jambandphan03
in flavor country
Gouda and Tasty!! Couch tour rocks!! Get to jam out and do vape hits w/ my T1 with out the shake down...
You can watch it too on Iclips for a fee...
You can watch it too on Iclips for a fee...
http://www.alibaba.com/product-gs/300443934/Tile_permanent_magnet.htmlHey guys, have been pondering an idea on the slider thumb pad. Seems quiet in here so thought a good time to throw this in. I finially found the search phrase to get close the what might just be a pretty good solution. Looks like quite a bit of searching might be needed and maybe some others helping might hit the "right fit" for the job.
If you search the term "super arc magnet" and view images only, you will quickly see where I'm going with this.
I have tried a super magnet I have just to see if at all possible and seems promising. The sleeve itself is not magnetic but the batteries are. So my idea would be to use a thin layer of some type of material between the magnet and the sleeve which purpose would be to prevent slipping, heat insulator and to prevent scratching of the sleeve. The outer side of magnet could be up all kinds of things. Including emblems, logos, anti skid tape etc.
Would have to remove for battery replacement for obvious reasons.
Funny thing is, at the moment I have been using mine without a pad now for over a week and have had no problems. Odd how at times it just get ignoring and other times it seems no problem. Anyway, would be nice to have a re-usable option sitting around.
Any ideas, help or suggestions on this ongoing topic? of??
Here's a picture of what we need to find in the right size.
Pipes
Now that was quick...lolhttp://www.alibaba.com/product-gs/300443934/Tile_permanent_magnet.html
Looks like sourcing the right size is a done deal.
Maybe TV could look into this as well. Would make another good accessory.
Cheers,
Pipes
Any ideas, help or suggestions on this ongoing topic? of??
Now that's what I'm talkin about. cool stuff OF.Fun idea, Pipes (not surprised at the source....), but I think you're working too hard.
How about mold release (wax) on the sleeve, mask off a patch of the right size for the button, putting several small high power magnets in the area and gluing them together with some JB Weld? The magnets hold the epoxy button (complete with molded in ribs to match the sleeve) in place in use yet let it be easily removed.....
You could even mold a lip at the top of the button for your thumb to push up against.
OF
Now that's what I'm talkin about. cool stuff OF.
And the JB Weld also comes in putty form now so can design any shape you want.
Maybe a layer of the thinner stuff first to fill in around the magnets then the putty to shape it.
Going to look for some super magnet chips or whatever.?
Never thought of wax.
Those look fun.How about something like these (I have some here from another project, fun to play with and awfully strong). Not a perfect fit, but four of them with a bit of tape on top works (tried it)......
http://www.amazon.com/Magcraft-NSN0...=UTF8&qid=1341803037&sr=8-11&keywords=magnets
They sell 'mold release' for this sort of thing (as you discovered oils don't work....) but a couple of layers of good paste wax (Johnson's is my favorite) is a lot tougher. The putty should work fine from I'd think, but two layers is also a good option. Modeling clay might make a good 'dike' to keep it where you want it if you go with the thin version. It can easily be filed and otherwise worked when hard of course. You can easily file grooves in the top for instance? Or even inlay something fun in the top.....
Sounds like another 'Pipes Product' in the future....
Have fun.
OF
Love the washing machine soundtrack, Pipes.
Love the washing machine soundtrack, Pipes.
I never even thought about the dishwasher being on. LOL
Those look fun.
EDIT. Thinking more about this and think you hit the nail on the head for the easy way for sure. I might just order some of them gems. Never know where they could be used. So you say 4 is good enough? And with the added slide support from the epoxy would make it really solid.
I like. You going to give it a try OF? I'm game.
Fun video, lots in that 'war bag' for sure. I'm not brave enough to carry it held by a magnet I guess, too much of a chance to get it knocked off somewhere. I'd rather have it zipped up inside.
OF
Speaking of zippers, I've done the shorten up the run trick, too. But after trying thread (works OK but wears out) I now use copper wire 'staples'. A U shaped loop poked through across the closed part with the arms bent in on the inside. Strong and easy to remove if you change your mind.
OF
And PLEASE change the battery in that smoke detector that "CHIRP" drives me insane
These Power Adapters are selling out as quick as we can build them!
It was confusing to see, and rx an email saying, that my T1 and PA ordered on July 2 was shipped. Only to get an email today (after I had to ask) explaining that my order actually wasn't shipped at all. Btw, I know first-hand the growing/coordination pains for a start-up, and I'm sure you all will eventually get it dialed in.Hey everyone,
Sorry about the lag in getting your Power Adapters. We just got a bunch of the last machined part we needed and are building them all right now.
BTW there is only one day left of the sale everyone! These Power Adapters are selling out as quick as we can build them! We are still on track to receive the glass next week so that we can ship out every ones orders.
Cheers,
Tim
this probably has been touch upon but what would you guys prefer the Thermovape or the vaporblunt
also im having trouble understanding the lingo going on in this thread lol like the t1 has mods and im trying to understand the different variations. can anyone try to explain it to me ...before you make fun understand im very new to the vapor world and just seeking the best portable vaporizer..