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I need to convert an Aeolus to bf, it's my been daily vape for a long time. I am spoiled to it's great flavor. Problem is the pos. pin is very narrow and I'm always leery cutting channels in the insulator. I may have to play around with other bases that fit the Aeolus barrel, I have a Stumpy I might can get to work with thicker orings.
Nope, too small. Just tried it on the Petri and my lips touch the top cap. I thought the heat sink looking thing was part of the driptip, didn't really look at it till now. But it's some kind of anti spit back thing that is part of the barrel. Stupid, restricts airflow. Guess it's supposed to be a mtl dripper lol.
Oh yeah, I zoomed in on the center post, it shows additional holes below to hole for the wire(s). The 22 mm seems to be BF too, and it shows those BF holes in the positive post better. https://m.fasttech.com/p/4442100
That way will work with larger pins, but some are small and one would need surgeon like skills with the dremel to cut a slot in them. And the looks of that would bother me. Yeah, no will see it or know, except me and it would bug me every time I looked at that hack job. If that is my only option on converting a dripper, I will convert a different one.
Have an issue with this unit. The fire button was feeling a little notchy or gritty and was getting an intermittent no fire when button pushed. Looking at it I could see that the contact screw did not look square to the delrin button. Pulled it apart and it was was either cross threaded when assembled or the threaded hole in the delrin button is slightly off center bore axis. If I had metric taps could probably clean up and square the threads. But for now it's down until/if I can get a replacement button. Dre, could you see if they could toss in an extra plastic fire button on the next shipment?
edit - pretty sure now that the female thread axis is slightly out of square to the sides of the button shaft. Got the threads cleaned up to working after a fashion, but the further in the screw goes the more you can see angle or tilt of the screw head. The hole appears centered in the shaft. I'm attempting to square it up by keeping the screw head 90 degrees to the shaft while screwing it in, but the material is just hard enough to make that difficult. If I had the correct tap I could probably make it usable.
edit - pretty sure now that the female thread axis is slightly out of square to the sides of the button shaft. Got the threads cleaned up to working after a fashion, but the further in the screw goes the more you can see angle or tilt of the screw head. The hole appears centered in the shaft. I'm attempting to square it up by keeping the screw head 90 degrees to the shaft while screwing it in, but the material is just hard enough to make that difficult. If I had the correct tap I could probably make it usable.
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There is one feature about this mod that makes it truly different than some of the "boutique" mods I have seen- the battery goes in from the bottom and can be tightened up, ensuring solid current flow. This is worlds better than the battery just dropping in from above. It's a pretty kickass design. 
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I'll get in on this!
they have them on thingaverse so I bet they're being mass produced somewhere.