Deep 6 Outfitters live service clinic in the GTA... who's in?

Do you want a Deep 6 service clinic in the GTA?

  • TAKE MY MONEY NOW!!!

    Votes: 4 36.4%
  • I'm not in the GTA, but I'm in! Here's my money!

    Votes: 1 9.1%
  • I suck, so... no.

    Votes: 6 54.5%

  • Total voters
    11

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Impressive class, great instructor :)
 
It was a pleasure meeting you all today! After covering everything from gas blending to military maneuvers to even a bit on regulator maintenance, I think we would be hard pressed to find someone who didn't take a ton from this - an immense thank you to Chris for the day! (But, I'm not going to thank you when I start buying tools to do this myself... well, maybe after I make back my investment in savings on services, but I'm still going to harbour at least a short-term grudge...)

And while I appreciate the acknowledgement, @shoredivr, I think the thanks goes to the collective 'you' for putting your names forward and committing - without all of your support, I wouldn't have had anything to push! And to @Dogbowl for the idea to begin with! (And, thanks to @abnfrog for pushing this from behind the scenes!) You all rock!

For those of you who took some photos during the event and care to share... I know I'd definitely be interested in seeing some of them...

... well, maybe not the one with the crowd staring at Chris's orifice pictures...

And, for @cerich's benefit, maybe we should jot down some of the suggestions made in the class? (I'm sure I forget at least half the stuff I mean to remember...) Off the top of my head...
  • Pure orange wetsuit (sorry, couldn't resist)
  • Color-coded o-rings
  • Re-uploading the manual to the Deep 6 website
  • BETTER DIAGRAMS (maybe have some higher-quality images separate from the manual?)
  • ... I probably shouldn't have waited until 1.30 AM to start this list...
 
It was a pleasure meeting you all today! After covering everything from gas blending to military maneuvers to even a bit on regulator maintenance, I think we would be hard pressed to find someone who didn't take a ton from this - an immense thank you to Chris for the day! (But, I'm not going to thank you when I start buying tools to do this myself... well, maybe after I make back my investment in savings on services, but I'm still going to harbour at least a short-term grudge...)

And while I appreciate the acknowledgement, @shoredivr, I think the thanks goes to the collective 'you' for putting your names forward and committing - without all of your support, I wouldn't have had anything to push! And to @Dogbowl for the idea to begin with! (And, thanks to @abnfrog for pushing this from behind the scenes!) You all rock!

For those of you who took some photos during the event and care to share... I know I'd definitely be interested in seeing some of them...

... well, maybe not the one with the crowd staring at Chris's orifice pictures...

And, for @cerich's benefit, maybe we should jot down some of the suggestions made in the class? (I'm sure I forget at least half the stuff I mean to remember...) Off the top of my head...
  • Pure orange wetsuit (sorry, couldn't resist)
  • Color-coded o-rings
  • Re-uploading the manual to the Deep 6 website
  • BETTER DIAGRAMS (maybe have some higher-quality images separate from the manual?)
  • ... I probably shouldn't have waited until 1.30 AM to start this list...
And a tool list.

Christolube or tribolube
Simple green
T-handle 1 st stage holder
Pin wrench size 5
Vise
Assorted wrenches or a thin adjustable wrench
O-ring picks including spiral pick for 1st stage internal o-ring
Assorted Allen keys including that special 7mm you have to buy
separately
Torque wrench in inch pounds
IP gague
In-line adjustment tool for second stage
UltraSonic cleaner and superduper vinegar
Flex Blowgun
M15 brush @abnfrog :) or a toothbrush
Magnahelic

Please add anything I've forgotten or edit anything I've named incorrectly.
 
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I’ll just add:

Gaming mouse pad - can be found on Amazon.ca in different designs and price ranges
 
I have to agree it was great putting a face to every ones name ....big thank you Chris ..! It was (and not blowing smoke here ) the best and most interesting and enjoyable reg course ive ever had , he was funny engaging , and of course knowledgeable .......AND YES im going to get a complete orange suit !!!! (just don't know where yet )........well to we all adieu ...............ps im a deep six instructor now so any one who missed the course can contact me here in Ontario now .......steve
 
Thanks a lot to everyone and especially to @cerich for making it happen. It was a great mix of participants with some advanced, intermediate and total newbie (like myself) knowledge. I really enjoyed the class and learned a lot.
Now I know first hand what to look for and what to do if my 2nd stage ever floods again :).
 
I've only just learned of this now and I'm pretty bummed I missed out. Maybe we could do this again sometime? :p
 

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