Post your mechanical pics!

Louay · Apr 17, 2021

Been a while mostly mechs now will try and capture some of my setups...first up. Apologies for the glass tube, helps minimise oxidisation in rotation

Apex Altitude. Apex Pinnacle RDA. Kennedy Stub Dogg tip

enjoy the weekend guys

Mawsley · Apr 18, 2021

Louay said:
Been a while mostly mechs now will try and capture some of my setups...first up. Apologies for the glass tube, helps minimise oxidisation in rotation

Apex Altitude. Apex Pinnacle RDA. Kennedy Stub Dogg tip

enjoy the weekend guys

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What where how now?!

Where did you get such a display tube?

Deleted member 54254 · Apr 19, 2021

A recent acquisition, no tubes required

Crispycritters · Apr 19, 2021

Louay said:
Been a while mostly mechs now will try and capture some of my setups...first up. Apologies for the glass tube, helps minimise oxidisation in rotation

Apex Altitude. Apex Pinnacle RDA. Kennedy Stub Dogg tip

enjoy the weekend guys

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I've found polishing the outside of uncoated mechs with a tiny dab of car wax helps to delay tarnishing. Useless on threads and contacts of course but makes the outside look prettier for longer.

Louay · Apr 20, 2021

Crispycritters said:
I've found polishing the outside of uncoated mechs with a tiny dab of car wax helps to delay tarnishing. Useless on threads and contacts of course but makes the outside look prettier for longer.

I read cape cod cloths are good for that quick wipe, but I tend to polish then when it gets unsitely, ‘in use’ tube gets cleaned, stored and next already cleaned mech comes out as next in line rotation

BULLDOG1964 · Apr 21, 2021

Louay said:
I read cape cod cloths are good for that quick wipe, but I tend to polish then when it gets unsitely, ‘in use’ tube gets cleaned, stored and next already cleaned mech comes out as next in line rotation

Cape Cod cloths are very good thats all i use now for cleaning my mechs .