All in the 70's

Alice Cooper
Aerosmith
Marshall Tucker
Kiss
Rod Stewart
Jimmy Buffet
Commodores
Dr. Hook
Bad Company
ZZ Top

And many, many more. Great Times!

Everyone is different but this has worked for me starting out:

1)3 mg nicotine
2)coils rated for 20 - 35 watts

Like Oli said, don't waste your money on "premium" e-juice. I did and found that the $11 120ml juice from Broke Dick was just as good or better. Ordering some DIY supplies today.

Got a Smok Alien my second week of vaping. Marvelous piece of work. One evening over a few beers I vaped some 6 mg nicotine @ 65 watts and got sicker than a dog. Lesson learned. Now when I want to blow clouds I use 0 nic juice.

Don't be afraid of watts. Most juices shine at higher wattages and taste totally different than rocking it at 20 watts. More watts = more money though. You'll go through coils and juice faster. I use a combination of both low and high wattage now that I have growing collection of mods and tanks.

Started vaping last week so the journey begins. I've smoked cigarettes for 45+ years and it's kind of cool when I only smoke one cigarette during a 12-hour shift. That's usually 1 1/2 packs. My boss has been vaping for a couple of years and lent me one of his mods. Even bought me a new tank. Nice guy.

I ordered all kind of new goodies. Like a kid in a candy store. Best part is that they have already paid for themselves. Hope this works out like it has for a lot of you guys.

Hello,

Yes, just change the SKB to SKP and it will open.

Paul

Sam,

Thanks for the quick reply and thanks for the great plugin. It has really sped up my workflow. I'll find a work-around for the curved surface.

Paul

Sam,

I've been using this plugin a lot lately and it's wonderful. A problem I've run into is projecting the I-beam to a curved surface. Does that work or am I doing something wrong?

Thank You,

Paul

Dave,

I love it because of the very Noble cause and it follows the basic presentation holy grail of:

•Tell them what you're going to tell them
•Tell them
•Then tell them what you told them

Bob,

Same thing happened to me when I downloaded the trial version and the purchased one though the Extension Warehouse. Sketchup would freeze up like it was fixin' to Bugsplat. I would just walk away for a few minutes and it would be installed when I came back. Weird behavior for sure.

Paul

Dean,

Yes, you are correct....A "How To" video would teach you how to do a specific task. For example, it would show you all the steps involved in building an Industrial Stairsassembly That's what I'm working on now.

Paul

Dean,

Thanks for the information. I finally got it to save as a modification of the original file. It would be nice to see a "How to" video on the proper way to do this.

Thank You,

Paul (Made from Germans)

Thanks TIG!!!

Hello,

I modified the Industrial Railing assembly and saved it per the instructions in the users manual. The file is there with the rest of the assembly examples but I can't open it or see a thumbnail pic.

Thank You,

Paul

Dale,

That's the trick

Thank You,

Paul

Dale,

I can't get the pipe segments to align properly. What's the trick?

Thanks,

Paul

Dale,

I got the same error but this time I went out for a while and when I came back it was installed....Also had trouble finding the plugin, even with search. I sent a message in to let them know. Just had a few minutes to play with PB2 but it looks awesome!

Thank You,

Paul

Whaat,

I reported it to the link you provided.

Thank You,

Paul

I'm getting this error while trying to download the trial.

Hi All,

I am looking to build a vector symbol library for my Edraw software. I will be using them in P&ID drawings. Know anybody that does that sort of work?

Thank You Rich. I will check those out.

Is this some type of clay render? I have drawn something similar and would like to render it to see what it looks like. Nothing fancy, just a one button render, lol. Is that possible with one of the free renderers? I say free because I like the native Sketchup look the most and won't be rendering much - if at all. Thank You.