18350 poke-ball vape mod (unregulated mosfet)

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This model is part of a few models mostly vape related I'm releasing to the public from my data vaults most are a few years old and some are mostly just usable as assets, check my profile for other designs that may be of interest in the next few days. If you appreciate the designs I upload please consider leaving a tip via thingiverse. A lot of time goes into some of my designs, and a lot more goes into the designs that never quite made it to thingiverse. I was originally planning to take the design to the next level with dna30/dna40 chips(at the time that was deeecent) but never did. I only ended up making one of these poke-balls which I gave away as a prize in a Extra-Life Charity campaign, (ps if the dude who has it sees this has it survived till now?). Needless to say I don't remember a whole lot about the build anymore, but this is just a basic 3034 mosfet box mod wired in parallel, you can find plenty of tutorials with a quick search. Bear in mind that 18350s have painfully low continuous discharge ratings and even wired in parallel with the best batteries you can get won't be enough to power a lot of atomizers safely or for long periods of times. Its a special desk vape not a every day carry. Basic parts: 1x 3034 mosfet 4x Keystone Battery contacts - Digikey number 36-1017-1-ND 1x 16mm push button 1x 510 connection 1x 15-20mm m2 screw 2x 6mm magnets misc wire & hot glue / epoxy Print consistent of 5 parts + a stand, two inner hinge portions and two shells to make the case and a battery tray you epoxy or hot glue in place once wired. The fire button I recommend you epoxy/super glue to the top half, and wrap a zip-tie through the mount to secure. It was designed to require minimal to no supports on most printers. Small stand is included since its not terribly well balanced.