3D Printed Ecigarettes - Would You Try One?

[GrapeVap]

Rex Vapor has started an Indiegogo campaign to bring prettier ecigarettes to you using the new technology of the 3D printer. While I find the three designs unique, I'm afraid they may be a little clunky for everyday use. What do you think? Check out the full article from 3dprint.com below!

Rex Vapor is About to Beautify the E-Cigarette Market with 3D Printed Vaporizers - 3DPrint.com

 

[erratum]

That's a lot of plastic.

 

[Cullin Kin]

Honestly, they're alright but I don't think it's the right direction to go to use 3D printing. Reminds me too much of the culture of what is now legal in Colorado.

 

[Steamix]

There's no accounting for taste...

3D-printing is like any other technology. Can be a blessing or a curse. Can be used for sensible applications or foolishness.

 

[mac63]

I don't care for the designs they show but others might - all a matter of individual tastes.
Not something to be carrying for regular use - more of a showpiece.

 

[WillyZee]

IMO, they are quite hideous

 

[GrapeVap]

Well, they are interesting, for sure! And I love whenever people express their creativity.
@mac63, I think you are right. The large one definitely seems like a mantel show piece.
Since these are the first protoypes, maybe they will get more sleek and pretty as they continue to develop designs.
I'm certainly not sold on any of them yet!

 

[Bookworm]

These are not my style at all. But I do like the idea of 3D printing and the personalization options that might bring about. Who knows, maybe it could lead to some decent cheap bottom feeders.

 

[spacekitty]

The Black one on the right isn't too bad, but we already have plenty of ecigs with "bling"... plus there are better uses for Indiegogo, and at $80 for an eventual retail price, I think it's a novelty item that will soon fizzle out!!

$5,285USD
raised by 19 people in 2 days

Ahhhhhmazing!!!