Our story
From the garage to the workshop
A vaping enthusiast, a small 3D printer, and the urge to design his own mods. This is how Mod’s House was born.
Mod’s House
There was no plan. There was a passion, a small 3D printer at home, and fellow enthusiasts who liked what I showed them.
The discovery
In 2020, I discover vaping, then very quickly the hardware. I spend hours in enthusiast groups, and that is where I discover mechanical vaping: no electronics, only metal, contacts and the precision of machining. I want my own. So I decide to design it.
The printer, then the garage
No workshop: a small 3D printer, at home. I design, I print, I correct, I print again. I show my prototypes in my small private groups. The feedback is good.
Then things get serious. The parts now come from professional printers, and I assemble them in my garage, one by one, with silver contact strips.
Metal
The project grows. Through friends, I find a precision machining workshop, and my first machined mechanical mods come to life. The design leaves plastic for metal.
“Everything is thought through, down to the smallest detail.”
Tony, founder of Mod’s House
Engraving and Cerakote
I buy my first laser engraver. I learn engraving piece after piece, until I get the line I want. Then comes the equipment for Cerakote.
The first AIOs
Then I move on to electronics. With the machining workshop, I develop my first AIOs, including the Exode, on Dicodes V3 electronics. Other AIOs follow, then my first squonk box, with an Evolv DNA60 chip: the Sigma.
At the same time, I teach myself 3D design and the rules of industry.
The workshop
The garage days are over. Today Mod’s House works in a large workshop in the Hérault: this is where our pieces are designed, and where the engraving and Cerakote are done. A second laser has joined the first, and the engravings have become even finer.
Mod’s House also designs for other brands, from high-end to mass market. The name has grown little by little, among professionals and enthusiasts alike.
Craftsmanship
What happens in the workshop, from the first line to the last screw.
Design
Every piece is designed in 3D, in the workshop.
Engraving
Two lasers, and engravings of rare finesse.
Cerakote
Finishes applied in the workshop.
Detail
Every mod is thought through, right down to what you cannot see: access to the electronics for repair, how the boards are fixed, the soldering.
Collaborations
Pieces signed with recognised high-end houses.
Wick’dEngraved editions of the RYZR80
MonarchyNexa X Monarchy
KHONSU TechNola RTA
PRCPhantom RBTA X PRC
KontrlKontrl edition of the RYZR80
The community
A story of enthusiasts
Many of our customers have become friends. They follow every series and tell us frankly what they think. To talk with us, or to join the private group, this is the place.
Formerly 3.14 Mods
Mod’s House was previously called 3.14 Mods. Same workshop, same creations, now a single name.