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And just blank panels

Thanks for the interest! However, I don't sell any mods. So far I have only built them for myself.

I have a few more designs and concepts for mods in my mind. So I will probably first work on them, before starting new concepts/builds.

This completely depends on which exact parts and materials you use, where you buy them and what tools you already have.

Thanks! I've build several mods with Mosfets before, but I kind of like the mechnical simplicity of this type of mod. But I agree, that this increases the risk of creating a short circuit, if not handled properly.

Hello, yes on my website I have the plans for this mod available: modern-crafts.net/build-plans-dual-18650-wooden-box-mod/ Or do you mean a 3D model of the mod?

Which atomizer do you mean? The red one in the intro?

Thank you! Sorry I don't sell any mods.

Thank you for your feedback. I never criticized the cost of the original product, but still it wasn't worth it to me to spend that much money. Overall I spent roughly 60€ on my panels, so only 1/3 of what the nanoleafs would have costed me. When I built these panels, there was also no option for hexagonal nanoleafs. And of course it is faster to buy a product instead of building it yourself, but that's not the point of doing it myself. By building them myself, I could built panels the way I wanted them. They are also much brighter and more customizable. Also I don't see why I should count the time I spend on a hobby? It was a fun project to build and I learnt some new things while doing so. And knowing what I would do differently next time, also just means that I learned new things that will help me on future projects. Wear and tear on the machines? For printing a few frames? That's really neglectable. After well over 1000 hours on my printers, I only had to replace the nozzle a few times. All the other changes were modifications to decrease the noise of the printer or improve the print quality, so not related to wear and tear. And why should I own 3D printers when I am afraid of using them because they might wear out at some point?

Depends on where you live. On my website www.modern-crafts.net I have a build plans including the parts list for this mod. Some parts might not be available anymore, but you should be able to find alternatives there.

Sorry for the late response. I am using a 10A power supply. I wouldn't recommend to use anything smaller for 8 panels. So at least 1.25A per panel.

sorry, I don't sell these mods.

These are 510 connectors with a hole in the middle to attach a liquid bottle from underneath. The dab pen does not have this hole. Also I don't think you will be able to remove and properly attach the 510 connector. You can get a "squonk 510 connector" from aliexpress for just 2$. While I personally use higher quality ones, the cheap ones should work just fine.

Actually I built some mods with chips in the past, but I did not properly document it. I might do another one in the future - thanks for the suggestion!

I have a few videos in the making, the next few videos will probably be something else, but I am also working on some more mods.

Actually you don't even need all these tools. I also made a video about building a wooden squonk mod with just some very basic tools - you could use the same techniques to build this mod here.

I bought mine from Aliexpress (they can be found with this number: 32950113841) Where are you from? I also found some similar ones which should also work on Amazon in Germany: amzn.to/3fHjes5

Thanks! Actually that was one of the first things I ever built. If you visit my instagram page (@modern_crafts) and scroll all the way to the bottom to 2016, there is an organiser for attys, batteries, liquids etc. made of plywood. Somewhere in between is also a version made of acrylic with alumnium standoffs. Currently I don't plan to build any more organisers.

@@Modern-Crafts awesome, thanks. I'll definitely take a look..

Thanks! And yes you are right, I am from germany. Unfortunately my accent is quite noticeable :D

@@Modern-Crafts gut, dann hätte ich ja doch auf deutsch schreiben können :D

@@giant_vapor9235 Sehr Saubere Arbeit Respekt und Diesen Mod werde ich mir nachbauen Grüße Gut Dampf dir und allen anderen hier 💨💨🚭💯🤞🏻👍🏻Vape On Vape All & Save

Me too!

Thank you! So far I don't sell them. I might do some small batches of mods in the future. If I do so, I will announce it on my instagram page (@modern_crafts). However, I am not really active there at the moment.

Yes, it is for 18650 batteries. I don't remember which bottle this is, but it has a diameter of 18mm and a height of 46mm (inlcuding the lid of the bottle)

Thanks! Actually I built a "C-Frame" Mod using an old IStick 100 Chip a few years ago. However, I did not document the build process. I might take on the the idea of building a C-Frame Mod for a future video. But this will take some more time, since I am currently already working on a bunch of different projects.

Thank you very much! You can find a list for all the parts on the "instructables" link in the description. The brass piece is part of the 510 connector.

I already made a dual 18650 box mod (there is also a video on this channel). You could just use this mod as a reference and scale it up.

@@Modern-Crafts okay thanks

Thanks!

Hi, if you visit the instructable page in the description, you will find all the information. However I did not program these effects by myself, but I linked a page with detailed information on how it is done.

Thanks! Well, that's a loong way to go :D

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Oh sorry, I thought I already added them. Now the URL to the build plans is in the description.

@@Modern-Crafts thank you looking forward to getting started.

They are available on his instructables page.

@@HarshilRekhi I still can't see them, only the *.stl files are there, not the *.sldprt (solidworks files) Never mind

@@davechandler80 yea he has only shared stl files not the solid works format.

Thank you! I am already working on some new projects, not just e-cigarettes but also some other projects.

@@Modern-Crafts looking forward for it bro you got a new sub for it

Thanks! There will definitely be more videos in the future.

I made 3 different versions of this mod. The frame is always plywood, but the front and back panel are made out of walnut, cherry and padouk.

@@Modern-Crafts and could you write down the dimensions for me?

Thanks!

If you follow the instructions on github, it will automatically create a web-interface. So by typing in the IP-Address of the ESP8266, you have an interface to control all the colors, effects, brightness etc. But you can also add it to Node Red to create your own interface. Also you can control it via Alexa. So there are many ways to control them.