lwien
Well-Known Member
What happened to your PD?
I had a few of them............3 in all. Sold them and gifted one over the years.
What happened to your PD?
The UD would be a good substitute. I hear there's a holiday special going on......I know, just no cash and for the repair price I could almost buy a new style Underdog. I have access to a lathe, but I would need to go get it and bring it here and set it up before I could turn something with it. Also, have not used a wood lathe in almost 30 years, 15 years since CNC lathe.
I just really miss the PD, nothing better than that grazing buzzz then melt into couch.
The UD would be a good substitute. I hear there's a holiday special going on......
That's no fun. Maybe the new year will bring good fortune!?
It can be tough, I'm sure. Good that you are handling your responsibility though.Thanks let's hope... was all self done things. Moved to a nicer area being kid was about to start school and got a new job for less pay but better benefits for her as well. Worth it in the long run, but man it sucks making what I did 10 years ago.
It can be tough, I'm sure. Good that you are handling your responsibility though.
Thanks, having a kid changed everything. For the good of course, but also stress of stuff also but worth the stress.
Actually that's when I got into vaping. The Christmas after she was born my wife bought me an iolite. Then she got me the PD for Father's day from the kid when she was 2.
I was thinking about boring it out some and then maybe lining it with something to get it back up and running but its pretty burned. Maybe bore it out and put a 1" ID Stainless tube in and pour some concrete around it. Hmm.. I do have some small Maple logs back on the woodpile that are pretty dry wonder if I could bore one out and get 6 months out of it. Sorry.. baked typing right now so rambling.
Any piece of (non-treated) wood you can bore a 1" hole in will work for a simple body and get you back up and running. If you need a new resistor and/or power plug those are available and cheap. Hell I'd be happy to send you those for the cost of shipping just to get you back in action.
Maple it is then those are round the ceder is chunks from Really large logs smells a lot when burning but burns nice and hot.I think cedar would be fine (I've used it quite a few times) as long as it's dry enough. It'll char faster from the heat than denser woods but since you have a bunch you can just replace it whenever needed.
For sure, let me know.I've got some suggested improvements to the body when you make it.. if you're interested.
Between you, Madcap and myself I think you'll be up and running again in no time!
For sure, let me know.