Hey guys so this is my work in progress the No Glo. Uses about 9-15w using a 3d printer heater cartridge and is happy as a clam staying on 24/7. I've been working on these for about a year and half. They will come in 18mm injector, 18mm reverse injector,14mm reverse, and log style of all of the above. If you have any questions feel free to ask. I got about 6 of the 18mm reverse that will soon be ready to see the world.
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Hey guys so this is my work in progress the No Glo. Uses about 9-15w using a 3d printer heater cartridge and is happy as a clam staying on 24/7. I've been working on these for about a year and half. They will come in 18mm injector, 18mm reverse injector,14mm reverse, and log style of all of the above. If you have any questions feel free to ask. I got about 6 of the 18mm reverse that will soon be ready to see the world.
Razhumikin
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How cool! What is the material the cartridge heater is made of? It looks like there are balls around the heater, what are those made of? Nice work!
HighVapeEnthusiast
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Hi,
nice little solution!
But I would recommend to replace the red wire over long time.
This insulation gets a really terrible look by working with it after a fiew weeks.
It looks like bits coming off then.
Even it reaaly doesn’t smell good, right?
But like I said, nice little peace!
nice little solution!
But I would recommend to replace the red wire over long time.
This insulation gets a really terrible look by working with it after a fiew weeks.
It looks like bits coming off then.
Even it reaaly doesn’t smell good, right?
But like I said, nice little peace!
The cartridges are a resistive wire encased in a magnesium oxide ceramic inside of a steel case. In that one I have 4mm rubies 3mm boro and 1.75mm cz. But I'll likely be sending out with either cz or boro.
Yeah I'm not a big fan of the red wires. All the versions I'll be selling will be white silicone wires. The red is actually pretty resilient, that one is a few months old and doesn't show much wear. Definitely no stank to it. But yeah fiberglass won't be in the commercial units. I'll also like dock the wires a good bit and heat shrink what remains.Hi,
nice little solution!
But I would recommend to replace the red wire over long time.
This insulation gets a really terrible look by working with it after a fiew weeks.
It looks like bits coming off then.
Even it reaaly doesn’t smell good, right?
But like I said, nice little peace!