So, I’m actually not asking for actual vaping use, but rather for use as a ‘special effect’ of sorts, meaning I wanna make an object produce the smoke on its own. Which, in turn, means I needn’t make it nicely flavored or anything such and thus it’d be quite a shame to use finely-prepped, nicotine-conmtaining liquid whose only use is to be watched dissipating.
So, what kind of ideas would you guys employ for what’s basically an unmanned chimney?
You got it wrong, this is not the customization corner, this is the DIY corner and a little Google Fu will take you a long way. I did my part and posted battery operated devices for you which i found in 3 seconds by the way by googling…
Sorry, sorry, this came off wrong. I didn’t mean any disrespect.
Truth is, 30 minutes ago I thought fog machines run on dry ice, so I didn’t think to look that way anyway.
But, I’m big on the DIY bit, on every field. I wouldn’t bother with this if not for that element. And I figured, this was the place for just that, so I was disapointed facing ‘it’s been done and on sale’, cause that’s not what DIY is all about.
Usually, with some of your replies, I wonder if you got out of the wrong side of the bed, but this time your reply was unusually restrained. Are you ok?
@Curious_Cappybara you could modify a vape device but it would autoshutoff after max 10 seconds. It would also be about $50 minimum. For liquid you could use pure VG …notice the FOG juice is Glycerin …probably not best for vaping. We use a purer source. Using a bottom airflow atomizer you could blow in instead of inhaling and generate fog …for 10 seconds. Maybe just some plastic tubing and duct tape. Sounds a little risky to make a battery sourced generator but it could happen …no pics? …it didn’t happen