Hey everyone. I just wanted to have my first thread here be an enthusiastic hello. This forum is so loaded with great information and excellent people!
I was smoking a half pack of analogs per day until a co-worker showed me her Kanger setup about a month ago. I took a few drags and was instantly hooked. That night I went out and bought my own EVOD battery and clearo, along with some German Chocolate Cake eliquid that at the time I thought was amazing. A month later, after my taste buds have returned, that original juice tastes nasty, but I haven't had ONE analog.
I love vaping so much and I've been bitten by the bug for sure. I now have two EVOD 650 batteries, an EVOD 650 VV, an Innokin iTaste VV V3, two mini Protanks, six EVOD clearos, and a shelf full of juice.
I decided I needed a better way to organize my stuff, as well as keep the tanks upright. So I drew up this "Vape Caddy" in Autodesk Inventor, and printed it out on one of our 3D printers at work. I thought I'd show off my efforts.
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So I gave this a try with another piece I printed a while back (a cell phone stand), and it definitely melts the plastic. There is undoubtedly a technique to doing this. I used a red shop rag and it melted the red lint from the rag right into the plastic! Lol. This was easily fixed though with a trip to the bead blaster. Next time I'll use a lint free cloth, and I expect that it will work great. Thanks for the tip bigrf85!we figured out one night if you take a paper towel and some acetone and get acetone on the paper towel and rub the surface lightly it slightly melts the abs plastic and gives it a smoother finish almost to a mold quality if you would like to try that.
3D printing is so far beyond what my mind can handle, that I simply can't handle it.
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It's a Dimension 1200 by Stratasys.Very nice..what make and model is the 3D printer?.. assuming by the size of the work produced, it`s fairly large
It's 6.0" in diameter and 1.0" tall. I could email you the file. I don't have a Thingaverse account. If that's too big for your machine's work envelope, I'd gladly modify it so it would work you. I don't know how big of a piece the Makerbot can make. I do wish I owned one though!I have a makebot2 and need to make one of these, immediately, have you upload the file to thingiverse by chance? Or is it too large for a makerbot? I am having a hard time getting an idea of the dimensions based on the photo.