Sharing Build Ideas For Mods

[miatafrank]

I finally got these up at vimeo, so let's try this again.

Here's part 1

and here's part 2

Hope it's helpful to some of you.

[Brian]

Great stuff Frank! Thanks!

[bzeisman]

neat stuff

so what the selling price of the "Nickle Mod"? can you make it with a 901 connector?

[miatafrank]

neat stuff

so what the selling price of the "Nickle Mod"? can you make it with a 901 connector?

"Nickle Mod", I like that....hahaha. The real point to making your own mods is that you can use any connector you like, any battery you like, and so on. I will be very honest with you about the "Nickel Mod", it's going to be very big and bulky. I have greatly sacrificed comfort for long battery life, and so I can't say that it's going to be a mod that I want to carry around with me everywhere I go. That being said, there are still quite a number of valad reasons for me to want to build this mod though. First of all, it's always easier to work in larger spaces to prove out ideas and concepts before scaling the size down. That's what I was saying at the end if the video, smaller flashlights and smaller batteries would make smaller and more practicle mods. I also wanted to share my findings on conductive epoxy and how useful it really is. These concepts also allow for a very neat and tidy layout inside the box, and be well built and reliable. It was never my intention to start building and selling mods on a large scale, I'm smply sharing ideas.