Cartomizer broke off in my PV :'(

[fmx]

...what makes it even less cool is this thing is less than a week old. Anyone have any suggestions?

 

[Ever1ast]

You have any mechanic friends? I bet they'd have something to get it out. They have to deal with snapped bolts and stuff pretty often. Can't think of anything around the house that would be able to back that out of there.

 

[fmx]

You have any mechanic friends? I bet they'd have something to get it out. They have to deal with snapped bolts and stuff pretty often. Can't think of anything around the house that would be able to back that out of there.

None that I can think of unfortunately... Maybe I'll take it to home depot and see if someone will take pity on me.

 

[Dusty_D]

Flat head screwdriver, slightly smaller than the recessed area. Wrap a elastic band around the head and then jam it in so it sits snug against the stuck part. Apply pressure and turn turn turn. Hopefully this works. It does for my lens filters on my camera when I screw them on too tight. The elastic band would also prevent metal to metal contact and damage to the inside of that gorgeous mod.

Be gentle! and best of luck.

 

[fmx]

Flat head screwdriver, slightly smaller than the recessed area. Wrap a elastic band around the head and then jam it in so it sits snug against the stuck part. Apply pressure and turn turn turn. Hopefully this works. It does for my lens filters on my camera when I screw them on too tight. The elastic band would also prevent metal to metal contact and damage to the inside of that gorgeous mod.

Be gentle! and best of luck.

Thanks for the advice, I'll give it a shot!

 

[fmx]

Thanks Dusty, it worked like a charm!

 

[Ever1ast]

Glad to hear you got it. I'll keep that in mind......for future reference

 

[Dusty_D]

Thanks Dusty, it worked like a charm!

Yay!! Glad it worked out for you.

 

[Dudeman]

I'm a little late to the party but...


The eraser end of a pencil will work as well.

 

[brando4905]

Fmx, how did that happen? Was it from carrying the pv in your pocket?