I'm new and am looking for inspiration. Post your DIY stations!
http://imgur.com/4qWMeZN ...my first post.. Woo Hoo... I'm a lurker, and I'm gaining knowledge before I post. I have to say this place is very friendly. I love the input from this site. hope the picture is viewable. if not any help would be appreciated
I need a magnifying glass for the pic bro. but I'm glad you find us friendly!!....UNTIL WE RIP OUT YOUR HEA....I mean. Welcome buddy :)
Where did you get that stand? I need something like this! All of my flavors are just sitting in a plastic box.
Where did you get that acrylic stand from?
Very Nice set up for a beginner (I'm assuming your fairly new too it)
hell its a damn nice set up for most of these non beginners. I would call some people out but I'm not gonna be that guy ;)
HAHA it's all fun!
Ive been vaping for nearly a year, and fed up with paying high prices for so called premium juice, so.. let the diy commence..
I would, but it's just paper towel on the counter with whatever ingredients and syringes I'm mixing with. Then all the supplies get washed and thrown into a box. :/
Here's my shitty setup - my wallet hates you fuckers BTW. http://imgur.com/dqAUaSb
That is a badass looking stir plate. I have a feeling my wallet will be hurting after getting deep into this hobby
It's all paid for itself by selling juice. Big initial investment but worked out in the long run.
What scale is this?
http://www.amazon.com/Ohaus-Portable-Electronic-Capacity-Readability/dp/B0051W7YJC Bought it at a home brew store used for 100 connects to yiur pc and stuff. Not sure what I would use that for but still cool.
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My portable DIY-Case: http://imgur.com/a/7Kscj
I saw this posted he other day and still think it looks so awesome. Any specific need for the ultra portability?
My not so portable mixing station:
http://imgur.com/U4r7ZSc
I keep everything packed up and in the top of the closet.
And... my OCD kicked in the other day and got all of my flavors organized: http://m.imgur.com/74BAAgb
Awesome! I like the use of packing peanuts to keep things organized
http://imgur.com/mZENv2P This has worked well for me.
I'm curious. Even with that collection; how often do you have the thought 'shit, I'm missing that one flavor for my recipe'?
Not very often anymore...when I started diy in 2013 it was an everyday occurrence. Every recipe I came across or tried to come up with was always short 1 or two Flavors. Drove me bat shit crazy....then I decided to stop trying every new flavor combo that was supposedly the next big thing and focused on my flavor profile, what I liked..that's when I learned simple was better. Find a strawberry you like and enhance it with a touch of lemon...its a not strawberry lemonade, but a bright strawberry or whatever main flavor you choose. Standalone favors with just a few enhancers are very underrated. I learned to stop adding a drop of this and that to everything and totally fucking it up..although I do have several very complex recipes. Oops sorry a little more than you asked for I will shut up now
What the hell, why not....my humble lab
All the rest of the flavors in the mini fridge
Here's mine after smashing the hell out of it tonight.
http://i.imgur.com/157jlE4.jpg
Not anything special. Just an airtight box on the table. Whatever works, righr?
I might as well join the fun.All alphabetical and stuff. First is ready to mix(almost). Second is ready to be discreetly hid away in dark closet. Third is, well, just showing off our handiwork backsplash from a couple weekends ago.
http://imgur.com/a/YH9ZW
I like how everything can be put back away neatly. My SO would appreciate this versus assigning a designated area. Also, great work on the back splash!