SALE: TiTi Twister II titanium thread lube

[fyrstormer]

Well, this took long enough. Life's been busy the past few weeks since I gave away free samples of my TiTi Twister titanium thread lubes, but I finally stitched together enough spare minutes to mix up a batch of TiTi Twister II to sell. I developed this lube over the past few years, partly as a hobby and partly to solve the very real problem of nasty gritty threads on my collection of titanium flashlights. TiTi Twister represents the culmination of my efforts to date.



For those who didn't follow my giveaway/feedback thread on the main forum, TiTi Twister is a series of lubes made from oil gelled with Teflon, with molybdenum di-sulfide added as a sliding agent to keep titanium threads from chattering, galling, and grinding off little bits of themselves. Version 1 (left) uses hydrocarbon oil, and Version 2 (right) uses DuPont Krytox fluorocarbon oil. Version 1 works better on really stubborn Ti threads, but Version 2 is more user-friendly and was more popular during testing, so Version 2 is what I'm selling in this thread.

Here's the product:



Each unit contains 3cc of TiTi Twister II (which lasts a surprisingly long time), packaged in a syringe for easy application, and has a screw cap for secure re-sealing. They cost $16 apiece including USPS flat-rate shipping to CONUS, or $11 plus the cost of international shipping. Please place your orders via PM, or at fyrstormer (at) gmail (dot) com.

Current stock: 4 units

[bobjane]

Been keeping an eye on your development thread. PM sent for 1 unit.

[torchaddict]

If I had a Ti light, I'd be all over this! Nothing more demoralizing that seeing your Ti user being ground away by itself...

[tobrien]

very nice, I'll have to buy one from you, thanks man!

[fyrstormer]

Awaiting your PM.

[Mohanjude]

Pm sent. Thanks

[fyrstormer]

2 units sold to Mohanjude.

[fyrstormer]

Bump.

[fyrstormer]

Still plenty to go around.

[tobrien]

I've got this thread bookmarked and i will definitely buy a tube from you but i'm waiting a bit for my finances to settle down! hah.

[fyrstormer]

2 units sold to Euroken.

[KuanR]

I'll take a tube, can you pm me your Paypal address? Thanks!

[cbdudley]

I'll take one, please pm with PayPal details. Thanks.

[TweakMDS]

My EagleTac D25C Ti is kind of coarse when I twist it. Would this fix that or is this product overkill for a small light like that?

[fyrstormer]

My EagleTac D25C Ti is kind of coarse when I twist it. Would this fix that or is this product overkill for a small light like that?

This product should work fine on any titanium light. I even use it on a McGizmo Sapphire, which is smaller than the EagleTac D25C, and it works great.

[127.0.0.1]

want.

pm sent

[fyrstormer]

Replied to KuanR, cbdudley, TweakMDS, and 127.0.0.1.

1 unit sold to 127.0.0.1.

[b.arnold1775]

I would like a unit as well. Tried to send a PM but the inbox is full.

[fyrstormer]

Whoops. Inbox cleared.

[Aviw]

I'll take a tube as well please. Pm incoming.

[sassaquin]

One tube for me please.

[fyrstormer]

PMs replied. Man, I need to remember to sell more stuff on holidays.

[KuanR]

Paypal sent for 1 tube! Shipping address is in our PM

[BarryH]

I need one as well.

[fyrstormer]

All recently-ordered units are packaged and will ship in the morning.

[sassaquin]

TiTi Twister II arrived today and all six of my titanium lights have been lubed and are much smoother and way less gritty. Very impressed with your formula. Thanks again.

[tino_ale]

Hello,
What would be the total cost including shipping to France ?
thanks!

[tobrien]

Hello,
What would be the total cost including shipping to France ?
thanks!

it should be, if I may speak for fyrstormer, $16 (tube) + $11 (int'l) = $27 USD

[fyrstormer]

Your numbers are reversed, but the total is (almost) correct. $11 per tube (not including any shipping) plus $16.95 for shipping to Europe = $28 total.

[fyrstormer]

TiTi Twister II arrived today and all six of my titanium lights have been lubed and are much smoother and way less gritty. Very impressed with your formula. Thanks again.

Thanks for the feedback. The grease will thicken somewhat as it ages, but it doesn't need to be changed any time soon; it should continue to be effective long after the glossy "fresh lube" appearance is gone.