Any ideas on how to make a vape stand

[JustinL]

i have a idea for the tanks but i need ideas for drip tips and mods like what size of drill bit
i have 4 mods
18 bottles of e juice a few 15 a couple 30 and 1 120 ml
about 10 drip tips
i rather make my own
and i would like to put a spot for new coils

and i wanna try making it fit on my nightstand

any help will be greatly appreciated thanks in advance

 

[JustinL]

really need ideas on how to make a spot for mods

 

[Belhade]

There are discussions about vape stands with pictures around, I'm just not sure where.

As for mods, get the size and shape of all you have and rout out holes. You may bit be able to do this with just drill bits. For things like coils I'd get a small box (like a pill box) and then rout out a space for the box. Or just rout out a shallow dish for the coils.

 

[Darth Omerta]

What material do you wish to use to build this stand? My advice would be wood, but thats cause I think it looks classier that way.

What kind of mods? A Dremel would probably do the trick

Are you talking prefab coils? For those I would leave them in the sealed packing until its time for use. No need to chance conatminating them in any way. If you want a spot for the box then I say dremel again.

For the Drip tips, I recommend taking one to the hardware store showing them the size you want to drill out and then getting the appropriate drill bit.

Juices always look really nice on(for lack of better term) stairway stands. You could route out little shallow circles for them to sit in but its your stand and your call.

 

[JustinL]

i was gonna use 510 adapters for the tanks i didnt know what to use for the drip tips and i didnt know how to do the mods i figured i needed to just drill the size for the e juices and make like a pit type thing for my sealed coils

 

[JustinL]

i was debating also on what size cause i dont want it to take up my whole nightstand but i wanna fit everything

 

[suprtrkr]

Assuming you wish to build in wood, and that you do not have a set, I'd look for appropriate sizes of Forstner bits as these leave a much nicer hole in wood than regular twist bits. The thread spec for 510 coil studs is M7 x .5 mm. And a 510 drip tip measures 8.55mm below the o-ring.

 

[Darth Omerta]

Well most drip tips are on 510 adaptors as well just instead of a screw its with o-rings.

Still recommend bringing a drip tip to the hardware store and finding a drill bit that will make a proper hole.

Dremel will do most of the rest of what you're looking for!

 

[JustinL]

awesome so how big in your option do i need to go

 

[Darth Omerta]

How big for which one of whose option?

 

[Bunnykiller]

really need ideas on how to make a spot for mods

look for a drill bit called the "Forstner bit"... comes in many sizes and cuts a flat bottomed hole

 

[JustinL]

i want to fit everything together

 

[jbok]

I got 2 pieces of 3/4x2 oak and glued them together, routed the edges and used a 1" spade bit to bore out the holes. It will even hold my subtank plus.


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[JustinL]

that looks really nice

 

[suprtrkr]

This is a little atty rack I built. Nothing much to it, the stick is a piece of Birch trim I had made for some cabinet fronts and had a few feet left over. I just bored holes in it on 1" centers, I think a 3/8" drill bit, but anything that'll fit a 510 connector. They don't thread in, so if you bump it they'll all fall over. I ordered a M7 x .5mm tap several months ago. Just as soon as I get my roundtuit all polished up, I'm gonna snag a piece of aluminum flat bar and bore some holes in it and tap them, then polish it and mount it on a piece of wood for an atty rack.

 

[WharfRat1976]

 

[jbok]

I've been thinking and you may just be better off buying one off eBay $20-30. Made mine cause I had some left over material from a job. Unless it's something you really want to do, it may not be the headache.


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[SomeTexan]

Scrap wood I had laying around, a 1" boring bit and a 9/32" drill bit. I do plan to make a nicer one...



3/4" boring bit for the batteries.