Hi I broke my smok mag... used super glue

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hi there guys new member here. I have a question concerning my vape mod which I had dropped and lost the screws earlier. The battery container is what broke, I used super glue for the bottom that holds that battery. I’m wondering if this will affect the fumes at all. The magazine or battery holder is seperate to the vape itself. I don’t think it’d have to do anything with the tank or am I wrong?
 
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hi there guys new member here. I have a question concerning my vape mod which I had dropped and lost the screws earlier. The battery container is what broke, I used super for the bottom that holds that battery. I’m wondering if this will affect the fumes at all. The magazine or battery holder is desperate to the vape itself. I don’t think it’d have to do anything with the tank or am I wrong?

I've had a desperate girlfriend, it wasn't a good thing but may be okay with a battery holder. :D


Super glue on the tank is bad, super glue on the mod/device is okay after it dries.
 

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I've had a desperate girlfriend, it wasn't a good thing but may be okay with a battery holder. :D


Super glue on the tank is bad, super glue on the mod/device is okay after it dries.
Haha I meant seperate from the mod itself. Thanks man. I think it’s pretty dry now, it’s locked in harder then ever before lol. I’m not too aware of how batteries work in mods. I am assuming that the only thing that produces vape the actual tank itself no? So no glue fumes or any chance of dangerous chemicals being inhaled?
 
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You should be fine as far as the tank. "Fumes" aren't going to make their way up to your tank (unless your mod explodes, which, ah, hopefully it shouldn't.)

But, am I understanding this correctly, you put your batteries in, and then rather than locating the screws that fell out, you glued it on? How are you going to get your batteries out for charging, do you plan to use the USB port? If so, congrats, you've just turned your external battery mod into an internal one, if you plan to charge via USB (not recommended with any external battery mod, but probably especially a smok mod, your batteries may charge unevenly, they may be stressed by the USB charge, and once your batteries are dead, you won't be able to replace them. Also, your USB port may fail.

If I am understanding incorrectly and you just used glue instead of screws for the battery compartment and you can still open it well, you should be just fine.

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I’m not too aware of how batteries work in mods. I am assuming that the only thing that produces vape the actual tank itself no? So no glue fumes or any chance of dangerous chemicals being inhaled?

Batteries are only the power source... they have nothing to do with the liquid being vaporized in your tank outside of them being the power source.

There is no danger at all..wires connect the battery compartment to the tank to heat the coil...(basically)
 
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