I really have no idea why noone is making these. I know sisco made a few kits for forum users on another forum. Seems incredibly simple a piece that screws between both sides of the screwdriver that allows addition of another battery.
Why has noone made/ carry a 6V screwdriver converstion kit
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Thescott made and sold an SD extender. Not designed for 6 volt vaping, but for use of an 18650 battery. Some people have used two 3 volt CR123s with it though, but that would be at your own risk (the scott does not recommend it). See it here:
http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/fo...forum/180129-thailand-mods-2.html#post3188548
And here: SD 18650 extension - UK Vapers
http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/fo...forum/180129-thailand-mods-2.html#post3188548
And here: SD 18650 extension - UK Vapers
Looks like he may only be selling to the UK. the screwdriver is all mechanical so I don't understand why there would be a problem with popping 6v in to it. I may just make my own.
I've seen others make Screwdriver extensions as well, not that they sell them, just seen people make posts about them. I don't think there's anything wrong with stacking batts if you know what you're doing. For an unregulated mod, there's really only one viable configuration and thats with two LiFePO4 cells and those are safer than regular cells. You would not want to stack a couple regular ICO cells. The voltage is too high for anything other than a high resistance atomizer and you'd probably hit the battery's over-current protection with a standard resistance atty, if you could take the heat. The other thing you can do with an extension is run an 18650 which more than doubles the run time. I just don't see any real reason to be against an extension.
For me the screwdriver 18350 battery life works fine. I get over a day out of one. I was hoping to make a 6v screwdriver with maybe 2 123s
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