Red Sky Mods
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Why not call her "Almost as nice as..."
Just KIDDING!
Seriously, how about "Dark Chocolate"?
I like the name Marley .... came real close to naming the little chihuahua in my avi Marley 
Just pm Capt Brian and he'll get you going. I'm not sure which of the current lot are still available. Let me see if I can bump that page up for you to see.
Anybody know which are available?
Arrrr, I love this part, still a few more small details to finish, but they are ready for unveiling, yo ho!
#447;
#5101;
#5102;
#5103;
#5104;
#5105;
#5106;
#5107;
Okay, I know that 5104, 5105 and 5106 are taken for sure. Also, 5101 I think.
I like Godiva. I might stick with Marley... or could call her Mac for Maccasar.
I like Godiva. I might stick with Marley... or could call her Mac for Maccasar.
All the VV Cutlass's have been taken, there are 3 3.7V (448,449,450) left. Hopefully I can get preorder info out by Friday/Saturday and start the process again
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Ahoy all, say, I've been getting alot of PM's & E-Mails asking for the same information.
My website is Redskymods.com. If I have any completed mods that have not been snapped up on this thread prior to finishing I will post them there for sale. Friends of the thread get first pick as a reward for frequenting the RSM thread and keeping things lively here
I post pictures of the current batch under construction here and anytime during that process people may 'Pick' one to call their own and decide when I post a picture of the completed mod if they still want it. I will then send an Invoice.
Some of the mods I am building are preorders. I will post a picture of main body wood and end cap woods I have available and the cost of them and you may select from those. There will also be choices for switch types and catch cup types. After you pick, PM me what you desire and we will discuss it and clear up any questions. Then your custom mod will be built during the next batch. Typical construction time is currently about 7-10 days once I get started depending on the size of the batch.
I am currently building the Mark-5.1 Cutlass as that is where the demand is. No use building a mod that just collects dust on my shelf, like most self employed mod makers I sail a fine course between success and disaster.
The Mark-5.1 Cutlass is described fully on the main page of the website. The website contains alot of information about the models I build and also features some video demonstrations and a gallery of past PV's sold to good homes.
The newest Cutlass has a base price of $179 with an added cost if I use an unusually expensive/rare wood.
Excerpt from the website;
Featuring dual operating modes. Direct battery mode to run unit at 3.7V using 18650 battery types and two battery combinations for 5V, 6V, 7.4V and variable volt mode using dual 18350 type batteries.
Standard features;
3 amp switching regulator
200 thousand cycle Stainless Steel switch
Large stainless steel catch cup
Sealed 6 ml feed system
Native 510 atomizer connector
Digital Voltage display
On/Off switch
Dual mode switch (Direct & variable voltage)
Voltage adjustment tool (mounted to inner door)
If you desire a VV mod without all the electronics (Dual mode/Switches/Voltage Display) to save money, It will run you $139.
As for juice feeding, all the Cutlass mods can be either Upright or Tilt & shoot. The only difference is if it has the 2" flex tube inside the feed bottle, with the tube is upright, without the tube it is T&S.
I have designed the Cutlass to use any make of two 18350 or single 18650 batteries that I know of and provide magnet spacers if your battery is significantly shorter and needs them.
All mods have a 7 day money back, 3 month warranty on parts and labor. If I can't fix it I will also either refund your money or build you a new one to replace it for warranty problems.
Hope that answered most general question
Not sure if it will help, but that's FLAME box elder you've got. Very beautiful wood! Ebony ain't so bad either 
Ohhh... Flame! That opens up some possibilities having to do with heat and fire! Thanks Tierra!
Ok, all done! All but #447 and #5103 (paperwork pending) will go out tomorrow. All passed final test and the finish will be dry enough by then. One going to Amsterdam, another to Yorkshire and the rest in the good ol' USA, arrrrr
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Cappy I also added a new photo album with the pics in my profile, so everyone can see the beauty!
the door on my Choco feels super tight tonight. I remember it made it better after I put some feed-n-wax. I've been holding it alot on my hand obviously and I don't know what to clean it with. Is there something I can use to clean or should I just do Feed-N-Wax? I have no knowledge what so ever on this part of the world.
The base color of marble woods seems so different from one to the other...
My Choco must be the darkest so far, and I love the way it looks bit aged although I kind of wished at first it had more glow to it. But now when I look at it it's just perfect for me.
it's actually even more brown than the picture...
then this one in current batch~
From the base color it just looks like different wood altogether.
and this was another one just before my batch, which also looks pretty amazing
It's really interesting that every one of them is so unique all the way. I love that we have a few marblewood RSM owners now all looking totally one of a kind. At the same time, I would probably even believe if someone told me these were all different woods, probably becaue of the color variation.
Were they all done with same type of finish cappy?
My Choco must be the darkest so far, and I love the way it looks bit aged although I kind of wished at first it had more glow to it. But now when I look at it it's just perfect for me.
it's actually even more brown than the picture...
then this one in current batch~
From the base color it just looks like different wood altogether.
and this was another one just before my batch, which also looks pretty amazing
It's really interesting that every one of them is so unique all the way. I love that we have a few marblewood RSM owners now all looking totally one of a kind. At the same time, I would probably even believe if someone told me these were all different woods, probably becaue of the color variation.
Were they all done with same type of finish cappy?
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