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Rick copied the Ettera, shortly after the patents expired, no wonder he endorses this business plan. :lol: Right on Ric, you guys are peas in a pod. :2c: http://www.fuckcombustion.com/viewtopic.php?id=48&p=184 And before you say we copied the Aromazap. :rolleyes: See post 4582.

Guess I didn't see a link to your website. Suppose you will post the link? Yes, I edit lots of posts. Don't you? I like good spelling and puncturation.

NO, post your warranty, FC discount and International policy. You seemed to know well enough what I meant when you said you would post in the re-sellers thread. Or are you just being misleading on purpose? Edit indeed... Edit: :rolleyes:

I drag my walnut back and forth every morning and night, to and from, the PD shop, it's my favorite. Walnutter's are a special group, glad to be a part of the smaller family. No more of those... :cool:

Funny man... :2c: :lol: :bowdown: Why not post it here, aren't you proud of your work/ your self/ your new company? :uhoh:

We are trying very hard to eliminate the long waiting list and hope to get there some day. :whip: New tools fresh in the shop, others on the way... Building lots of one one item at a time, is another way to maximize effort. So, we have 15 PDs (normal lot) nearly finished and 48 bodies turned...

We are trying very hard to eliminate the long waiting list and hope to get there some day. :whip: New tools fresh in the shop, others on the way... Building lots of one one item at a time, is another way to maximize effort. So, we have 15 PDs (normal lot) nearly finished and 48 bodies turned...

No secret handshake. ;)

Well, I always thought it would happen someday. A PD knock off. Stainless steel heat exchanger with fins, RoHS compliant, Lead Free, Hardwood body, toxin free :buzz: bee's wax finish etc... Figured it would come from China. Sorta embarrassing that an American would do this. :disgust: Hey,at...

Ahhh, new tools are wonderful. Just bored 48 PD bodies in one run(12 steps). The new drill press is so smooth. Worked 72 Heat Exchanger tubes yesterday (9 steps, ready for assembly). Both the largest runs to date. Trying to keep the usual flow going to Vapenow, and trying to get ahead too...

Since you use the PD design, and most of the materials, build times should be similar. Now that I can see. :2c: (Most build times quoted were from when I was blind) But, I'm not in a race. Todd says, "I'm going to be building some more. Email me if anyone has interest." Since you are going...

Copenhagen climate summit: 1,200 limos, 140 private planes and caviar wedges http://www.telegraph.co.uk/earth/copenhagen-climate-change-confe/6736517/Copenhagen-climate-summit-1200-limos-140-private-planes-and-caviar-wedges.html This has nothing to do with the discussion. :cool:

NIce Glass you guys. Cool vid, aznfknpride, young lungs... ;)

Here is the big wave... 2009 North Shore this doesn'thappen every year. http://live.quiksilver.com/2009/bigwave/photos.php?btn_photos=_over

I believe the Vapolution uses a 2.5mm x 5.5mm plug. The PD uses a 2.1mm x 5.5mm plug. A loose fit... It is generally reported that the PD (from a pre-heated start) will last about 80-90 minutes on this pack. Not worth the effort or bucks IMO. You can get a Vapor Ggenie for less and be in the...

:lol: Even has a drain port for liquid cooled drilling... :cool:

New tools coming to PD land. A bit of an upgrade. ;) Hope to relieve the waiting period with every means possible.

You know the story, of the beloved friend/tool that over-hears it is being sent to the knacker's? You send off for a companion machine... The tool was the B13F Hitachi drill press. Been with me since the start of the PD. A while back a friend was by, and I flipped the switch but nothing. This...

"Hmmmmm Maybe I didnt copy the PD?" :buzz: :lol: 3 hours doesn't include 100% of the process as you point out. ;) Pretty difficult to ship an un-packaged un-addressed product. Component prep time adds up too, and is easily overlooked... With all the parts prepped things go quick, but start...

Pammy and I are enjoying the latest tube version (typo-ed lastest, corrected it, but...) the mouthpiece is slick after that 600 grit. I have tried lots of stuff including steel wools (they work but several draw-backs) and leather stropping (another way that works, but...) Funny, MrMisty, that...