It’s an adventure for sure going through old boxes and tubs of gear. I started inventorying my stuff but fell behind. It gets a bit overwhelming sometimes.
Thanks Sara!!!
It's a Fakirs Mods Illusia D 21700 SBS. They make excellent high-end mods.
The body is hand-carved from a solid block of 300 year old Turkish Walnut Burl.
Every Fakirs component is a fully custom made piece built by hand and each body is completely unique.
All metal parts are Stainless Steel 316Ti.
The Illusia D series (21700) are equipped with the a Dicodes BF60 chipset.
IIRC @Letitia has several EHPro Cold Steel 100 mods and says they're excellent mods that are solidly built.
An older JM Mods (Poland) Damascus + KHW Mods Dvarw DL FL. Good Wood. 
I have one and use it almost every day, I've had it for probably close to three years. I would have to solidly stand by excellent mod and solidly built statements.
Do you have an adapter or a spacer to get that tank to fit? The one I just got will only fit smaller tanks.
No I don't Mate!
If you look closely there is quite a bit of overhang going on
I didn't have a vape of Big Bad Brunhilde on the Alien, this was just a photo opportunity!!!Mine only fits smaller tanks too!
I would hate to mess it up but wonder if someone couldn't take a dremel and open up the top a little to allow a 24-25mm tank base to fit?No I don't Mate!
If you look closely there is quite a bit of overhang going on
Mine only fits smaller tanks too!
It could most definitely be done but that's something that needs to be done properly, stabwood is very easy to mess up if you're working with it! Plus you only have 60 watts on hand so you only need the little tanks
or is your on the Sevo chip 70 watts?
Yes, mine is 70 watts. Some of my Zeus tanks I use a 316 flat braided coil that runs great in the mid 20’s but that tank doesn’t fit. I don’t know if I’m brave enough to try opening it up a little.
Your best bet would be to put it in a drill press or a mill with a 24-25mm diameter round drill.
You would only want to drill very close to the 510 then sand the rest of it.
It only takes a higher grade of sandpaper to sand stabwood, 500 grit will sand it back nicely!
Give it a nice polish up after you've finished and pop a big tank on
I don’t have a drill press or the tools to do it properly so I’ll just deal with it for now. I do know a guy that has a machine shop so may ask him about it next time I see him.Your best bet would be to put it in a drill press or a mill with a 24-25mm diameter round drill.
You would only want to drill very close to the 510 then sand the rest of it.
It only takes a higher grade of sandpaper to sand stabwood, 500 grit will sand it back nicely!
Give it a nice polish up after you've finished and pop a big tank on
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