Any Interest in a photo Tutorial on how to build a easy and cheap wood mod?

[Sonar505]

I plan on building a replacement mod for the one I gave to a relative (middle one in the picture). A simple 3.7 volt mod. I also plan to build slightly taller wood mod in the same style as that one but with OKR-T regulator and dual 18650 batteries. And I am posting to find out if there is any interest in a photo tutorial on how to make these before I go through the trouble of take step by step pictures? Any responses would be greatly appreciated.

 

[zuzette]

I'm interested! i love to make stuff.
a custom wood.mod for my bf for Christmas would be great.

 

[MidniteMarauder]

Definitely interested here.

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[MattBott]

Definitely! The electronics I have down, and I'm sub-par to mediocre with my wood working skills, I'd love to see what you're doing!

 

[mondotoker760]

How toos are always a good thing here in the modding section.

 

[robtest]

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Would love to see a step by step with links to parts, etc...

I love to tinker and like vaping... Back in the day (early 90's) I built a dual 9v mod fan for my paintball mask... You could clear a full fogged out mask in the rain in < 10 seconds... LOL

 

[Snus]

Sounds great! I am not good at electronics.... I would love to even be able to fix my broken box mod..... It is just a wire. I am going to have to take a look at it. I think I can just strip part of the wires, put them together and wrap with electrical tape!

Those wood mods look so beautiful! I would love to be able to make myself one of those!

 

[dsy5]

Bring it on! I have been wanting to build a VV wood mod and would be interrested to see how you do it.

 

[Sonar505]

For those of you who haven't seen it here is a link to the first tutorial.

http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/forum/modding-forum/341949-how-build-3-7v-wood-mod.html