KawaiiOppai
Active Member
I’ve finalized my rebuildable coil disk insulator design.
Contacted a manufacturer and will have ceramic/porcelain disks made by the end of the month.
For people with a triton OS it is 100% compatible with the 1701 buckets. Quarts and titanium.
It replaces the need for the ceramic heaters. Allows you to use titanium/SS wire to rebuild(or anything else) Similar performance, more cost effective. Basically 100ft titanium grade 1 wire costs $6 and builds over 300 coils and keeps temperature control functionality.
My design is also more durable in theory. Should almost never need to rebuild unlike the current heaters which crack and the current insulator which is too fragile.
I’ll have plastic models and 3D renders to share soon.
If you are interested in this, send me a pm. It will determine the quantity I have produced and the price consequently.
Edit: Final models to view.
Stabilizer: https://a360.co/2n22Wht
Coil Platform: https://a360.co/2vrdpqx
To visualize function. Your 1701 bucket has a brass or similar threaded screw. This goes inside the stabilizer keeping it centered. The coil platform sits on the stabilizer, a wire is passed through the center.
Then, the wire is secured to the Triton OS screw on one side, and wrapped in the grooves of the coil platform on the opposite side, finally the wire returns down one of the 4 air notches and into the triton OS where it is assembled the same as the original heater+insulator. The 4 different air grooves allow for different wire resistances based on preference.
The coil grooves double as a guide for making your coil easily and reliably, as well as insulating the coil from the buckets, mostly the titanium bucket.
Contacted a manufacturer and will have ceramic/porcelain disks made by the end of the month.
For people with a triton OS it is 100% compatible with the 1701 buckets. Quarts and titanium.
It replaces the need for the ceramic heaters. Allows you to use titanium/SS wire to rebuild(or anything else) Similar performance, more cost effective. Basically 100ft titanium grade 1 wire costs $6 and builds over 300 coils and keeps temperature control functionality.
My design is also more durable in theory. Should almost never need to rebuild unlike the current heaters which crack and the current insulator which is too fragile.
I’ll have plastic models and 3D renders to share soon.
If you are interested in this, send me a pm. It will determine the quantity I have produced and the price consequently.
Edit: Final models to view.
Stabilizer: https://a360.co/2n22Wht
Coil Platform: https://a360.co/2vrdpqx
To visualize function. Your 1701 bucket has a brass or similar threaded screw. This goes inside the stabilizer keeping it centered. The coil platform sits on the stabilizer, a wire is passed through the center.
Then, the wire is secured to the Triton OS screw on one side, and wrapped in the grooves of the coil platform on the opposite side, finally the wire returns down one of the 4 air notches and into the triton OS where it is assembled the same as the original heater+insulator. The 4 different air grooves allow for different wire resistances based on preference.
The coil grooves double as a guide for making your coil easily and reliably, as well as insulating the coil from the buckets, mostly the titanium bucket.
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