Engineering progress, design decisions, and campaign milestones — straight from the team building ShakeAndSmoke 1.0.
We hit a major milestone this week — the first fully functional shake-to-power generator prototype produced consistent voltage across 50+ test cycles. Here's what we learned about magnet spacing and coil winding.
After three rounds of CAD revisions, we've locked the outer shell geometry. The matte black + emerald accent colorway is official. We're sharing early renders and the thinking behind the grip texture.
Every vape battery dies at the worst moment. We got tired of it. This is the story behind the idea — kinetic energy, 510 threads, and a 3D printer at 2am.
In under two weeks, over 1,000 people said they want a ShakeAndSmoke 1.0. We're humbled and fired up. Here's what this means for the launch timeline and what comes next.
Proprietary hardware breaks and can't be fixed. We're making the ShakeAndSmoke 1.0 shell fully open-source and printable on any FDM printer. Here's the philosophy and the file format plan.
The kinetic vape battery mechanism is now officially patent pending. A quick note on what that means for the open-source housing plan and how we're thinking about IP.
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