I stopped using the two I had in use due to the sudden poor taste from the coils ..they often tasted really nasty. I suspect it was a bad batch as I had the same result with coils from three different suppliers.
Never suffered that problem Bob,must be lucky
I had a reply from Karl - some discontinued ones are down to lower volume sales, some particularly because of the cost of batch testing, so that makes sense.
Perhaps the manufacturers are getting as much out of the current styles as they can, while they can.
After the Angel blood disappointment,tried the Glazed Streusel today,very pleasant
I heard that company employ a team of Beavers
If you want off the wall - I've got a vintage brass blowtorch!
. Sometimes, the simplest solutions are the best ones. Wonder if they'd give enough grip to separate press fit parts in attys. Whenever I get an atty that I want to modify for BFing, the hardest part is always separating the press fit sections
. Think I'll stick with my cheapo £5 phone box for now, just in case I mess it up Yes, it's a rather good one! I was pleasantly surprised by the Moose Banana Cream Pie one ..I don't usually like banana ones, but this one is subtle and rather good! The Salted Caramel one is also good.Chefs are back in my good books
...but it could be fun Ian!That would be off the wall Trisha. Probably me bouncing off the wall when I try to open up the blowtorch and the gas explodes
..Well, how about a Spezial oil can for a table top model? - the tall spout is quite elegant! 
This is from the Flavour Apprentice findings on tests:
True, and it's a lame excuse. If they were that worried, there's plenty of really dangerous things that children are exposed to daily - they could spend years clearing all that up first!You can guarantee, that if all other arguments fail, the "we must protect the Children" one will always pop up
Putin is known for his blatant lies, and that everyone knows he's lying, but to see governments here, in the US & EU denying the irrefutable evidence is unbelievable to me. I'd never have believed it so bad before now.Very well said. I'm pretty sure that most of us vapers have a similar story to tell
Why don't you get some chunks of decent hardwoods and a few woodworking chisels etc., from an art site and make some!Just been looking at snuff boxes for mods. Found some lovely carved wooden ones, but their a bit pricey $95 each
...but it could be fun Ian!
Why don't you get some chunks of decent hardwoods and a few woodworking chisels etc., from an art site and make some!
. Ideally, I'd like to be able to make mods for re-sale. Don't know whether it will ever happen, but it's something I'm seriously looking into. The only other problem (apart from time constraints), is having a suitable working space. I'm even thinking about turning the spare bedroom into a small workshop, I'd have to do some serious sound proofing first though. Don't think the neighbours would be too happy about the constant drilling and grinding noises .. This past week, I've been late coming off buses every day - means extra overtime money though As you wish .....
thanks for the offer, but I'll pass for now
I seem to recall that testing and findings was from 2013, so long before the sub-ohm bug evolved I think.I wonder of those "certain circumstances" are very hot, mega sub ohm builds that turn the juice into something most of us wouldn't want to vape anyway - like the hyped up formaldehyde thing
But you'd still need access to equipment and stuff to make liquidsWe all know the main reason is profit, or loss of tax. Nothing to do with the safety of the kids. That's why I'm still on the lookout for my own private island where I can do whatever I want. No laws or rules, now that would be bliss
- apart from that, I've often laughed at the phrase 'No man is an island' ...'cos I'd be prepared to give it a go! I suppose it would need a bit more commitment - just thought for the odd 'special'.I have looked into that. But I'd want to get a proper wood turning lathe, bit too pricey for me. It would be ok making mods for my own use with basic chisels etc, but it would take a lot of time, which I don't have much of
I've managed to find a supplier for aluminium box sections locally, but not for wood supplies yet. I've also found a place that does hydro dipping, which looks really funky - think along the lines of the "sticker bomb" stickers that you see on FT.
Paramol were a wonderful find when my husband had a trapped nerve in his spine. They eased the pain while the chiropractor managed to free it enough over a few sessions.Lot better now thanks. The codeine based tablets are doing the job, now I've got the dosage right. I do want to get it investigated properly though. Don't want to be popping pills forever. As long as I keep moving every so often, it does stop me from seizing up
That's a brilliant idea Bob and so simple to use
Shame!
Those are a good idea and very nicely priced!
