Tootle Puffers, Part Three! (The Sequel of the Redux)
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Well, I did it... first coil build ever.
About 7 wraps of 28ga Kanthal on a 3mm diameter tool. 1.5 ohms.
This flat top bellcap KFL+ V2 Frankenstein is good... real good. Flavor is right there with my Vika Fantasy, and I haven't found anything that i could say that about.
My only small complaint is the air hole whistle. I ended up taking the airflow screw out of the bottom and covering the side one with my finger. Maybe radiusing the hole with Dremel could fix that.
Happy camper I am. Thanks everyone for the assistance and especially @Two_Bears.
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About 7 wraps of 28ga Kanthal on a 3mm diameter tool. 1.5 ohms.
This flat top bellcap KFL+ V2 Frankenstein is good... real good. Flavor is right there with my Vika Fantasy, and I haven't found anything that i could say that about.
My only small complaint is the air hole whistle. I ended up taking the airflow screw out of the bottom and covering the side one with my finger. Maybe radiusing the hole with Dremel could fix that.
Happy camper I am. Thanks everyone for the assistance and especially @Two_Bears.
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Well, I did it... first coil build ever.
About 7 wraps of 28ga Kanthal on a 3mm diameter tool. 1.5 ohms.
This flat top bellcap KFL+ V2 Frankenstein is good... real good. Flavor is right there with my Vika Fantasy, and I haven't found anything that i could say that about.
My only small complaint is the air hole whistle. I ended up taking the airflow screw out of the bottom and covering the side one with my finger. Maybe radiusing the hole with Dremel could fix that.
Happy camper I am. Thanks everyone for the assistance and especially @Two_Bears.
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Looks real good!
Nice looking coil and nice looking setupWell, I did it... first coil build ever.
About 7 wraps of 28ga Kanthal on a 3mm diameter tool. 1.5 ohms.
This flat top bellcap KFL+ V2 Frankenstein is good... real good. Flavor is right there with my Vika Fantasy, and I haven't found anything that i could say that about.
My only small complaint is the air hole whistle. I ended up taking the airflow screw out of the bottom and covering the side one with my finger. Maybe radiusing the hole with Dremel could fix that.
Happy camper I am. Thanks everyone for the assistance and especially @Two_Bears.
Sent from Uranus using Tapatalk
Well, I did it... first coil build ever.
About 7 wraps of 28ga Kanthal on a 3mm diameter tool. 1.5 ohms.
This flat top bellcap KFL+ V2 Frankenstein is good... real good. Flavor is right there with my Vika Fantasy, and I haven't found anything that i could say that about.
My only small complaint is the air hole whistle. I ended up taking the airflow screw out of the bottom and covering the side one with my finger. Maybe radiusing the hole with Dremel could fix that.
Happy camper I am. Thanks everyone for the assistance and especially @Two_Bears.
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well done ... IMO, the whistle is only noticeable during complete silence, eg: vaping in the library
too much noise going on in my life to even notice.
Update:
I was gonna start making my wooden block with a 510 insert thi morning and saw this Black & Decker WM225 Workmate 225 450-Pound Capacity Portable Work Bench - Workbenches - Amazon.com in my garage!
Forgot I had that! Now I can just clamp a 510 in and I have my work table!
I was gonna start making my wooden block with a 510 insert thi morning and saw this Black & Decker WM225 Workmate 225 450-Pound Capacity Portable Work Bench - Workbenches - Amazon.com in my garage!
Forgot I had that! Now I can just clamp a 510 in and I have my work table!
Happy to report, I just refilled the KFL+ Bellcapenstein by unscrewing the base/deck and it was just as trouble-free as refilling any bottom-fill tank. Also, still no sign of any leakage around the bellcap base where I removed threads.
Now I'm thinking this one is perfect size for out and about, but I want to build another one with a bit more capacity for loafing around the house.
Now I'm thinking this one is perfect size for out and about, but I want to build another one with a bit more capacity for loafing around the house.
Hope everyone has a fantastic Friday! Just wanted to say thanks for all your help, if it wasn't for you, I'd have never gotten in to the satisfying hobby of all things vaping DIY! It's nice to have such a great bunch of people willing to help. I usually get an answer to a burning question within a half hour.
Oh, and I'm writing this while tootling![emoji4]
Oh, and I'm writing this while tootling![emoji4]
Happy Friday!
I use the bunny-ear method. After tucking down the wick, I take a blue little screwdriver and pull the wick away from the juicechannels. That works great to avoid dryhits.
I've seen the bunny ears method but can't really use it on this setup... the chimney is screwed into the bellcap. I cut them back until they were on the deck without hanging into the threads for the chimney. Seems to work.
I noticed how you found ECF at the perfect time and jumped right in to secure a tobacco free future for yourself.
Congrats
The FDA regs are going to go through eventually ... BT will not be denied.
Vaping will become cigalikes and nicotine salt pods FDA approved for BT.
Watch for the hammer to drop on 100mg nicotine base next.
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