Name: Dr Dabber Switch 1 original with most attachments in Pelican foam case
Brand: Dr. Dabber
Price: 999 USD
Availability: SoldOut

Dr Dabber Switch 2

Dr Dabber Switch Original

Hoping to sell this all as one set!
This thing has served me very well and I'd love for it to find a new forever home.

Used Switch 1 and used attachments:
Sidewinder
BTK recycler *(small mending see below & pics)
Hive Ball
Ball
Sidecar (slotted)
Original perc
Marble carb cap (OEM)
Boost EVO TDE carb cap and silicon fitting (best one)
Several sets of silicon grommets/rings
Charger
Silicon base
Reverse tweezer
ALN cup
SiC cup
White ceramic cup

The charger fits under the space where the Switch 1 sits in the case; likewise the cups are under the Sidecar perc. The base fits where it's pictured and closes fine.

Slightly used SiC cup, OEM white ceramic titamium cup used twice, and used ALN cup.

Original power supply/charger included.
Original battery still lasts for many sessions (multiple dabs per) and replacement batteries are still available from the OEM site as of now.

I only ever tried the "self cleaning" function a couple times with the ceramic before using the upgraded cups in crystal mode.

Rarely ever had sessions that ran hot enough to reach the blue descending LED Cooldown mode. So its been kept relatively cool and lightly used but has been my daily driver.

Still has the hidden cheat sheets under the magnet base plate by the battery compartment for guidance.

All of this ships in a large protective Pelican 1555 case which has been its home since purchasing each addition for the collection.

There is a missing space where a Snowflake Recycler used to fit before I broke it.

*The BTK recycler has a hairline fracture that happened while removing from the glass on glass slide. Should have been using the silicon rings, but I liked the glass on glass sliding feel.
It didn't break anything, but I reinforced the outside of the hairline heavily with Loctite 2 part clear epoxy. Check the pictures.
It's solid.
I once mended a treasured custom piece using the same epoxy about 15 years ago and its still just as solid as before. I might post that as a NFS item for proof