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That is one of the problem I am trying to figure out now currently. I've been trying to contact local vape owners to see if they can get them. I've found a lot of vtwo mini units in aliexpress though. It is in fact meant as a permanent modification to the evic mini (same way as the tubo evic)...

Main cause seems to be that the air intake concept had too narrow of a path. I modified it so it is now the same as the original airpath. I'm pretty sure quartz is more fragile, I am using alumina ceramic.

Okay, I finally got something going on with the new prototype. I did away with the complex air intake, I'm guessing the air paths were too narrow. Modified the pieces and now the airflow path is the same as the simpler air path of the first prototype in the video. I even combusted a bit while...

Hi, haven't updated my progress for this in a while and I am now paying the price for it haha. Let me explain as I am in deep need for valuable input for this project. I jumped the gun and order 1 sample set of parts I have designed. Here is a clip(drop box link) and set of images of the 1st...

Hi guys, things have been going slow. Regarding the issues brought up about the 510 connection, I will be eliminating it and have the heater directly connected via wires to the VTC mini. And regards to the battery door, I have ideas and alternatives on how to place the other elements in a way...

Can I use the stock charger that comes with the fury 2 on a 220v socket? @HealthyRips.com

Since the design of the heater will be open source, can anyone give me insight on how this type of heater module geometry and material would perform if attached to a 510 mod using the mytubo or arcticfox firmware? :)

Hi, I have a question regarding coils and atomizers that I always felt shy to ask about. What are the main differences of the existing coils for e-cig and the DIY coils that are made for dry herb and why cant you use the e-cig coils for on-demand dry herb vaping? Thanks in advance :)

I still haven't thought about how the 510 connection at the top would attach to the wires that will crawl down to the bottom of the heating chamber. As @oddjobold said, if I screw the wires on the 510 I'm going to have to screw/unscrew it every time i'm going to replace the battery on the VTC...

I'm liking the idea of building around a DNA chip. It would offer more creative freedom in terms of designing for pocketability. What would be the best version to get budget wise?

Could you kindly explain what you mean by 'purpose built SBS mod that has a 510 wider than normal to be able to take splinter and iheeat'. I cant seem to picture what you are trying to say. My bad sorry

I just viewed the cuboid and I think it would be a better fit for my design. Aside from bottom loading batteries. It also has the 510 connection away from the hit button. Damn, wish I could refund the VTC mini haha

Thank you. Yes I agree with the screwing/unscrewing part, I failed to think about that one. Maybe I can design a connection that would allow me to just slide the mod in and out of the sleeve. Or something with magnets. Sadly I already paid for the VTC mini and i don't think that shop has the...

So the goal is to create a side loaded attachment on a mod for dry herbs like the Tubo Evic. It emphasizes on a compact form factor to be used in a country where cannabis is illegal. I have made quick 3d models for an evic VTC mini. Would appreciate the help by getting early feedback on the...

Thanks for filling me in! I'll be reading through the pages in this thread to have an idea on how I should start on my own DIY.

Sorry but i'm still not familiar with the terms. What do you mean by power mode and TC mode? I'm guessing power mode is like unregulated Milaana mode and TC mode is set at chosen temp mode? Thanks for the response :)

I'm interested in starting my own DIY and have started looking into mods available here at the local shop where I live in. They have the Evic VTC mini 60w, just want to confirm if 60w is okay? Because I know vapes like the Tubo Evic use the 75w mod. Thank you