This will be very nice for RBA fans...

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I use a small block of wood with a few small holes in it , aint pretty but gets the job done .

I was thinking, with a nice piece of wood, a 510 wired connection, a small AA battery box, push button and a resistance checker fron madvapes, a bit of solder and some polyurethane you could make a nice rba rebuild stand/resistance checker without spending a bunch of money.

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http://www.madvapes.com/ohm-meter-display-and-control-board.html
http://www.madvapes.com/prewired-510-battery-connector-sealed-1.html
http://www.madvapes.com/5-blue-button-switch.html
http://www.madvapes.com/bridgeless-510-atomizer-2-ohms.html
 
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I made something like this yesterday! Haha

I had an unusable 510 connector that I screwed up on a soldering job. I took a small block of wood and drilled a hole a little smaller than the connector and pushed it in. Flipped over the block and filled the hole with epoxy. I don't have my rebuildable atty yet but when I do I will be ready.
 
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I was thinking, with a nice piece of wood, a 510 wired connection, a small AA battery box, push button and a resistance checker fron MadVapes, a bit of solder and some polyurethane you could make a nice RBA rebuild stand/resistance checker without spending a bunch of money.

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Ohm Meter Display and Control Board
Prewired 510 Battery Connector, Sealed
.5" Blue Button Switch
Black 2xAA Battery Box with On/Off Switch

That is actually not a bad idea! let us know howit turns out if you decide to build it :)
 

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These are really good ideas and the nice thing about this is not only functional but can be done cheep .

after posting this got to thinking you could also put a connector of some kind on the piece of wood to plug a volt meter into and save a little bit more, this could be made for next to nothing .
 
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