Red Sky Mods
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It's the Macassar Ebony with Box Elder ends... the one with the unicorn engraved.
Morning Airborn, morning everyone. Too early for work! Too early for everything.
Ahoy and good morning all. Working on a second cup o' coffee, planning my day today.
I may have something to show off by the end of the day, at least enough to show what I've been doing for the last week and a half. Hopefully the countless hours of designing, programming, testing and tweaking will produce some models that are well received by everyone. I initially had 6 models I wanted to upgrade and was driving myself mad trying to do them all at once until I realized that several were just variations of each other. I've consolidated them into 3 basic models that should please most of the vaping community looking for a wood PV while also making my life and construction easier than it has been.
More later, back to work I go now, have a great day! Arrrr
I may have something to show off by the end of the day, at least enough to show what I've been doing for the last week and a half. Hopefully the countless hours of designing, programming, testing and tweaking will produce some models that are well received by everyone. I initially had 6 models I wanted to upgrade and was driving myself mad trying to do them all at once until I realized that several were just variations of each other. I've consolidated them into 3 basic models that should please most of the vaping community looking for a wood PV while also making my life and construction easier than it has been.
More later, back to work I go now, have a great day! Arrrr
Arrrr, I did not get as far as I had hoped today but I will let you take a sneak peak at the final layout for the Mark-7 Destroyer.
The parts that are in it are just ones I use for test fitting everything. So far it looks good and I believe I have solved all but one part of the process. The box in the picture has not been edged round so still has a square look.
The final size of the destroyer looks like it shall be 2" x 1" and 4.75" tall, very comfortable in the hand.
I made it tall enough to inset much of the tank and it should be very difficult now to damage or break off a tank unless you wreck the hole box. As you can see I could lower the tank another inch but then the fire switch would be in the middle of the box.
There is a 1 1/2" tank in there for the picture.
The parts that are in it are just ones I use for test fitting everything. So far it looks good and I believe I have solved all but one part of the process. The box in the picture has not been edged round so still has a square look.
The final size of the destroyer looks like it shall be 2" x 1" and 4.75" tall, very comfortable in the hand.
I made it tall enough to inset much of the tank and it should be very difficult now to damage or break off a tank unless you wreck the hole box. As you can see I could lower the tank another inch but then the fire switch would be in the middle of the box.
There is a 1 1/2" tank in there for the picture.
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