Repurposing an old Think Vape 167

[Dissone]

Hi all,
I have a well used Think Vape 167 DNA mod that cosmetically has seen better days but functions perfectly.
Is there a diy kit of some description that I can buy off the shelf to reuse the board etc and give me a usable mod?
I had a quick glance at Stealthvape but wasn’t certain what I would need.
Skills wise I have no ability to machine anything but can handle a bit of soldering and assembly work.
Any suggestions?

 

[shale84]

3d printed enclosure,or something like this,got some stabwood mech mod and changed it a bit

 

[shale84]

Not the best ever but can fit 21700

 

[shale84]

and some of the 3D printed enclosures

https://www.thingiverse.com/search?q=dna200&type=things&sort=relevant

 

[Dissone]

Thanks for the reply.
I’m liking the look of the Stabwood ones. Do you know where to get them from?
Ideally I want to keep to dual 18650’s, so think I would need a replacement battery sled as mine looks to be part of the mod. Not sure if my 510 can be reused as I haven’t tried to get it out?
What about replacement buttons?

 

[shale84]

Buttons can be printed or bought,round ones are better as it's easy to drill holes than file squares,
I'll check can the dual 18650 sled can fit alongside the board

 

[Dissone]

Round buttons would suit me fine. I have no means nor knowledge of 3d printing so am ideally after off the shelf items.

 

[shale84]

I've got few of these as a payment,but they cant fit 2 of the 18650 unfortunately.
I do have a 3d printer and I made myself a few mods as well,if you are thinking of going this route I could print you something and charge you just material and postage,

 

[Dissone]

Thanks for coming back to me. I definitely need to be able to fit be 2 batteries. Ideally I would like a stabwood enclosure as in the top pic of your last post. Is this possible?

 

[Dissone]

Just to clarify that I realise the stabwood enclosure pictured won’t accommodate 2 18650’s, but wondered if printing it is possible (showing my lack of understanding 3d printing)?