Hey guys, i wonder if http://m.ebay.com.au/itm/172053904618 this or similar mechanism will handle VG for dispensing quickly(and more or less accurately) into glass bottles?
Doubt it. VG is extremely viscous, and probably won't get pushed through that with gravity alone.
Thanks for the quick response, are there any easy and/or cheap solutions to dispensing without using too much lab stuff?
http://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B00DHC9DLK?psc=1&redirect=true&ref_=oh_aui_detailpage_o03_s00
I use that for VG and PG. I found with the VG I had to cut off 2 inches to be able to increase the flow though. When you store if you have to store them laying down with the spout upright to stop spillages. This is because the spout naturally points down on that model and some trapped G will get pulled out.
This really isn't necessary. Just buy a squeeze bottle for the VG.
I just wanted consistent and accurate measurement of 30ml, guess I'll be eyeballing for a while :p
Measure it by weight and you'll have consistent bottles erry time
I second the scale and mixing by weight, but if you are concerned about eyeballing the VG level then you can take one of your 30ml bottles and fill it (using the syringe) with exactly 30 mL of water. Whenever you go to fill VG, then you just need to put the water bottle next to it and align the levels.
Scale and a ketchup bottle.
Takes 10 seconds. Accurate to +/- 0.5g if I'm going quick. +/- 0.2g if I'm going slow.
I have one that weighs down to p2 0.01 grams. I'm anal when i go over by like 0.03 when im getting my vg in there.
I use these for pretty much everything flavors, nicotine, pg, and vg.
https://www.sks-bottle.com/340c/fin42.html
Each drop from the vg usually weighs like 0.04 and each drop with stuff like flavors and nic is usually like 0.02.
I don't have to squeeze them hardly at all just like small small bumps and i get it about perfect every single time.
I some times do 100 bottle orders and I've been thinking someone should really make a machine to do it for cheap.
I'm going to try one of these from e-bay.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LtYtHdVLRXs
If it can fill with viscous things like olive tapenade, I'm sure it can handle VG.
interesting, but I would curious what the price point is on that thing.
What I do when I'm making multiple bottles of a single juice is to put a few bottles on the scale at one time so that I can do the bottles in parallel. Add ingredient A to the first bottle, zero scale, then bottle 2, then zero scale,... then ingredient 2.....etc. Also, if you have the flavor base pre-made then you can just put a bottle on, give it flavor, nic and base, and then go to the next bottle. Just ideas. Good luck with the business!
If you are using the same 30ml glass bottles for all of your liquids, just keep a "control" bottle, filled with exactly 30ml of e-liquid, then just use that to compare your quick-fill 30ml's to. Just get the liquid in the other bottles to the same level and you're good.
Or am I missing something here? Are you talking about filling 30mls of already-made juice, or do you want to accurately measure VG for mixing?
As I have a scale I can always get an accurate measurement of what I'm making. I use those bottles from [here] (https://www.sks-bottle.com/340c/fin42.html) to dispense my VG/PG and it works great. I purchased 48 of the 4oz bottles with the twist tops and put all my flavors, PG, VG and nicotine in those. When I need to use them I just twist the top and pour it right into the bottle on my scale. I'm never off by more than +/_ .02 on any of my mixes.
Just so you know I purchased 1oz twist top bottles for my nicotine dispenser and keep the rest in the freezer. The 1oz bottle I keep in a desk drawer where it is dark and cool. So far I've had no problems.
HAHA i do the exact same thing with the exact same bottles and get the exact same results. I use this scale
http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B005UGBG20?psc=1&redirect=true&ref_=oh_aui_detailpage_o05_s00
With those same bottles in 4oz from sks. i still need to get a few of the smaller ones for nicotine though. I've used the 4oz just fine but i would rather have something smaller, and keep the bulk in the freezer. You wouldn't have a couple spares i could buy off of you would you? If i recall the shipping through sks was quite expensive.
EDIT: Here's what I've done with my so far.
https://i.imgur.com/8u4GJQa.jpg
https://i.imgur.com/VPvybSA.jpg
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Great minds think alike. I have the same scale. Unfortunately, I have used all my bottles. I think I got the idea from you. Didn't you post a picture of these earlier? While my shelf is not as wide as yours I have done the same thing. I need to order more of the 4oz bottles and I will be getting some of the 1oz bottles as well so I will try to let you know when I do. These work so nice that I'm not sure I will ever change to a different kind. I was using 120ml glass bottles until I drooped one on the ceramic tile floor in my house and shattered it all over the place. Fortunately, it was empty.
I need at least 24 and maybe more of the 4oz bottles and I will need about that many 1oz and if I'm not mistaken they sell those 1oz ones in 48 bottle bags with the caps. If I get them I would be happy to share if you are willing to split the cost and pay for the shipping to where you are. I will pay for shipping to my house so it would only be the cost of the bottles and the price of shipping them to you. PM me and we can work out the logistics.
Yep posted my shelf pics a couple weeks ago. Glad to see you went with them as they are amazing bottles. And yeah man I would totally buy some of the 1oz bottles from you if you wanna go half's on the bag. Haven't asked somebody to go half on a bag with me in a long time lol. Let me know when you are ready to do it and I'll shoot the cash over to you.
Just get a 10-30ml syringe and a 14ga blunt tip needle. It'll cost you under 5$ and it's pretty quick.