Full Copper RDA

[tayone415]

I'm looking to get the Stillare Copper rda, it has a copper DT, cap, and base with gold plated post and screws, not sure about the 510 connection. I'm just wondering if there's any issues with vaping with copper since the juice and cotton would come in contact with patina and lips with the DT if used.

Anyone have any experience with this?

TIA

 

[Asbestos4004]

Its a copper base? Just say no.

 

[tayone415]

The base is copper too, that's why I was asking, not sure what would happen if the base patinas since just holding a copper mod turns my hand green after awhile.

 

[Crow2]

where is this at? I'm looking for a full copper RDA. Base as well

 

[tayone415]

where is this at? I'm looking for a full copper RDA. Base as well

I seen it online it's a stillare clone, not sure if the authentic comes copper or if it's safe to use

 

[Kh888]

I have a Stillare - it puts everything else I have to shame. Saving up for a second one.

 

[tayone415]

I have a Stillare - it puts everything else I have to shame. Saving up for a second one.

I ended up buying it but didn't pay much attention to the top cap where the DT goes in. I had it drilled out some place else to 9/32 but still way too small. Now I'm in the search for the right size drill bit0

 

[VenusianSky]

It is probably copper plated stainless steel. Are there any RDA that are all pure copper? The new Stillare has copper plated +/- posts. The 510 may be pure copper. The rest is stainless steel.

 

[olooko]

Careful with all copper, when heated it can become toxic.

 

[Cullin Kin]

And copper is quite malleable. Any drop will surely dent. With that said, where did you find/buy this from?

 

[tayone415]

Careful with all copper, when heated it can become toxic.

Thanks, I didn't know that, good thing I actually don't use the copper rda too much. I've only been using my copper mods though, how is it toxic?

And copper is quite malleable. Any drop will surely dent. With that said, where did you find/buy this from?

I found it online.

 

[suspectK]

^I'm sure it was assumed it was found "online."

And it takes a lot of heat for copper to start to releasing fumes..like ~1000*f, and then start annealing at contacts...but not all compounds are made equal.. better safe than sorry, but I'm sure you'll be ok.

 

[RSZ1]

They make cookware out of copper. Copper kettles are used for all sorts of stuff, brewing beer, making candy.

If your atty is getting up over 200F you've got other things to worry about.