[alongtimeago]

Hey everyone,

I recently picked up a Benofkent props 3D printed trap kit and I am looking into a kit to make it smoke. Any idea where I can get one or how I can make that happen? I'm new to trap/pack building so please pardon my "newbie" question!

Thank you in advance for your help!!

[Chris Brewin]

Countspatula has done a PHENOMENAL job building a smoking, sound making, light-up trap; he's even been interviewd by Tested about it: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z6KmX_poEV8&t=169s

Shoot him a message and he should be happy to help you out with adding E-Cig components to your build.

[countspatula]

Hey everyone,

I recently picked up a Benofkent props 3D printed trap kit and I am looking into a kit to make it smoke. Any idea where I can get one or how I can make that happen? I'm new to trap/pack building so please pardon my "newbie" question!

Thank you in advance for your help!!

I'll be releasing info on the smoke setup shortly, within a week or so, waiting on some parts.

[di8799]

Look up fincher technologies as well Charles is an awesome guy and he will be happy to help you with his stuff he already has.

[damster117]

It's really quite simple to make one of these yourself. all you need is the following

1. Ecig of the cartomizer type

• Aquarium air pump

• 6v battery pack

• Nylon air line tubing

• Vacuum blanking caps 7MM 1/4 INCH

It's an easy job to solder power to the pump and ecig, then connect the air hose to blow air into the ecig (using a vacuum cap with a hole drilled through it as a coupler to join the hose to the ecig body). I got all these parts very cheaply from ebay, and I think there is a tutorial on here somewhere to follow if you get stuck.

Hope that helps

[xoff00]

So you're using the vaccum cap (never heard of that before!) to fit over drip tip to make a good seal? Good idea!

[damster117]

No it goes in the other end where the battery would normally screw in. It's a good friction fit and allows you to plug the air line into the ecig.

I can take no credit for the idea as it wasn't me that came up with it. I just saw one built on here and cobbled together the bits to make my own It's quite straightforward if you can solder.

[xoff00]

Ah, makes sense. Thanks!

[davidhalo]

Not sure if it helps any but I followed this tutorial : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2SMnJCYrAaQ

Cheap and simple and you can hook it up to a switch !