made a light color wood(reclaim wood don't know what it is) top cap for my cyclone with sterling silver and a corian bone drip tip.
The Cyclone Thread
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Ooh, @Rob Fisher is going to like that!
Gimme! 
i will be making a cover if the wood is thick enough cause i think you might like it more.Gimme!
i didn't have a fusion drip tip, sooo boer maak n plan
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the many faces of my cyclone. the cyclone is my favorite atty to mod and use.
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My Cyclone got a new cap. This would look so cool on a white REO
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Wow that looks spectacular! What material did you use for this, acrylic? Glass?
polyester if i remember correctly and the drip tip is Corian bone
I agree and it just so happens that I have a white Reo
nudge nudge 
Beautiful work bud, I'm always looking forward to the outstanding work you do.
Soon I'll be contacting you about a Grand door or two
Stunning work, as always.
I say no more other than the following picture. 
Chatting to Tom at Catfish Atty Mods in the USA I have found out that he has a stock of 2013 Cyclones in storage in the Philippines! I have been hunting the 2103 decks for so long because I find them better than the 2104 Cyclones... I keep buying the replacements on ECF when they come up in the classies and they costs me around $75 - $80 mark... if I can find enough peeps in SA that want them and can place an order for 20 or more I can get them for around $60. Anyone interested?
These are my favorite atties
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What would then end +- cost be Skipper?
I'm guessing around the R750 to R800 mark.
I have a strange problem with one of my Cyclones.
It seems as if it is not getting the same amount of power to the coil than I do on my other cyclone (same coil). Its the sort of loss in power that one would expect with a loose coil leg or post screw or perhaps even a flat battery. I have checked all the obvious things (coil legs/post screws/batteries) and no adjustment seems to make a difference.
I have tested the faulty Cyclone on other REOs and the result is the same so the problem is definitely with the atty and not the REO.
Anybody have an idea of what it could be?
It seems as if it is not getting the same amount of power to the coil than I do on my other cyclone (same coil). Its the sort of loss in power that one would expect with a loose coil leg or post screw or perhaps even a flat battery. I have checked all the obvious things (coil legs/post screws/batteries) and no adjustment seems to make a difference.
I have tested the faulty Cyclone on other REOs and the result is the same so the problem is definitely with the atty and not the REO.
Anybody have an idea of what it could be?
@Rob Fisher, I'm taking a leap of faith based on your assertions that the cyclone is tops.
If all goes well I'll have 2 cyclones soon.
Currently I'm using 2 chalice iii clones which I'm in love with because of the flavour.
The problem will soon be too many attys and not enough reos which can also be remedied
If all goes well I'll have 2 cyclones soon.
Currently I'm using 2 chalice iii clones which I'm in love with because of the flavour.
The problem will soon be too many attys and not enough reos which can also be remedied
@Rob Fisher, I'm taking a leap of faith based on your assertions that the cyclone is tops.
If all goes well I'll have 2 cyclones soon.
Currently I'm using 2 chalice iii clones which I'm in love with because of the flavour.
The problem will soon be too many attys and not enough reos which can also be remedied
It's an easy leap of faith... I own 10 Cyclones.
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