3D Printable Dual-Vape Housing
Budget: $30 – $250 USD
I need a clean, print-ready CAD model for “BLUNT,” a single enclosure that carries two off-the-shelf vape devices side-by-side. Think bullet-shaped or small hip-flask: about 4–5 inches tall with my BLUNT brand name raised or recessed on the outer wall.
Core geometry
• Two parallel internal bore-holes: one sized for a standard 510-thread battery with screw-on THC cartridge, the other for an HQD disposable nicotine vape.
• Each bore should stop short of the top, leaving only the mouthpieces exposed through rubber-gasketed openings I’ll add after printing.
• Bottom face contains a three-position slider that controls airflow paths: N (nicotine only), BOTH, and C (cart only). The slider simply opens or blocks channels that run up each chamber—no electronics or heaters inside the case.
What I care about
• Function over ornament: tolerances tight enough that the two devices slide in firmly but can still be removed for replacement.
• Internal air channels that line up with each device’s mouthpiece so the slider meaningfully directs the draw.
• Exterior walls thick enough for FDM or resin printing without warping.
• All parts printable without exotic supports; split the body if that helps.
Deliverables
1. Finished STL of the complete housing (and any separate slider/plug parts).
2. A short note on recommended print orientation, layer height, and any inserts or gaskets you assumed.
If the model prints and the slider switches airflow as described, the job is done.
Core geometry
• Two parallel internal bore-holes: one sized for a standard 510-thread battery with screw-on THC cartridge, the other for an HQD disposable nicotine vape.
• Each bore should stop short of the top, leaving only the mouthpieces exposed through rubber-gasketed openings I’ll add after printing.
• Bottom face contains a three-position slider that controls airflow paths: N (nicotine only), BOTH, and C (cart only). The slider simply opens or blocks channels that run up each chamber—no electronics or heaters inside the case.
What I care about
• Function over ornament: tolerances tight enough that the two devices slide in firmly but can still be removed for replacement.
• Internal air channels that line up with each device’s mouthpiece so the slider meaningfully directs the draw.
• Exterior walls thick enough for FDM or resin printing without warping.
• All parts printable without exotic supports; split the body if that helps.
Deliverables
1. Finished STL of the complete housing (and any separate slider/plug parts).
2. A short note on recommended print orientation, layer height, and any inserts or gaskets you assumed.
If the model prints and the slider switches airflow as described, the job is done.
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