Goonhub
07-21-2015, 01:06 PM
Silly suggestion for a table crafting recipe. Involves any kind of pen, some sort of small battery, and some sort of glass.
Turns the pen into a vape pen that can have reagents injected/poured into it.
The pen could fit anywhere a normal pen could, and do anything the original pen could do, but you could also put it on your mouth slot and toggle it on.
Toggling it on would slowly trickle the contained reagents into you while expending small amounts of charge. You'd probably have to recharge it at some point.
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Maybe also an xl vape could be made, from some glass and some other materials, large battery, maybe repurposing a welding tool?
You could do the same as the pen, minus all the pen parts, and the rate of vaping would be the same as the vape pen (slow).
Upside: More battery charge, holds more reagents (so, much longer vape, especially if you use an artifact container)
Downside: You have to hold it in your hand to use it
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Reagents might be enough, but maybe there'd be a way to make oils? <Insert some sort of creative way of processing station edibles/produce into oil canisters that have special effects here.>
(Apparently irl it's a week long process involving generating powder via dry ice, mixing with glycerols or alcohols, then canning)
Turns the pen into a vape pen that can have reagents injected/poured into it.
The pen could fit anywhere a normal pen could, and do anything the original pen could do, but you could also put it on your mouth slot and toggle it on.
Toggling it on would slowly trickle the contained reagents into you while expending small amounts of charge. You'd probably have to recharge it at some point.
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Maybe also an xl vape could be made, from some glass and some other materials, large battery, maybe repurposing a welding tool?
You could do the same as the pen, minus all the pen parts, and the rate of vaping would be the same as the vape pen (slow).
Upside: More battery charge, holds more reagents (so, much longer vape, especially if you use an artifact container)
Downside: You have to hold it in your hand to use it
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Reagents might be enough, but maybe there'd be a way to make oils? <Insert some sort of creative way of processing station edibles/produce into oil canisters that have special effects here.>
(Apparently irl it's a week long process involving generating powder via dry ice, mixing with glycerols or alcohols, then canning)
