Where can I get a tool to hold my atomizer while I build it?

[jimkipila]

I'm looking for what I thought was called a "third hand mini" but can't did it anywhere. It was a tool that had a base, a bendable arm, and a clamp at the end in which I'd use to hold my attys to rebuild them and have more sturdiness while building/rebuilding. Building on my mod has become obnoxious when I need both of my hands. Does anyone have something like this? What do you use to hold your atty while rebuilding?


Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

 

[Vaslovik]

I have just the thing for you, and it has other very useful functions too, like showing the charge left in your battery and checking the resistance of your build:

 

[fantellie]

I use the 510 connector on my ohm meter, on a flat non-slippery surface. It's steady enough & is exactly where I need it when I come to check the resistance.

edit : argh, ninja'd Mine is as above but does not have a battery checker

 

[fantellie]

I can't post links yet, so can't show you the results, but if you do a search on Amazon for "3rd hand" it brings up quite a few that are more along the lines you describe.

 

[prek2phd]

I went to Home Depot a picked up a 4 inch circle of wooden decorative trim for $2. I drilled a 5/16" hole in the center and used my atty to 'cut' the threads into the wood. It works like a champ.

 

[LiveL0NGandVAP0R]

I use an ohm meter also. That wood idea sounds like a great alternative

 

[JackInCali]

I went to Home Depot a picked up a 4 inch circle of wooden decorative trim for $2. I drilled a 5/16" hole in the center and used my atty to 'cut' the threads into the wood. It works like a champ.

I did something very similar! Was thickening about getting some 510 connector rings, still out holes in a board and tap them in snug. Would be able to screw the attys in tight to work off of.