Hi, I'd like to get the control wheel for the pocket 2.
https://store.dji.com/nl/product ... ;from=pc-cart-title

Any idea when this will be in stock again?

Thanks in advance

Hello there Montfrooij. Good day and thank you for reaching out and for this inquiry about the availability of the DJI Osmo Pocket Controller Wheel on our DJI online store. As of the moment, we do not have any time frame when will the said DJI accessories will be available. If ever it will be available it will be posted on our official online store at https://store.dji.com/product-search?q=osmo+pocket . In addition you may click the In Stock Reminder tab on the said DJI accessory page ( https://store.dji.com/product/os ... ;from=pc-cart-title ) for us to be able to send you a notification as soon as we have the item in stock. Thank you for your valued support.

DJI Stephen Posted at 12-6 23:48
Hello there Montfrooij. Good day and thank you for reaching out and for this inquiry about the availability of the DJI Osmo Pocket Controller Wheel on our DJI online store. As of the moment, we do not have any time frame when will the said DJI accessories will be available. If ever it will be available it will be posted on our official online store at https://store.dji.com/product-search?q=osmo+pocket . In addition you may click the In Stock Reminder tab on the said DJI accessory page ( https://store.dji.com/product/osmo-pocket-controller-wheel?vid=48171&from=pc-cart-title ) for us to be able to send you a notification as soon as we have the item in stock. Thank you for your valued support.

Ok, I will wait then.

Montfrooij Posted at 12-6 23:50
Ok, I will wait then.

Its in stock in the UK DJI store,  any change you can order from there?

DAFlys Posted at 12-7 07:04
Its in stock in the UK DJI store,  any change you can order from there?

I'm not sure if they allow for that.

Montfrooij Posted at 12-7 13:23
I'm not sure if they allow for that.

Is it worth a try?

DAFlys Posted at 12-8 00:26
Is it worth a try?

I can.
First see if they will replace my stick.

Montfrooij Posted at 12-8 01:10
I can.
First see if they will replace my stick.

Oh yes I’d forgotten about the breakage.

DAFlys Posted at 12-8 01:16
Oh yes I’d forgotten about the breakage.

I have not.
Just tried 2 more cases.
One failed. The second one got me a better looking shipping label at least.
I will send it over someday soon.
Bit bummed about the paintjob that failed.
All tiny bubbles. Which is strange, since that only happens with dirty surfaces or sunlight (to my best knowledge).
Both were not the case.
So I have to sand it down tomorrow and do it again.

Montfrooij Posted at 12-8 01:19
I have not.
Just tried 2 more cases.
One failed. The second one got me a better looking shipping label at least.

I had the tiny bubbles in some gloss I did the other day.  I’m putting it down to the temperature.  Worst thing was it’s taken about a week to be hard enough to send it down again.

DAFlys Posted at 12-8 01:23
I had the tiny bubbles in some gloss I did the other day.  I’m putting it down to the temperature.  Worst thing was it’s taken about a week to be hard enough to send it down again.

Maybe that is the case indeed.
I hope not, since I can't change that.
Or the fact that it is lying down (the door) and the paint is a bit thicker due to the temperature.
So I will put on a thinner coat next run.

Montfrooij Posted at 12-8 01:55
Maybe that is the case indeed.
I hope not, since I can't change that.
Or the fact that it is lying down (the door) and the paint is a bit thicker due to the temperature.

A lot of paint seems to benefit from a 5% thinning.

DAFlys Posted at 12-8 03:40
A lot of paint seems to benefit from a 5% thinning.

I have looked into that, but it is a bit of a mixed story (that I was reading about this)

Montfrooij Posted at 12-8 04:25
I have looked into that, but it is a bit of a mixed story (that I was reading about this)

I often do it if Im painting in the heat just to slow the paint down a bit.

DAFlys Posted at 12-8 04:56
I often do it if Im painting in the heat just to slow the paint down a bit.

What do you mix it with?

Montfrooij Posted at 12-8 05:06
What do you mix it with?

Depends on the paint but usually the same thing you’d use to clean the brush.  So for paint like gloss I’d use white spirit.

DAFlys Posted at 12-8 06:01
Depends on the paint but usually the same thing you’d use to clean the brush.  So for paint like gloss I’d use white spirit.

I never clean my brushes.
Just throw them away after use.
I do store them in water for a short amount of days.

Montfrooij Posted at 12-8 06:45
I never clean my brushes.
Just throw them away after use.
I do store them in water for a short amount of days.

If you want to keep them between coats wrapping them in cling film works great.  And you can save so much paint especially where rollers are concerned.

DAFlys Posted at 12-8 07:05
If you want to keep them between coats wrapping them in cling film works great.  And you can save so much paint especially where rollers are concerned.

From what I have heard, water works better (for brushes).
But still, it is not going to work for more than a couple of days.
After that, there is too much old paint in the brush to work with.

Montfrooij Posted at 12-6 23:50
Ok, I will wait then.

Hi there Montfrooij. Thank you for the reply and for these information. If you have any other inquiries with DJI. Please feel free to post it here at DJI Forum. We are all here to help and assist you. Thank you.

Montfrooij Posted at 12-8 07:16
From what I have heard, water works better (for brushes).
But still, it is not going to work for more than a couple of days.
After that, there is too much old paint in the brush to work with.

Depends on the paint I guess.

DJI Stephen Posted at 12-8 21:19
Hi there Montfrooij. Thank you for the reply and for these information. If you have any other inquiries with DJI. Please feel free to post it here at DJI Forum. We are all here to help and assist you. Thank you.

I will for sure!

DAFlys Posted at 12-9 00:44
Depends on the paint I guess.

If it is water based, I'll just clean the brush, otherwise I leave it in water for a couple of days. After that, I can throw it away.
So far I have not found a method to store or clean brushes from the other kind of paint I know.
(I think it is called acrylic paint)

Montfrooij Posted at 12-9 05:46
If it is water based, I'll just clean the brush, otherwise I leave it in water for a couple of days. After that, I can throw it away.
So far I have not found a method to store or clean brushes from the other kind of paint I know.
(I think it is called acrylic paint)

acrylic paint is waterbed so wrapping or washing in soap water should work.

DAFlys Posted at 12-10 00:21
acrylic paint is waterbed so wrapping or washing in soap water should work.

In that case I have gotten the wrong word.
It is def. not water based (the outdoor paint I'm using).

Montfrooij Posted at 12-10 00:49
In that case I have gotten the wrong word.
It is def. not water based (the outdoor paint I'm using).

Usually its either white spirit or paint thinners,  and here we print on the tin which to use.

DAFlys Posted at 12-10 00:59
Usually its either white spirit or paint thinners,  and here we print on the tin which to use.

I think I read on the tech sheet that it was not advised with this one, but that was 4 years ago.