Converting a dripper to a bottom feeder

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HI ALL
Question has any one here ever converted a dripper to work with a bottom fed mod.??
My plan is to convert a Freak show mini to work on a bottom fed mod.
I have looked at the bf attys cyclone/reomizers to replace the kak one I have but they are damn expensive.
So I have to work with what I have available on hand any help will be much appreciated.
 
Hi @dwayne19420. Hope that article helped.

I have converted my Derringer succcessfully and it's the only one I did so I can tell you what I did there.

I used:
- a pack of 2 1.5mm titanium drill bits from Mica for around R9.
- a small vice type clamp that clamps onto a table at the bottom and then whatever you want to hold in place which would be the atty. This was about R20 in Makro.
- a normal 650W drill.
- Q20
- a small round file
- an old Ego battery that doesn't work (made a great holder)
- a marker

What I did:
- Attempted to "unscrew" the 510 pin a failed.
- screwed the atty onto the Ego battery and locked the battery onto the vice as the atty alone was slipping off while drilling.
- drilled at varying speeds from the top of the PIN. Seemed like nothing was happenning forever here until I started putting some Q20 on it and then progress. Kept at it at high speed until it went all the way through.
- I used a marker to mark where the liquid outlet needs to be.
- The Q20 loosened the 510 pin which actually wasn't screwed in but presses in.
- I then used the round file to file on opposite sides of the 510 pin where the mark was.
- That was taking forever so I used the vice and drill again to hold just the 510 pin and drilled straight across the shaft on the flatspot that the file made.
- Soaked it in Sunlight liquid thereafter to get the Q20 off and put it back together.

It's been working great ever since with no issues. Hopefully it can work on yours and other drippers too.
 
HI ALL
Question has any one here ever converted a dripper to work with a bottom fed mod.??
My plan is to convert a Freak show mini to work on a bottom fed mod.
I have looked at the bf attys cyclone/reomizers to replace the kak one I have but they are damn expensive.
So I have to work with what I have available on hand any help will be much appreciated.
@dwayne19420 do you do mouth to lung or direct lung hits? What squonker will the atty be used with?
 
Hi @dwayne19420. Hope that article helped.

I have converted my Derringer succcessfully and it's the only one I did so I can tell you what I did there.

I used:
- a pack of 2 1.5mm titanium drill bits from Mica for around R9.
- a small vice type clamp that clamps onto a table at the bottom and then whatever you want to hold in place which would be the atty. This was about R20 in Makro.
- a normal 650W drill.
- Q20
- a small round file
- an old Ego battery that doesn't work (made a great holder)
- a marker

What I did:
- Attempted to "unscrew" the 510 pin a failed.
- screwed the atty onto the Ego battery and locked the battery onto the vice as the atty alone was slipping off while drilling.
- drilled at varying speeds from the top of the PIN. Seemed like nothing was happenning forever here until I started putting some Q20 on it and then progress. Kept at it at high speed until it went all the way through.
- I used a marker to mark where the liquid outlet needs to be.
- The Q20 loosened the 510 pin which actually wasn't screwed in but presses in.
- I then used the round file to file on opposite sides of the 510 pin where the mark was.
- That was taking forever so I used the vice and drill again to hold just the 510 pin and drilled straight across the shaft on the flatspot that the file made.
- Soaked it in Sunlight liquid thereafter to get the Q20 off and put it back together.

It's been working great ever since with no issues. Hopefully it can work on yours and other drippers too.
I have done it thanks for the help guys. uploadfromtaptalk1452190798003.jpguploadfromtaptalk1452190803427.jpguploadfromtaptalk1452190809222.jpguploadfromtaptalk1452190815370.jpguploadfromtaptalk1452190876374.jpg

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Well, good work there mate. It does feel better when you've done something yourself and it works. :)
 
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