901 cr123 battery adapter... machined and designed in the USA by me.

[WhateveR]

whatcha guy's think? T6061 aluminum & brass... beautiful... I think. set screw to allow different adapters.... 901, classic, etc.... user servicable... not ONE drop of solder................

[Sun Vaporer]

whatcha guy's think? T6061 aluminum & brass... beautiful... I think. set screw to allow different adapters.... 901, classic, etc.... user servicable... not ONE drop of solder................

Whatever--Nice Unit--what did you make it from and what is up with the no solder? ---Sun

[breakfastchef]

Very Screwdriver-esque; real pretty. Do share more information.

[Kevin]

I'll take one....nice

[asidrave]

like it like it alot

[WhateveR]

Sun Vaporer: no solder means only mechanical methods of completing the circuit... no wires, no epoxy just good ole fashioned smart design.... it was conceived by me as a frustrated e smoker....

Breakfastchef, yes it is similiar to the screwdriver, yet no flashlight mod here, all parts were machined and designed by me, myself and I, minus setscrew, batt spring, atomizer. It is made from 10 different peices each made by me. I tried to make it as simple as possible like a mag flashight to hopefully last a long time.

thx for the replies and the interest.

[nicowolf]

Can ya give us some details? A materials list? Some more pics so we can see what the set screw adjusts? How did you do it with no solder? I like it. I wanna know more.

[WhateveR]

Kevin: I would'nt mind making 10 or so... That is all... it does take some time to make them, but I would like to help my fellow e smokers.... I was very frustrated with my first experiences.... of failed batteries... etc...

[WhateveR]

Nicowolf: materials list? hmmm. well it is made from T6061 aluminum and brass rod.... machined to size... I really can't explain all the pieces as nothing was "off the shelf" I hope this answers your question and when I get a minute I will post more pics of the "guts"

[strayling]

Looks very nice! I especially like the ability to use different atomisers. All we need now is a way to make a home-brew atomiser from off-the-shelf components.