510 To 510 Spring Loaded Adaptor?

Molicel 18650s are ever so slightly bigger than samsungs. I found this the first time I popped a couple in my mod. The fit was a little bit tight. Now as this applies the the legend, the battery door being on the bottom and spring loaded, it's a bit of effort to close it. Not a deal breaker but i just need to make sure its closed securely. Now, lol, this morning I put in some freshly charged batteries, closed the cover and set it down only to have the door pop back open. The spring on this door was strong enough to flip my mod over when it popped open. Its probably only funny if you were here an saw this happen.  

The width and thread size of the 510 connector is standardized, but why is the length not?

I tried my best to understand why not from a design or engineering standpoint, but I can't work it out. Not only would it make life simpler when changing attys. But it would eliminate screw and spring loaded 510 pin adjustment, and all the the issues associated with them.

Any ideas anyone?  

It seems the spring on my 510 connector has come off. I have the spring. Is it any type of way I can fix it? Or an I screwed?  

I'm looking for an inexpensive box mod to carry around and wanted to know what everyone's opinion was.

I'm looking for something fairly small, spring loaded pin, removable battery... And looks good lol

So i'm looking at the smy 50w right now but wanted to get some other opinions.  

Some people build and drive them. Others do this:
400w 80A Delta - Imgur

Specs:

80A/400W Delta Delphi DC/DC Converter with custom designed breakout board Red Powdercoat Diecast Aluminum Hammond 1590BBS and N52 Magnetic Door IRLB3034PBF MOSFET switching Venom 3S 40C 2200mAh LiPo Battery Pack with XT60 connector Low Profile FatDaddy v4 Spring loaded 510 connector  

okay so don't laugh but this is really an amazing vaping experience/setup for me! I have two batteries and a dual 18650 charger, so I never have to charge onboard nor do I find myself with no power since I always have at least one charging. I love the simplicity of the cloupor mini 30w. Between the magnetic battery door, simplistic screen/button setup, and the overall minuscule appearance of it, I think she's beautiful! The arctic tank however, I've had a could problems, but not too bad (Yes, I did allow my atomizer head to soak for a full 24 hours in juice.) Before I get into that tanks problems though, I'd like to also include that I've been getting into dripping aswell. I bought a plume veil clone a while ago for around 30$, and i was dumb enough to think that there was no need for a VV mod over $15... therefore I bought an X6 battery (cringe, I know..) and long story short I had a terrible experience. the wire that came with the rda was iffy, and it also came with silica wick; which I hate. I ended up building some kinda ****ed up maelstrom of a build. I used the cotton ends of ear cleaners, the questionable wire that came with the atty, and I ran it all at a mind melting 4.4v. Best part of it is that I had no way to check how many ohms I was pushin out. Anyways, I digress. First problem with the Arctic sub ohm tank was the "Check atomizer" deal on my cloupor. The problem was that the connector pin for the mini 30w isn't spring loaded, so I had to whip out the mini screw driver and adjust it. Once that was fixed, the atty was working perfectly!! Except, I was getting a little burnt taste. That's when I've learned that with this tank you have to start at a low wattage and work up to 30 when you're starting vaping for that session. The airflow is good, but I hate airflow; so it's even more splendid that the lowest airflow setting is barely any air at all. Really. It feels like sucking through a brick, and I like it. A ton of flavor, I vape eucalyptus mint flavored juice right now, and I'm loving it. I can't even express to you guys how much I'm loving this thing! Thanks for the advice in telling me to get it!  

My charger has those eeh springy slides to keep batteries tightly set.
Couldn't find a respectable charger without them.

How do you avoid damaging the battery wrap when inserting/removing in a charger?

Inserting a battery is easier as you can preload the slide with a finger.
But when removing a battery the spring slide eats into the battery wrap on the way up.
Would be nice to avoid any wrap damage.

Maybe put a rubber band / twine / other (non-conductive) underneath so it can be pulled and open the spring slide after charging?
Like a slingshot
Other ideas?  

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Begins now.

I've had a TC mod for abit but never usedthe TC.

Then a guy at work got an Invader and I used it. Its nice.

So off to Temco for wire.

Not really gonna mess with it today but I wrapped a quickie. Its more of a spring then a coil but thats what they say.

I have almost all dual coil tanks and I'm not there yet so I grabbed a Taifun and installed the "spring".

Wow. This is pretty amazing. The flavor is unreal. I only vape one thing so its the same juice but I'm like one of them wine guys. I can taste traces of wood fired oak cask in the VG and I can pick out each of the five flavors in the citrus mix. The menthol, which is perfect is now maybe abit much.

If we assume my tenth coil will be perfect I gotta say this is a great way to kick off 1-9.  

I have a cherry bomber box mod. I love the thing, only gripe is the bloody button! I swapped the spring and put some magnets in it. It still has that loose feel to it l, is there any way to corrects this problem?