copper mod question

[beezle]

Hi all, I know this probably belongs in the modder's forum but I cant post there as of yet. i was wondering if anyone had an exploded diagram or a picture gallery of how the push switch on the copper mod works. I am not talking about the mod's people have made with the mini push buttons but the original copper mod where you push down on the atty/carto/whatever to get it to fire, and if this was with a standard 510 battery connector, or if it used some purpose built connector. Thank you in advance if you have any information on this.

 

[yzer]

Does this help?

http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/forum/battery-mods/66338-bigger-switchless-copper-mod.html

I know nothing about these copper mods, but it looks as if the switch function is accomplished by depressing the upper copper cap onto the battery. Better vent this thing pretty good.

 

[beezle]

unfortunately, that is one that has a switch on the bottom. The design im looking for is literally a straight tube with an end cap on each end, one side has a 510 connector that you screw your att/carto into, and to fire it you use your mouth to press the atomizer down to make contact with the battery. I'm just not sure how its done if its a spring that goes around the whole battery or if its something inside the cap like a washer and a spring between that without actually seeing one in hand im not sure how the creator came up with the design.

 

[bacc.vap]

Your talking about the original " Copper " Right? Could'nt find any pics, but here are the original build instructions from the maker himself. Don't know if that'll help you.
http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/forum/battery-mods/20497-my-copper-e-cig-3.html#post340894



For anyone not familiar here it is, I always thought it was a pretty cool switch mechanism, but I'd probably end up with missing teeth if I got one, so I did'nt.

 

[beezle]

This does help, and yes this is the copper mod i was thinking of, though I wanted to make it for a single 14500 as opposed to two stacked cr2's just gotta find out if the connector was something custom turned or if its something i can just find at a hardware store.



edit-

Nevermind I didnt see the link you posted above the video.