Hello all, I've noticed some posts on some website about a lightbulb vaporizor and I liked the idea and the simplicity of it. My only problem I saw was having to re-tape the cover on each time you fill it. I decided to figure out a solution. I figured what would screw onto a lightbulb perfectly? Of course the female part inside of a lamp. I took the the female part out of the lamp (pretty easy, just take lamp apart and unscrew the two wires connecting it. The next problem was the plastic part attached to the female aluminum piece. Well, looking at it, it's attached with two rivets. I just took a small drill bit and drilled these two rivets out. You now have just the female part in picture one. I took a cap from a water bottle and drilled two holes in the top for the tubes to go into. To get the plastic cap to fit perfectly onto the piece I took a razor blade and shaved away the threads inside the bottle cap. I then just took electrical tape and put a few tight wraps, attaching the cap with the female lamp piece. Screw your new contraption onto your light bulb and your all set. Hopefully this is understandable, I'm just quickly typing this up so I may have left something out. If this has already been done, I apoligize. The ones I've seen made so far just have tape attaching the cap to the lightbulb. Take care, SUGAREEfer
SUGAREEfer Reviewed by SUGAREEfer on . My improvements to the lightbulb vaporizor.... Hello all, I've noticed some posts on some website about a lightbulb vaporizor and I liked the idea and the simplicity of it. My only problem I saw was having to re-tape the cover on each time you fill it. I decided to figure out a solution. I figured what would screw onto a lightbulb perfectly? Of course the female part inside of a lamp. I took the the female part out of the lamp (pretty easy, just take lamp apart and unscrew the two wires connecting it. The next problem was the plastic Rating: 5