Rebuilding Tools

batteries
Charger
  • Get the best charger that you can reasonably afford. Statistically most battery incidents occur while charging. Pila, xtar, and Nitecore Intellicharger are the most recommended brands. I have a Nitcore Intellicharger. Works well. Next time I'll be getting a xtar VP4.
Wicking Material - Take your pick
  • Organic Cotton Balls
  • Rayon (Cellu-Cotton) - Sally's Beauty Supply
  • Japanese Cotton Pads (Koh Gen Do/Shiseido) - Sephora/Nordstroms - I use these.
Other Tools
  • Ohm Reader
  • Coiling Jig (not necessary BUT very handy)
  • Accessory Screwdriver Set (can be used to wind coils and tighten post screws.
  • Ceramic Tweezers (not needed but nice) or Tweezers
  • Needle Nose Pliers (to squeeze the coils together nice and tight)
  • Wire clippers and/or Nail Clippers (to clip the ends of wires)
  • Scissors (to cut cotton)
If you wanted to purchase all of these "other tools" in a kit, check out Coil Master.
BATTERIES - WHERE TO BUY

Only buy batteries from a reputable supplier (not ebay or Amazon) as there are many counterfeit batteries being sold. Here are several reputable battery suppliers in the US.
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