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nice looking pot
good luck on your new business edit: i'm one of the guys who prefer non metallic bracket. 
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04-16-2012, 21:55
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I also use pom for my pots but also for the tube instead of alu or copper theres is never any ice at the top only at the bottom on the copper it self.
The pom tube is 75mm in DIA. and the Pom is 14mm in thikness Last edited by riska; 04-17-2012 at 13:06.
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04-16-2012, 23:28
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looks really nice dear roman
 Congrats
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04-18-2012, 03:39
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BTW those pics by "Ninjalane" are actually mine
 I'm glad they are getting some mileage (or kilometers outside of the US)I love the POM top, the machine work is a prefect and the fit on the pot is quite snug. No chance that it will rotate on you. In fact the washers that sit between the springs and the top disappear in the POM material like they didn't exist. As for the backplate, I was one of the folks that didn't like the thick POM and normally use the stainless plate that came with my phase to secure the pot. My biggest battle is how to install it all. All-thread is impossible to work with and my phase came with some really long 4mm screws so the screwhead would act as the bottom nut. Its nice but takes forever to run that nut down to the bottom and the screws aren't long enough for the pot. To be honest, a threaded base like what KP uses seems to be the best solution in most cases.
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04-18-2012, 10:40
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I also planed a threaded base but there is one big problem: You have S775, S1155/1156 and 1366 whiche are too close to eachother to put seperate holes/threads there. Plus it is cheaper for you guys
In few days I will put the mounting/insulation guide online showing how it is very easy to use my backplate/mounting-system
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I also planed a threaded base but there is one big problem: You have S775, S1155/1156 and 1366 whiche are too close to eachother to put seperate holes/threads there. Plus it is cheaper for you guys
In few days I will put the mounting/insulation guide online showing how it is very easy to use my backplate/mounting-system
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04-18-2012, 18:38
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Looking good
. Any plans for a review or info on how it performs?I like the pom tops too. I've even made my own when the pot didn't come with one.
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04-18-2012, 20:28
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You know, I do write reviews...
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