That's some of that Gear for the 1% of AmericaThey're pretty buuuut @Rossum said it best in another thread- with what the FDA has done to vaping, people are worried more so about stocking up on much needed supplies & inexpensive gear. $1200.00 for a mod & tank just seems outrageous during this critical time. Does that money go towards advocacy?
Sure isn't for the other 99%
They're pretty buuuut @Rossum said it best in another thread- with what the FDA has done to vaping, people are worried more so about stocking up on much needed supplies & inexpensive gear. $1200.00 for a mod & tank just seems outrageous during this critical time. Does that money go towards advocacy?
True. Amazingly intricate work, but not something I could justify paying for. To each their own.That's some of that Gear for the 1% of America
Yes it sure is some nice craftsmanship, but I'm with you. Way out of my league. A Provari and A Kayfun is my limit and do Fast Tech alsoTrue. Amazingly intricate work, but not something I could justify paying for. To each their own.
I buy my pretty mechs from Fasttech for $10-20. They are all hand etched aren't they?
I buy my pretty mechs from Fasttech for $10-20. They are all hand etched aren't they?
Actually, anything I have bought on FT that states "authentic" was indeen authentic. I am talking about coils, tanks, accessories and VV/VW mods though. I wouldn't trust mechs or 18xxx batteries though.
Why should it, he's loosing money on these...They're pretty buuuut @Rossum said it best in another thread- with what the FDA has done to vaping, people are worried more so about stocking up on much needed supplies & inexpensive gear. $1200.00 for a mod & tank just seems outrageous during this critical time. Does that money go towards advocacy?
Authentic Provaris, Kayfuns and Kabukis for me. Also my RTAs.
Agreed. If he charged a reasonable rate for the actual etching labour, I'm sure the price would be much higher. Not everyone can justify and/or appreciate it. I'm guilty as well, but I have bought a lot of Zen's products, so I don't feel terrible about it.
I really appreciate fine metalworking, I love looking at well made and high end knives, and other things. Not everyone "gets" it but there is an art to well crafted things, whatever they may be. It's really cool how Zen approaches this type of project from a different angle, manipulating technology and machining to create the beautiful engraving, it's a marriage of a whole bunch of different skill sets all focused on realizing his imagination onto the piece. I would love to see what he could do with graving tools by hand. Maybe someday...Agreed. If he charged a reasonable rate for the actual etching labour, I'm sure the price would be much higher. Not everyone can justify and/or appreciate it. I'm guilty as well, but I have bought a lot of Zen's products, so I don't feel terrible about it.
Vodka doesn't really work. It MIGHT get you one more tank, but doesn't really clean the coil well IME.
It's a shame to waste good vodka, and if all you have is mediocre vodka, well yeah, it's a shame to waste vodkaFair enough, I'll save the vodka
Seriously, and all kidding aside, I tried the whole cleaning thing, and in the end, to get maybe one more tank of mediocre taste from a spent coil, I got better things to do. When they are gone, they are gone. No crying over spilled milk, disposable coils are a convenience item.
It's a shame to waste good vodka, and if all you have is mediocre vodka, well yeah, it's a shame to waste vodka
