Hey everybody, I've seen some interesting holes drilled into some caps this week (or just nice looking in general), and I thought it would be cool to see what drill skills ECF has.
~I personally, have always sucked at drilling, and at least one side would have a "slip-nick". Or off angle by a few degrees, but recently I've gotten the hang of it, I'm getting better. I was going to drill my Tobh Atty's airflow into one big cyclops slot, but knowing how I've uglied some caps in the past, I decided to buy a Tobeco clone and use it as my Frankenstein.
But it came out nice, I was about to dremel the usual 3 holes into one long slot, and then I thought just adding another 1/16th tactically would probably be better, and keep that juicy turbulence the coils need. So I though adding another slightly above the coil would help mix up the already made vapor, and that way the coil could still get hot, but have that extra hole helping the vapor, not cooling down the cool. Anyway here it is:
Kinda looks like a Legend of Zelda Tri-Force hehe, works awesome too! Share your proudest drills too!
~I personally, have always sucked at drilling, and at least one side would have a "slip-nick". Or off angle by a few degrees, but recently I've gotten the hang of it, I'm getting better. I was going to drill my Tobh Atty's airflow into one big cyclops slot, but knowing how I've uglied some caps in the past, I decided to buy a Tobeco clone and use it as my Frankenstein.
But it came out nice, I was about to dremel the usual 3 holes into one long slot, and then I thought just adding another 1/16th tactically would probably be better, and keep that juicy turbulence the coils need. So I though adding another slightly above the coil would help mix up the already made vapor, and that way the coil could still get hot, but have that extra hole helping the vapor, not cooling down the cool. Anyway here it is:
Kinda looks like a Legend of Zelda Tri-Force hehe, works awesome too! Share your proudest drills too!
