How to get atomer connection off of NPRO battery

[planetofthevapes]

I'm working on a mod but decided to go with a tiny atomizer...so...change of plans...I'm trying to take apart my NPRO battery. I took the LED cover off and then pulled out the LED chip, then the battery...then cut the tube as far as I could with tin snips. Then I started ripping out the air sensors and everything. But I still can't get all the way up in there. I want to, if at all possible, end up with ONLY the threads and positive contact. Any ideas how to make that possible? I really want to be able to tuck this atty all the way up in the mod so that it cannot be seen, I promise, it's worth it!


oops, the title should say atomizer, think my keyboard batteries may be dying!

 

[kender]

Heating the end with a lighter will help loosen the glue that holds it in place

 

[planetofthevapes]

It still won't come loose, I think I'll try a hacksaw tonight

 

[scintar]

I'm working on a mod but decided to go with a tiny atomizer...so...change of plans...I'm trying to take apart my NPRO battery. I took the LED cover off and then pulled out the LED chip, then the battery...then cut the tube as far as I could with tin snips. Then I started ripping out the air sensors and everything. But I still can't get all the way up in there. I want to, if at all possible, end up with ONLY the threads and positive contact. Any ideas how to make that possible? I really want to be able to tuck this atty all the way up in the mod so that it cannot be seen, I promise, it's worth it!


oops, the title should say atomizer, think my keyboard batteries may be dying!

Here is a look inside the Npro battery. http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/fo...9-inside-look-njoy-npro-sh090101-battery.html
I used a dremel to cut it. I would start cutting from the led end and stop about a 1/2 inch before the thread end. I went a little to far but is salvageable. I don't know if you plan on keeping the battery but in my opinion i would and am going to use somthing else. Let us know your progress. Good luck.

 

[Deacon240]

I used a cutting wheel on a dremel and was really careful.