My 5th,6th, & 7th DIY wood mods

[Sonar505]

First a little background I am just about to hit my 6 month mark. I started with a ego kit both still work great but wanted some back ups so started making mods. then picked up a couple of twists recently I have been using some phoenix rebuildables and love the way they vape but do not like having to drip. So decide to build a top feed mod and make it Variable voltage. A relative of mine wanted a simple wood mod so I built 2. Black button for them and silver button for me. been rotating all three today and work great. One thing I wanted everyone to realize is that I live in an apartment so the only power tool used to make these was a cordless drill. Cuts were made with a hack saw and sanded with a sanding block so there not perfect but I hope you like them. As before the last picture is of all the mods I have made so far. Thanks for view and reading.

 

[Lance_Wallen]

even with power tools those are well done. Good job

 

[asdaq]

Real nice, could we see what you mean by these pesky imperfections now? They are like wooden labyrinths on the inside.

 

[MetallicaRocka]

Elegant and simple! I wish I were good with the mod building because that is EXACTLY what I'd love to build and carry with me!

 

[snipes2222]

For having minimal tools I have to say that is some beautiful work.Great job.You should invest in a dremel tool,im sure you could get even fancier with one at your disposal.Lots of attachments and not super loud.

 

[Sonar505]

I wan to say thank you for the nice comments & Likes posted. The reason I had not answered sooner was because I wanted to try something different. In the past when I posted pics of the mods I made as soon as I answered a question or thanked for the comments all posts ended . Although it seems now that wasn't the reason. So to the ones who post again thanks. Especially for snipes2222 I took your advice and got me a dremel tool hopefully it will make my next projects easier.

 

[MidniteMarauder]

Agreed these are great especially with no power tools. Hope you do that tutorial. Since you picked up a dremel now you should check out the flex shaft attachment. Makes it much easier to use in tight spots.

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[Wooky]

Nice job Sonar! I too am making some of my own mods. We live in the same neck of the woods!! Hit me up if you want to swap ideas!!

Wook

 

[twostepjake]

Those are lookin sick! Im wantin to make some of my own and currently looking around for a good wiring schematic to study. Not necessarily wanting your specific setup, just wondering if you had a good direction for me to head in. thanks!

 

[Sonar505]

Thanks for the comments wooky and twostepjake Just so you know sometime today I am posting a how to tutorial on one of the smaller ones including building and wiring and with in the week a tut for a vv wood mod. so come check em out please.

 

[snipes2222]

The Dremel tool will open up a whole world of possibilities for you.Ive used mine for carving,inlay and sanding.I would advise wearing some earplugs,the noise is very high pitched and will damage your hearing.Have fun with and I hope it helps.

 

[twostepjake]

super siked to see this tutorial!