Red Sky Mods
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taz I don't remember seeing a template but you could check the mod review subforum and see some of the reviews
some follow the same general outline.....just a thought...
some follow the same general outline.....just a thought...
I dunno, but it's not entirely necessary to do reviews on the older models, while I will still make one on occasion, I will be concentrating pretty much exclusively on the VV+LED models for a while as they have the highest demand and make the best financial use of my time. Once I get back out of the red I will go back to making upgraded versions of all the other ones too.
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Thanks Laz. I'm kinda partialI need to reshoot the back....blurry
and get busy with a written review. It will be my first so I want to get some ideas so I cover the bases.
That Black & White Ebony mod is the only one yet that I've looked at the wood imperfections in it and sent it off anyway, small chips, worm holes and all. Isn't it just a GORGEOUS piece of wood? I will try to get my hands on more of it down the road. I guess sometimes the wood is so precious you just have to embrace the imperfections and admire it anyway
Wow, almost bed time, what a fun weekend
I don't envy people trying to wade through all the posts in this thread to 'catch up', I wonder at what point I should close it and start a fresh one?
Anyway, I need 3 more address from winners and they will start going out in the next few days.
NN
I don't envy people trying to wade through all the posts in this thread to 'catch up', I wonder at what point I should close it and start a fresh one?
Anyway, I need 3 more address from winners and they will start going out in the next few days.
NN
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Capt' Brian,
I am so happy I won one of your beautiful Box Mods in your contest! My husband and I are new to vaping and really wanted to get one. My husband will probably use it all the time and then I will have to get one of my own
Thank you, thank you, thank you...you are the best!!!
I am so happy I won one of your beautiful Box Mods in your contest! My husband and I are new to vaping and really wanted to get one. My husband will probably use it all the time and then I will have to get one of my own
Thank you, thank you, thank you...you are the best!!!
Capt' Brian,
I am so happy I won one of your beautiful Box Mods in your contest! My husband and I are new to vaping and really wanted to get one. My husband will probably use it all the time and then I will have to get one of my own
Thank you, thank you, thank you...you are the best!!!
See Cap'n, it's paying off already!
Congrats Lorax! I'm sure you and Hubby will love your RSM(s))!!
Been using my VV RSM over the weekend and LOVING IT!
I'm going to try to post a review in the next few days.
I'm wondering though, being wood, I'm sure there is going to be some maintenance required to keep the finish looking good. What do you recommend? Some type of wax or linseed oil?
Then there are bound to be some minor scratches, from time to time. What would you recommend?
I'm going to try to post a review in the next few days.
I'm wondering though, being wood, I'm sure there is going to be some maintenance required to keep the finish looking good. What do you recommend? Some type of wax or linseed oil?
Then there are bound to be some minor scratches, from time to time. What would you recommend?
Good Morning everyone.............
I miss looking for pirate pictures. That was a lot of fun.
I miss looking for pirate pictures. That was a lot of fun.
Agreed, and I don't know if I could call them imperfections. Each piece of wood comes from what once was a living, breathing unique organism where no two are exactly alike. Unique and individual yes, imperfections ? I would have a hard time saying that unless it was a man made goof where the planner chattered or router went wild. Oh noes. Don't ya just hate when that happens.That Black & White Ebony mod is the only one yet that I've looked at the wood imperfections in it and sent it off anyway, small chips, worm holes and all. Isn't it just a GORGEOUS piece of wood? I will try to get my hands on more of it down the road. I guess sometimes the wood is so precious you just have to embrace the imperfections and admire it anyway
Good mornin' me 'earties! Happy Tuesday
All a matter of choice, but I would only recommend a wax that dries clear, as some may get in the pores of the wood and if it dries white then you will have little white pits all over your box. You can try to clean it with mineral spirits if that happens.
All a matter of choice, but I would only recommend a wax that dries clear, as some may get in the pores of the wood and if it dries white then you will have little white pits all over your box. You can try to clean it with mineral spirits if that happens.
Morning Cappy and crew!....really glad you won Sky..congrats..
Thank you vv! I am ecstatic!!!!!!!
Howards drys clear. Even works well on unfinished woods. Home Depot & Lowes has it. Howard Feed-N-Wax
I use it too Laz on all my woods around the house...its great stuff keeps wood mods looking good!...
highly recommend it..
I wanted to say congrats to the winners of the 4th of July contest. I didnt get a chance to post it before the thread closed and I didnt want you all to think I was a poor sport. As nice as it would have been to win, Its cool that you guys got some nice mods! Congrats!
Ahoy! All the prizes have been tested, bubbled, packed and ready for shipping on tomorrows tide, arrr.
Has anyone noticed on occasion if you screw in an atty too tight, it seems to short the atty connector and kill power?
I found the only thing to do is remove the atty then remove the battery for 5 minutes (to let the chip reset) and try again, this time holding the fire button down and slowly screwing on the atty until it starts to sizzle. I wonder if it is slight size/tolerance differences between atty connector and atty as it only happens once in a while.
Just curious if anyone has experienced this or has a better answer to why it happens
Has anyone noticed on occasion if you screw in an atty too tight, it seems to short the atty connector and kill power?
I found the only thing to do is remove the atty then remove the battery for 5 minutes (to let the chip reset) and try again, this time holding the fire button down and slowly screwing on the atty until it starts to sizzle. I wonder if it is slight size/tolerance differences between atty connector and atty as it only happens once in a while.
Just curious if anyone has experienced this or has a better answer to why it happens
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