510 spanners

[Dadaran]

Hi all,
For some reason I am finding it hard to locate where I could get hold of some spanners for 510 like in the image below. In the video this was grabbed from it made whipping out the 510 really easy because of the shape and size. Obviously not searching with the right term. I am sure it is something obvious, apologies for being thick!

 

[Dadaran]

It is the size and shape of the spanner handles that I can not find. Anyone?

 

[mannikon]

Could be wrong but seem to remember @city461 posting about 510 spanners recently?

 

[Dadaran]

Thank you @mannikon any advice from @city461 most greatfully recieved . Do not know why I am finding it so problematic to work this out. Will try and hunt down the thread as well.

 

[mannikon]

Thank you @mannikon any advice from @city461 most greatfully recieved . Do not know why I am finding it so problematic to work this out. Will try and hunt down the thread as well.

It was a different style of spanner
https://www.planetofthevapes.co.uk/forums/posts/1569510/
Sorry

 

[jock1092]

I've been using thin pliers and a fat daddy 510 tool, then locking it with epoxy

Seems to be the most longer term solution I've found and if your light on the epoxy it can be cracked off if needed

 

[Tubbyengineer]

Hi all,
For some reason I am finding it hard to locate where I could get hold of some spanners for 510 like in the image below. In the video this was grabbed from it made whipping out the 510 really easy because of the shape and size. Obviously not searching with the right term. I am sure it is something obvious, apologies for being thick!
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That looks like it was 3D printed, probably specifically for the Gloom mod. Your best bet is probably a socket of the appropriate size...

 

[BULLDOG1964]

you could try looking on ebay at clock makers tools you never no its worth a look ...............

 

[Dadaran]

It was a different style of spanner
https://www.planetofthevapes.co.uk/forums/posts/1569510/
Sorry

No worries, thanks for looking. Amazing how something so simple is so elusive!

 

[Dadaran]

I've been using thin pliers and a fat daddy 510 tool, then locking it with epoxy

Seems to be the most longer term solution I've found and if your light on the epoxy it can be cracked off if needed

Cheers @jock1092