shot in the dark... cad files for 510 connector?

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maybe not a cad file, just a diagram perhaps? I'm about to start machining some custom connectors/drip wells out of stainless and I'm collecting info. It's surprisingly hard to get things like depth to center pin, etc, without just going trial and error. I figured I'd ask and see if anyone has diagramed out a 510 connector and has the dimensions for the depth of 'air gap' in the barrel, depth of the threaded portion, depth to the center pin, etc. I have diameters but if they're on the diagram/file I won't complain ;)

if no one has them I'll eventually post them up. I'm eventually going to be putting a number of CAD files out there for the community if they're interested in machining their own cases and/or having them printed at a 3d printing shop.
 

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maybe not a cad file, just a diagram perhaps? I'm about to start machining some custom connectors/drip wells out of stainless and I'm collecting info. It's surprisingly hard to get things like depth to center pin, etc, without just going trial and error. I figured I'd ask and see if anyone has diagramed out a 510 connector and has the dimensions for the depth of 'air gap' in the barrel, depth of the threaded portion, depth to the center pin, etc. I have diameters but if they're on the diagram/file I won't complain ;)

if no one has them I'll eventually post them up. I'm eventually going to be putting a number of CAD files out there for the community if they're interested in machining their own cases and/or having them printed at a 3d printing shop.

Here is a schematics for the GTUS connector, its not a traditonal 510 connector but it gives you the height of the threads, and overall length of the 510 connecton. I use a 3/16OD x 1/4"L nylon insert to isolate the center post, the internals will be different on the standard 510. But it gives you a couple more pieces to the puzzle.

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nice. gonna have to eyeball that a while to get exactly what I'm lookin at, some of the lines aren't making sense right off the bat, but that's me being a tard not your diagram ;) gonna look up that thing you're sayin it's a diagram for, see if I can compare it to a real object to figure out exactly what I'm staring at.
 

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nice. gonna have to eyeball that a while to get exactly what I'm lookin at, some of the lines aren't making sense right off the bat, but that's me being a tard not your diagram ;) gonna look up that thing you're sayin it's a diagram for, see if I can compare it to a real object to figure out exactly what I'm staring at.

LOL, here this help?

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The small floating disc represent threading.
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no rush man, I think I can figure it out just by doing a little trial and error. I don't have the CNC yet but I've got the lathe so I can turn down some parts and bore em out to do the exact measurements. Delrin is cheap and I've got a ton of random aluminum bits and bobs I can cut down for mockup purposes. ;)

I appreciate the posts though, seriously... I've got a number of projects in my queue for building, the current mod is my first project, DNA powered 510 box with integrated battery. After that I've got plans for a built in rebuildable bottom feeder mod with a DNA board, an epipe with inductive charging and an 'ashtray' cradle, then I'll be working on specialized tanks, rebuildable 510 atties and a rebuildable bottom feeder that you can screw into a tube mod. ;)

Hopefully I can put some pet project pics up soon, still getting the hang of autodesk inventor and tryin to decide if I really wanna go with the big fancy stainless steel switches or if i wanna shrink my form factor down some and use some smaller switches and pots. Right now my components take up almost as much room as my batteries!
 
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