What I am looking for is how to get the top and bottom caps off of the clearomizers intact so I can re-use them. My idea is to get a pure glass test tube and cut it down and then re-glue the caps back on the glass test tube. This will create a pure glass clearomizer that will still be re-buildable. I will then get a good thick piece of black rubber(nice looking) and create a sleeve around the glass with the black rubber. This rubber will act as a protection sleeve for the glass, so if it gets dropped it won't break. Lastly the black sleeve will keep light out so it won't degrade any e-liquid.
Anyone know how to take apart the clearomizer?
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some of the clearos dont come apart, you would have to get one of the rebuildables and experiment, in the end your trying to make a tank and theres a ton already available cheap, get a vivi nova with a solid metal tube same difference.
and lol the juice wont be in there long enough to degrade if you vape like most of us.................
and lol the juice wont be in there long enough to degrade if you vape like most of us.................
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as its all press fitted anyways im sure you can pry them apart. but in the end why make it hard lol just get one made to come apart, thinking about it one that comes apart is threaded - you could stick a rubber grommet in the end of the glass tube then screw the threaded part right into the rubber grommet
To separate the metal end fittings from the plastic simply use heat. I use a butane pencil torch and heat the metal rings until the adhesive softens and allows them to separate easily.
I did one with a Kanger T2 using pyrex tube and it turned out rather nice. Have fun with your toys and enjoy! Remember, it's all about the playtime.
I did one with a Kanger T2 using pyrex tube and it turned out rather nice. Have fun with your toys and enjoy! Remember, it's all about the playtime.
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