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[tumnus]

Hello all,

I've been vaping for a few months now and I own a Kanga EVOD and a Kamry K1000 pipe (which is rapidly becoming my favourite!)

The only issue I have with the Kamry is it's cold and metallic. I want the warmth of a wooden pipe, and so my mission now is to learn how to convert an analogue pipe into an e-pipe and eventually turn my own.

Dennis Leary once said "smoking [dope] doesn't lead to harder drugs, it leads to carpentry", and I'm starting to think the same applies to vaping.

Anyway, post #1 of the obligatory 5 down.

Cheers,
Tumnus

 

[gandymarsh]

Hello and Welcome! You might find these interesting.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0rGw7tzM4sI
My first DIY e-pipe building thread

 

[Lurch]

Welcome to ECF! Lots of great people and good information here! I'm not into the pipes, but Gandymarsh has already pointed you in the right direction!

Good luck and enjoy

 

[DanVan1962]

Post 4 of 5.

 

[Deryan3]

Hi tumnus, Welcome to ECF. I'm sure there is a wooden device somewhere, update post with a pic when you get it.

 

[Necrotic]

I know epipemods does some insane pipe mods. Might want to try checking them out.

 

[emily n portland]

Hi tumnus,

Welcome to ECF...you might want to check out the modding forums too.
I have zero mechanical or carpentry skills, but I love looking at others creations

Good luck on your valuing journey!

 

[Bunnykiller]

the real wood pipes are pricey.... prepare yourself for sticker shock

 

[olooko]

I'm the same, I bought a authentic mod, but I just bought material to build by own box mod.

 

[tumnus]

Thank you all for the warm welcome.

the real wood pipes are pricey.... prepare yourself for sticker shock

Which is why I'll be experimenting on the cheap Chinese knock-offs before committing to an expensive one - I'm thinking Churchwarden Briar, just for the pretentiousness of it

 

[Bibliophile713]

If your only complaint about the Kamry K1000 was the feel of the metal, they do have a wood version of it.