Hey there folks, I wanted to start a thread to help rebuilders (or those interested in them) to get started and iron out basic problems.
Primary topics are going to be safety, direct from manufacturer info on hardware and basic electrical theory. Let's face it, you don't have to "understand" Ohms law to rebuild, but being familiar with it and how it applies to vaping safety are critical. And not just for Sub-ohm Cloud Chasers either, for anyone that rebuilds.
Know your hardware and its limits and how to work with them. The result is a satisfying build and vape; the result of not knowing, or pushing the limits anyway... let's not scare everyone off just yet.
If rebuildables are your thing or you're just curious about them, pull up a chair and get ready to experience a world of limitless variation and possibilities.
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Before I get going on this I just want to say that I'm posting this here (instead of the many threads on ECF) to help those people that are struggling without reason, due to those that helped me learn what I know. To that end I'll name just a few.
Rip Tripper (comedy fiend and coil geek)
Grimm Green (Hardware Guru)
Phil Busardo (Reviewer of everything vaping related)
M.C. Vapes (First class in safety, always)
Deedupdex (an artist with kanthal, check out his thread)
And without a doubt, the father of our beloved modern Micro Coil:
Super_x_Drifter (without you it wouldn't be the same vape, see him on the micro coil thread and say hi)
To those of you I forgot to mention, please understand its not on purpose and simply a brain fart from cloud chasing lol.
Everything with rebuilding takes time, and by learning from these incredibly talented and creative people we get to stand on the shoulders of giants and glimpse the future of vaping. I am humbled to simply get to talk to them and pick their brains.
Stay tuned, its time to get into the good stuff!
Primary topics are going to be safety, direct from manufacturer info on hardware and basic electrical theory. Let's face it, you don't have to "understand" Ohms law to rebuild, but being familiar with it and how it applies to vaping safety are critical. And not just for Sub-ohm Cloud Chasers either, for anyone that rebuilds.
Know your hardware and its limits and how to work with them. The result is a satisfying build and vape; the result of not knowing, or pushing the limits anyway... let's not scare everyone off just yet.
If rebuildables are your thing or you're just curious about them, pull up a chair and get ready to experience a world of limitless variation and possibilities.
******************
Before I get going on this I just want to say that I'm posting this here (instead of the many threads on ECF) to help those people that are struggling without reason, due to those that helped me learn what I know. To that end I'll name just a few.
Rip Tripper (comedy fiend and coil geek)
Grimm Green (Hardware Guru)
Phil Busardo (Reviewer of everything vaping related)
M.C. Vapes (First class in safety, always)
Deedupdex (an artist with kanthal, check out his thread)
And without a doubt, the father of our beloved modern Micro Coil:
Super_x_Drifter (without you it wouldn't be the same vape, see him on the micro coil thread and say hi)
To those of you I forgot to mention, please understand its not on purpose and simply a brain fart from cloud chasing lol.
Everything with rebuilding takes time, and by learning from these incredibly talented and creative people we get to stand on the shoulders of giants and glimpse the future of vaping. I am humbled to simply get to talk to them and pick their brains.
Stay tuned, its time to get into the good stuff!
