I like to switch clearos all the time, to vary the flavors I vape. Sometimes I draw 5 puffs out of a clearo, then 5 puffs out of another... Trouble is, screwing and unscrewing clearos too often isn't very good for a mod's socket connector - and it can't be all that good for the clearos' plugs either: these things are made of brass and the threading is fine, so if you do/undo them too often, they tend to let themselves go pretty quickly.
I got tired of being extra-careful when I screw or unscrew a clearo, and I got tired of replacing the Smoktech airflow controllers I use to protect my mod's socket. So I made me a quick-release clearo holder that doesn't require screwing, and puts almost no strain on the clearos' plugs. Here's what it looks like:
And here's a video in which I install and then remove a clearo:
It's made out of a small pill bottle I got from my local chemist, a modified Smoktech airflow controller (with the thread reamed out), a miniature bungee cord, a Coke bottle cap and a few zipties. It looks cheesy, but it works dandy. Heck, even the airflow controller still works as an airflow controller!
If you'd like to make one for yourself, here are a few photos of the process. I reckon the photos are self-explanatory, but if someone wants details, just let me know
I got tired of being extra-careful when I screw or unscrew a clearo, and I got tired of replacing the Smoktech airflow controllers I use to protect my mod's socket. So I made me a quick-release clearo holder that doesn't require screwing, and puts almost no strain on the clearos' plugs. Here's what it looks like:

And here's a video in which I install and then remove a clearo:
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It's made out of a small pill bottle I got from my local chemist, a modified Smoktech airflow controller (with the thread reamed out), a miniature bungee cord, a Coke bottle cap and a few zipties. It looks cheesy, but it works dandy. Heck, even the airflow controller still works as an airflow controller!
If you'd like to make one for yourself, here are a few photos of the process. I reckon the photos are self-explanatory, but if someone wants details, just let me know
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