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Post by Grandad on Jun 30, 2014 12:19:27 GMT
@super-Shiny yes i will have the other 2 please  |
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Post by Grandad on Jun 30, 2014 7:00:45 GMT
Super-Shiny If you decide to split the sale would be intrested in taking two off of you GLWS
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Post by Grandad on Jun 30, 2014 6:49:31 GMT
Thankyou to VapingBad enjay @scooby Greg for your replies ive tried both the methods suggested and when i turn the KFL upside down and blow through the mouth piece i did get a small amount of juice come out of the air hole, Also blew through the air hole with the KFL the right way up which seemed to clear any juice that was present hearing a gurgling noise. I have now unscrewed the air screw so its flush with the base and so far i have no more leakage, Unsure what way worked so as im on sick at the moment and lots of time on my hands going to do a full strip down of both atties today and rewick them covering the deck a little more to to see if it that helps aswell. Thankyou for all your replies they are much appreciated Grandad  |
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Post by Grandad on Jun 29, 2014 18:06:30 GMT
Thankyou VapingBad will give that a try if not will strip them down and re wick |
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Post by Grandad on Jun 29, 2014 17:46:44 GMT
Hi all ive bought 2 kayfun lite v2 RBA had them about a month and now both of them have developed leaks from the air adjusting screw (top one in the pic) ive tried ptfe tape round the screws but still seeps out, Any ideas or a fix much appreciated Sorry no pic keep stelling me invalid file Grrrrrrrrrrrrr |
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Post by Grandad on Jun 24, 2014 10:01:09 GMT
piper1 yes these are the ones microcoil and cotton wick, I have 2 of the small ones and 2 large ones I love em and easy to coil & wick
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Post by Grandad on Jun 15, 2014 10:25:57 GMT
SOLD To elly2 many thanks |
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Post by Grandad on Jun 15, 2014 9:49:24 GMT
Sold pending payment
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Post by Grandad on Jun 15, 2014 9:27:23 GMT
Hi is this still available? Still avaliable elly2 |
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Post by Grandad on Jun 15, 2014 8:45:01 GMT
BUMP for morning
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Post by Grandad on Jun 15, 2014 5:34:08 GMT
Well, as I am having a clear out, i got absolutely fed up with atty's in the kitchen, atty's by the computer and atty's by the arm chair so thought, why not get a stand. I looked on ebay for some basic ideas and inspired by Grandad and another member; turned my hand at making my own! I still have a few wayward atty's somewhere, i will find them tomorrow  DISCLAIMER: This is a diy and it is absolutely imperfect and not finished...but i love it! all atty's in one place at last!  Materials used: 1 b&q corner shelf £2.95, a 7mm drill bit and some sandpaper! Paint/varnish and more sandpaper to add to that tomorrow Good morning Mrsmac looking great and only £2.95  and lots of room for more atty's and bits and pieces  well done..... |
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Post by Grandad on Jun 14, 2014 19:33:47 GMT
I think I might try something like this also but may need some shinney to fill them up, ( I quickly look left then right then around 360 degrees in case she who must be obeyed under the penalty of death is around) Phew she wasn't lol Regards Chill36 Go on have a go chill36 the end result is very satisfying, Be aware shinnies are very addictive. Tell the wife you swapped them on here it does work  Good luck mate |
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Post by Grandad on Jun 14, 2014 19:27:23 GMT
Just had a look at your stand ionian that is a work of art  |
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Post by Grandad on Jun 14, 2014 19:13:51 GMT
Grandad, yours was one of the originals that inspired me followed by another member here. Can I ask a couple of questions please What size did you use for your 510 tanks? What size were the mini tank holes? What size did you use for your mods? How did you do the mvp bit?  I could maybe do it this weekend Hi Mrsmac sorry for late reply 510 Tanks = 7mm drill bit Mini tank holes = 16mm Flat bit Mod holes = 25mm flat bit Mvp hole i drew round the mvp where i wanted it then drilled a small hole in each corner then cut from hole to hole and sanded to shape afterwards Hope this helps and good luck with your stand post up some pics when all done Grandad |
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Post by Grandad on Jun 14, 2014 18:53:03 GMT
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and lots of room for more atty's and bits and pieces 
well done.....
I could maybe do it this weekend