Vpdam Wooden Base: A light in the winter of darkness

Vpdam has released a series of five wooden bases for the purpose of storing and exhibiting vaping devices, which no other competing vaping accessory designers have done.

Constructed from pine wood, the Vpdam wooden bases are pale yellow in color, medium light in weight, , straight grained, excellent in strength and elasticity, and relatively soft to touch. Because of the straightness of the texture of pine wood, these wooden bases resist shrinking and swelling even without water-resistant coating, which, for the sake of economy, are not applied to the surface, but the absent of which does not in the least bit hinder it from being oil resistant, which property most types of woods with a more-coarse grain possess. After all it is oil that the wooden base is in danger of being spilling on, not water.

On each wooden base are cavities of various shapes and sizes intended for the storage and display of vaping devices of different sorts and sizes. The round cavities with yet another smaller round hollow at the center of their bottoms are atomizer stands in which the 510-pin as well as the atomizer base is quite firmly secured, and the round cavities with smooth bottoms are battery stands. The rectangle cavities are used for placing mods of various sizes. At the bottom of each of the above mentioned cavities is a single layer of black velvet trimmed (how much do I wish it to be more scrupulously trimmed!) to fit in the border, which, though not materials of the first-class quality, nevertheless serves adequately the purpose of a cushion against concussion and scratches. There are also many round hollows of different sizes that are without black velvet at their bottom; of the function of these cavities I know very little---the slender ones may have been designed as screw driver stands, and of the wider ones I really have no idea though hard I tried.

These five wooden bases are named, unfortunately, without much consideration, not to say taste. Unless the designers have a particularly regard for extreme simply, in which case my judgment here will prove mistaken, to give names like "ABCDE" to a series of products of distinct characters and properties seems arrogant, negligent, and imprudent. Readers, you did not hear wrong, and the names for these five extraordinary wooden bases are respectively and successively, A, B, C, D, and E. What a shame! What a miserable touch of hastiness and ignorance! Products of such excellent characters deserve to be named with more deliberation. Failure to finish the last stroke in perfection is failure for the whole. But I will be indulgent here and will allow this blemish to bear its due criticism and nothing beyond it. Let the rest of the virtue shine!

Not perfect, but vastly original; this is what Vpdam has been, is, and will always be.

Tags: Vpdam, Vaping, E-cigs