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Question: Does any one know if the other CO2 paintball to sodastream adapters are as well made and work as well as these?
Document: This is a well made brass fitting that fits a standard paintball C02 cartridge like a glove. Unfortunately I couldn't get it to work with my SodaStream Genesis. I watched three YouTube videos which demonstrate how to adjust the center pin but so far I still can't get my cartridge to emit any C02.
Easy to use, solidly built and works exactly as described. I bought the large SodaStream carbonator and ran into problems getting refills. Now with the SodaMod adapter and a 24 oz paintball CO2 tank I can get refills easily for $4.50 at my local Dick's Sporting Goods store. And the fifth one is free which is bonus.The SodaMod is very easy to use. Comes with instructions as well as the e-mail address of the inventor and there's a video online.
This is a very high quality brass machined part with an adjustable inner pin mechanism. It works perfectly and, as a person from a CNC machining background, this is a very fair price for a the amount of work that went into it. We use the 24 oz. paintball CO2 canisters and this will pay for itself in less than 3 months of use in my household. The other great thing is you can make the seltzer extra fizzy which makes an entire mixed drink well carbonated. Fantastic product.
Appears extremely well made, and it fits the replacement canister I bought. I haven't put it on my SodaStream yet, as I'm still on the first canister of CO2 from the initial purchase.
This works great! The cost put me off but once I got it I felt better. Well made, sturdy, milled from one piece of brass. I have made the cost back. No more pricey refills! Should have bought this a long time ago!
Yes indeed, I said &#34;are you kidding?&#34; when I saw the price. Then I read the reviews. Indeed it is well made. One caution, be careful when first screwing it on as the adjustable pin might be turned in too far. I was screwing mine on and woosh! screw it on slowly, and if it releases gas, then adjust it.I bought one of the 24oz bottles at Acadamy. Same ones they sell here.
My Soda Mod did work. We're now in week SIX, Have heard nothing. Initially, because I was recovering from surgery and was trapped at home, they said they'd send a replacement "right away" and I could "use the box to send back the defective one. That was two months ago. Also, I've been reading that paintball canister do not contain "beverage quality C02" and that there were different impurities standards for the different types.
The construction on this is good. It requires a you to press slightly harder than normal bottles to get the CO2 to release, but I've not noticed a difference in quality or taste. One bad thing that I didn't know...The federal government requires all CO2 containers to be tested & certified every 5 years at a cost to the owner. The purpose is for safety, and it's a pressurized leak test, but that adds a bit to the cost of everything.
I bought one for myself and one for my boyfriend, who also uses a SodaStream. This gadget is expensive, yes, but I believe it will pay for itself quickly. SodaStream refills are so expensive, and it really kind of made me a bit resentful that I bought a SodaStream to save money, but had to pay $15 each time to refill the tank. I ended up buying LaCroix and other fizzy water all the time just to avoid refilling that tank.
Just waiting for someone to realize they can pay for a 3-D printer by buying one of these adapters and duplicating it and selling the copies. Ideas are free - - the rewards - - priceless.
Answer: It appears well-made but we have lots of trouble adjusting it... have lost 2  canisters of CO 2 trying to get it right. Any advice?