Pictures of your setup

[PumaDedek]

Today I use this HV = Time off work ...

 

[PondScum]

Looks like a Light Saber from Star Wars

 

[wildntink]

vivi nova clone on a ego, looking to get a mech mod soon.

 

[sil40sx]

Got bored this morning, and nothing to do, so I took some snapshots.

 

[tbx59]

first one is playboy, second one hustler.

 

[loft]

looking for eggs, not ecigs
Happy Easter!!

Ummm... all I can say is ...

 

[wildntink]

Got bored this morning, and nothing to do, so I took some snapshots.

Nice looking setup

 

[sil40sx]

looking for eggs, not ecigs
Happy Easter!!

OMFG!!! This can only happen in my dreams.

first one is playboy, second one hustler.

Hahahaha, thanks!

Nice looking setup

Thanks!

 

[Jfp3]

Happy whatever today is...

 

[Yail Bloor]

Provari V2 extended cap, Kir Fanis Prive "Special", Boge LR Cartomizer, Kir Fanis delirium Zalaros drip tip, DIY blueberry waffle with whipcream juice.

Damn, can't upload pics from my iPad, I will update when I'm on a real computer.

 

[KELEVRA352]

My new & first E-cig

 

[Crack3dOne]

Just finished up this Satin/Polished mix on this V1 SDog.

 

[mwdenko]

View attachment 193645


Mmmm, Poldiacs taste good.

Very nice setup. you have to stop telling me about this stuff.

 

[DukeBlue]

happy whatever today is...

Dun Dun Dun Dun!

 

[ride_k2]

Provari 2.5 with Ibtanked clear tank.

 

[Soundhunter]

first one is playboy, second one hustler.

Laughed so hard at this... Needed that today.. Well done ..

 

[itamarb]

This is my setup for today...

 

[eratikmind]

My new toy.

 

[Ulrich]

looking for eggs, not ecigs
Happy Easter!!

What a impressive collection!

Congratulation!

 

[StereoDreamer]

Damascus steel and I forgot the name of black wood

Is that actually REAL Damascus steel, or some sort of polymer/acrylic/composite?

I see a lot of stuff on here (drip tips/mod panels) that claim to be "Damascus" or "Mokome Gane", but are shaped in ways that would take HOURS of work by an expert machinist using a milling machine and a LOT of patience. (in other words--several hundreds of $$$ of machine-shop time)

From what I know about pattern-welded steels, shaping them like this is about as difficult as it gets with metal working, and requires a lot of specialized tooling, REALLY slow working, a built-in expectation that about 25% of every attempt will fail during machining, and master-level machinist skills.

There is a reason why highly figured custom knives made of these materials can cost as much as an automobile--not many people can do it, and the material is prone to break/chip/split during machining.

I'm not "calling you out" or accusing you of anything, I'm just curious as to what this material REALLY is...