Did 3 things at CFRLB. Going to be gone awhile when Fallout 4 comes out. So, I have to prepare my vault in the meantime.
Perhaps not a smart idea initially. Let's just call it an experiment for now.
But I got a little frustrated with making bags work with things that stretch with this and that. LSS, Well I took a cyclone bowl and placed a vape bag on the
outside of it. Like it was an ultra wide balloon adapter. The inside of the cyclone bowl being the airpath to the bag.
Since the inside of the bag and the outside of the glass were already touching each other, I patched some duct tape on the outside of the bag to hold it in place. (The clamp came in real handy for this operation BTW,
@DDave. It was like a third hand holding the bag in place while I ready-ed myself.
) Then rolled a long piece of Duct tape around the outside where the mouth of the bag overlaps the cyclone bowl to seal the deal. Get er dun. son.
I will come up with a more food safe solution. But the duct tape is entirely on the outside of the bag and merely doing it's job holding the vape bag around the cyclone bowl. The bag fills up in about 1 1/2 minutes on Fan 3. I can now fill a bag, remove it from the EQ and attach it to directly my water tool afterwards, and empty the bag in 4 draws with no waiting.
Made a balloon filler too. Took my 18mm straight wand, a broken end of EQ elbow and some silicone tubing. Now the top of the wand can be fitted with anything 18mm.
The adapter end even is tilted at the same angle as the
EQ mini-whip. But for me the wand
is the mini-whip, man.
Sometimes, I will keep the bag attached to the wand. Pull the wand from the EQ and place it in all ready cooled whip end (in this case another cyclone bowl) and then draw from the cooler end like it was a piece pipe. Then remove the wand from the whip end, clean the tip hat/elbow screen, repeat the heat with the wand back in the EQ. A lot less fuss and hardware required.
3rd thing, I'm trying. I have placed 'coasters' underneath each leg of the EQ so it stands a little taller, with stability in mind. More available airflow underneath, This might help keep some particles from entering the fan.