Plenty of disposable vapes are built with the charging port on the bottom. This led to awkwardness for me when re-charging them, as they tend to fall over easily. My solution was craft sticks, hot-glue, and ingenuity. Presenting: the vape-charging station Mk. I and Mk. II.
Mk. I Station (obsolete)
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The start of the project. I used clear tacky glue and craft sticks to form the foundation.
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Drying the tacky glue. The little hole is for the USB-C cord to run through.
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A little ledge for larger vapes.
Mk. II Station
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The foundation of the charging station. I added extra reinforcement with chunks of popsicle sticks.
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Getting ready to finish the foundation. Before I sealed it up, I inserted a balloon paper-weight ring to prevent toppling.
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My polished (Jasper?) stone pitching in on the project. It weighed down the side as I hot-glued it.
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Now that the foundation is finished, I began working on the top level of the charging station.
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A little engraving. Just testing out my Dremel's engraving bit.
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Two 5g disposables charging. The Mk. II features two holes for simultaneous charging.
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The Mk. II sitting next to its smaller sibling.
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I used thin sheets of cardboard to prevent objects from falling off. The station is sturdy enough to hold my electronic duster.
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After much procrastination, I installed a loop so the USB-C cords would stop falling onto the ground after unplugging the vapes.
