top of the tip, Just makes it look better.
Next with the SideSho cartage, remove the juice holder and look inside the cartage. You should be able to see 3 little ridges that are use to keep the juice holder from being pressed down too far. Cut the end of the cartage holder off just below the top of the ridges, I left about 1/8th inch of the ridges in place. You don't really need to cut the end of the tube off, but it makes the new holder a little shorter. The juice holder should still be stopped by the ridges in the cartage.
Now the hard part, you need to sand/ream out the inside of the round part of the 902 cartage. You don't need to remove much, just enought so that the SideSho cartage can fit tightly inside the 902 cartage.
You're done - enjoy a flat tip on your SideSho
