Show Off Your Stabwoods Thread

[Fidola13]

So gorgeous! I love mine, and sometimes I think I spent too much... but I know for a fact I’d have regretted not getting 100x as much.

I sometimes feel the same way but then I look at the mods and just get a real enjoyment from them.

I often will defend it to myself by saying I have no other hobbies or travel or go to the theater or out to dinner so it all evens out. Which it really does but I shouldn’t have to feel badly I like them bottom line.

 

[Doffy]

I sometimes feel the same way but then I look at the mods and just get a real enjoyment from them.

I often will defend it to myself by saying I have no other hobbies or travel or go to the theater or out to dinner so it all evens out. Which it really does but I shouldn’t have to feel badly I like them bottom line.

compared to 50 grams of tobacco a day, for me. My mod pictured above is about 6 days smoking

 

[DeloresRose]

compared to 50 grams of tobacco a day, for me. My mod pictured above is about 6 days smoking

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My VA was less than 2 months of smoking. A bargain, if you think of it that way!

 

[badinfluence357]

Check the beginning of the thread for different products to use to achieve particular results you may want.

The unfinished wood is the reason it sells so cheaply when compared to other stabwood mods. And it’s the reason that the 1st several pages go into detail as to how to polish it or put a clear coat finish on it ourselves.

It’s not like Asmodus doesn’t know how to do a beautiful finish. I have the Minikin Boost Kodama and Silvanusa who’s finishes are just as gorgeous as a vicious ants or some other custom mod.

I guess they wanted to keep the price low on these models and the real expense is the hours upon hours of sanding then applying layer after layers of clear coat.

Here are the high end Asmodus with beautiful finishes:

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I have the one in the middle with the ultroner logo instead of the asmodus. The mod cracked and I would like to repair it because its a reliable 26650 mod. Have had it for years and it always fires and turns on, even after being dropped a few times in my sleep...

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[Fidola13]

I have the one in the middle with the ultroner logo instead of the asmodus. The mod cracked and I would like to repair it because its a reliable 26650 mod. Have had it for years and it always fires and turns on, even after being dropped a few times in my sleep...

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oh I’d be devastated if I dropped one of my stabwoods especially the more expensive ones like yours.

I do use them in my rotation every day but they never leave the house. I won’t even bring them on my yard where there’s a concrete patio.

I wonder if some wood fill would work. Unless your good at woodworking maybe there’s a local wood restorer in your area that can fix that crack so it doesn’t get bigger.

Which model is that? Minikin Boost Kodama Or Silvanusa?

 

[AngeNZ]

My babies:

 

[Doffy]

(DogMan is my usual forum name, but someone joined ECF before me to make 3 or 4 posts then vanish)

 

[Doffy]

oh, and i believe it was here that there was some drooling over red willow burl, that almost didn't make it?

 

[Daniel Forsyth]

(DogMan is my usual forum name, but someone joined ECF before me to make 3 or 4 posts then vanish)

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Looks Bloody Fantastic, Dogman

 

[Vinnybagodoughnuts]

From what I know about stabilized wood you shouldn't have to worry about the cracks opening up. It's moisture that causes cracks to open up and the wood is sealed against moisture.

Stabilized wood is not sealed against moisture.The process only injects resin into the mold filling large voids in the wood.The wood itself is still porous and should be oiled and sealed for protection.

 

[Daniel Forsyth]

Stabilized wood is not sealed against moisture.The process only injects resin into the mold filling large voids in the wood.The wood itself is still porous and should be oiled and sealed for protection.

It does depend on which mod you get. Some stabwood mods come already oiled and sealed for extra protection and extra prettiness

 

[Daniel Forsyth]

The New Asmodus Wood

My Purple Luscious Lustro

 

[Fidola13]

The New Asmodus Wood
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My Purple Luscious Lustro

Gorgeous! Just need a quick polish for a bit of shiny to bring out those purple!!! Check out the beginning of this thread for different methods of getting that.

 

[Daniel Forsyth]

Gorgeous! Just need a quick polish for a bit of shiny to bring out those purple!!! Check out the beginning of this thread for different methods of getting that.

It Definitely doesn't need a polish of any kind
Maybe a picture with a bit more light and a better camera but no polishing that's for sure

My Lustro Wood is Very Shiny

 

[Fidola13]

It Definitely doesn't need a polish of any kind
Maybe a picture with a bit more light and a better camera but no polishing that's for sure

My Lustro Wood is Very Shiny

lol!!! Take a pic in some sunlight that usually shows the shine better. You probably already know that a quick wipe down w mineral oil occasionally or Howard’s Feed & Wax keep the wood in good condition. If you already know this ignore me lol! But it could help a new stabwood owner.

The purple has such depth to it. It’s really beautiful.

I’m still looking for another EOS 2 but I can’t find any except at stabwood mods U.K. but they’re the same colors I already have. I’d like to find a blue one. Maybe I’ll post a want in classies!!

 

[Daniel Forsyth]

lol!!! Take a pic in some sunlight that usually shows the shine better. You probably already know that a quick wipe down w mineral oil occasionally or Howard’s Feed & Wax keep the wood in good condition. If you already know this ignore me lol! But it could help a new stabwood owner.

The purple has such depth to it. It’s really beautiful.

I’m still looking for another EOS 2 but I can’t find any except at stabwood mods U.K. but they’re the same colors I already have. I’d like to find a blue one. Maybe I’ll post a want in classies!!

lol!!! Good tip for new stabwood owners there
I already have quite a few though so I'm not a new stabwood owner and don't need any tips, thanks for trying anyway
Feel free to come over to Australia and you can see the Shiny on my Luscious Lustro

Good luck finding yourself another EOS 2!!

 

[Fidola13]

And in today’s rotation is the VA Knight with a Kelpie RTA. It’s probably my favorite stabwood mod of them all. I’m in love with it lol!!!

 

[Anise]

Its beautiful!!

 

[Anise]

lol!!! Take a pic in some sunlight that usually shows the shine better. You probably already know that a quick wipe down w mineral oil occasionally or Howard’s Feed & Wax keep the wood in good condition. If you already know this ignore me lol! But it could help a new stabwood owner.

The purple has such depth to it. It’s really beautiful.

I’m still looking for another EOS 2 but I can’t find any except at stabwood mods U.K. but they’re the same colors I already have. I’d like to find a blue one. Maybe I’ll post a want in classies!!

I just recently got a luna, an Orion and 3 other vapes that are supposed to be stabwood. Your tip helped me a lot as a first time stabwood owner.
I'm curious though. Would it hurt my three questionable vapes to treat them even if it turns out they aren't stabwood? I'm going on the assumption that if they advertised as stabwood then they are stabwood so I figure I should treat them just in case.

 

[Fidola13]

I just recently got a luna, an Orion and 3 other vapes that are supposed to be stabwood. Your tip helped me a lot as a first time stabwood owner.
I'm curious though. Would it hurt my three questionable vapes to treat them even if it turns out they aren't stabwood? I'm going on the assumption that if they advertised as stabwood then they are stabwood so I figure I should treat them just in case.

As long as they’re wood they should be treated with the same products.