View Full Version : taking a cano apart ?
ok has anyone here every taken there volcano apart? was trying to get the cover off to have a buddy of mine do some custom work on it but cant figure out how to get the knob off... dont want to break the thing and not sure how the knob is attached.. so anyone here ever take one apart ?
pflover
09-10-2006, 04:31 AM
i bet it is glued or melted onto a textured axel. i take it. it won't pry or slowly wedge off?
Raton
09-10-2006, 08:08 AM
I have a similar notion...I want to get my Volcano custom-painted once I find an appropriate (ie: cheap) air-brush artist. (A sativa-based notion that occurred to me on the way to Hempfest.) I think lots of people will do it once the idea catches on.
Anyway, I just looked, and don't see a way to take that knob off either. For my needs, masking will suffice, but it would be much easier (and safer) to transport the casing rather than the entire unit.
BTW GriM, what do you have in mind for yours?
Marco Renda
09-10-2006, 12:00 PM
GOLD PLATED!
Marco
Raton
09-10-2006, 12:08 PM
LOL!! :D Too rich for me.
I was thinking of something based on the old "Helping Hands" avatar.
lol yup its getting a coat of airbrushing but dont want to pry the knobs off as i would have to pry against the alum.case not a good thing emailed s&b but no reply on how to remove the knob go figure...lol
BTW GriM, what do you have in mind for yours?just getting a lil "color" adding a coat of translucent purple (so orig silkscreen shows through)then a lil art havnt decided on what art axactly yet like your idea but not sure if i trust my painter to do the logo ;)
Raton
09-10-2006, 12:51 PM
He can take anything apart...and put most things back together too, which is even more impressive. :p
He can take anything apart...and put most things back together too, which is even more impressive. :pim the same way and besides what the g/f says i dont always end up with extra pieces ....lol
hashimoto
09-10-2006, 01:09 PM
There must be a way to do it. I've seen a custom coloured volcano at THC shoppe in downtown Toronto. It was a custom blue colour,clear-coat type paint, guy there told me it was done by a guy who does custom paint on hot-rods, no Maaco job either. Looked very nice.
FUNK4:20
09-10-2006, 03:06 PM
i dont have a volcano personally but does the knob have a screw on it? Maybe its superglued on?
michael
09-10-2006, 03:33 PM
I have never taken my volcano apart other than just cleaning all the part's that are nesessary for day to day maximum use.
I have had mine for 18 or so month's and have never cleaned the inside, is it time?
Does anyone know about the new official volcano part's, that include the new screens for OIL?
well the knob is on there with a setscrew way in the back but found the cover comes off fairly easy with the knob on just have to pull from the back ;)......
FUNK4:20
09-10-2006, 08:09 PM
yay--glad you got it apart..I want a volcano bad but will not fork over 420$ for it at this time. humm--still thinking about it though.lol
Binky
09-10-2006, 08:32 PM
Is there a screw holding the knob on? if not just get a butter knife behind it and work your way around, it should come off:)
Is there a screw holding the knob on? if not just get a butter knife behind it and work your way around, it should come off:)yup theres a setscrew at the back of the knob you cant get to untill the cover is off ;)
funk never give up i got mine for a super low price from a homless guy that found it in the road beleve it or not ;) cant beat a cano for under 75 bucks:)
vandee
09-11-2006, 12:20 AM
someone go FUR.
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