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suprtrkr

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Hi folkses:

I have been in a convo with @davevape55 regarding the best tools used or usable for vaping purposes, and we have decided to start a thread to discuss the matter; partly to avoid an :offtopic:foul, and also in hopes we might get some participation. So, if you have a favorite type of screwdriver, or wire cutters, or you've made a fabulous wire rack or something, please share it with us.

I'll start the ball rolling with a pic of a mandrel tool I cobbled together one way when I wanted an oblong-- technically, I suppose, a rectangular-with-rounded-corners-- coil shape to as a chimney coil above an oblong air flow port. It's as simple as simple can be, 3 pieces of 1/16" stainless rod held side-by side with a piece of tape. You can see the coil and atty base on the ohmmeter in the attached pic, and the fabricated tool is held under my finger.
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BTW, if anybody has any idea where to get some tiny metric T-handle hex keys, that's how this all got started, so please sing out.
 

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Lego... I'm 52 and still jump ba11s deep into a tub of Lego.
Some of these are older pics but you get the drift.

Spool holder with several homemade bobbin threaders made out of coat hangers.
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Battery holder been keeping my bats from rolling around.
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Battery Tester. I got a cheapo volt meter from Fasttech and built this.
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A single spool holder. Used it to hold my 30 gauge till it fell on the floor and exploded apart. The long piece on the front was a measure, just enough to build a coil with minimum waste
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Lego... I'm 52 and still jump ba11s deep into a tub of Lego.
Some of these are older pics but you get the drift.

Those are wonderful. I once broke the ice cube tray shelf in my freezer and had my kids build me a new out of of K'nex. They're older now, so I have buckets and buckets of unused legos. Thanks for planting a seed of what to do with them. Great ideas. Thanks for sharing!

P.S. I think the skeleton guy would go better with cigs than vape gear, but maybe he's just there as a warning to anyone who might mess with your stuff.
 

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Some tools only have limited functionality...

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Hey..that's cool.i wonder if I can get an Allen wrench through my nose?Just a little early morning joke guys.Happy to be back,was gone way to long.The highway to easy does it vaping, went on a ways .Love your ideas!Way pretty!Great to be back,with my good buddies!
 
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My go-to for scraping the crud out of Crown coils, tucking wick on RDTAs & scraping their coils when I'm too busy to rewick.
I call it a dental paddle. Mine has the paddle at one end and a pick at the other.

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Okay.Humor is the name of this game.Love it!
 
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Bump for this great thread:)

Found these miniature crate's at the dollar store, great for holding all your rebuildables and whatnot.
6 for $1
They even have little handles!
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I will have to stop in(Dollar Store). Always looking for containers.Thanks
 
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