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  1. Capt.shay

    DIY e liquid vs Big Box Retailers

    It is my understanding that oils should never be used for vaping. I would do a little research on this.
  2. Capt.shay

    New vaper. Just bought a few flavors. Need suggestions.

    Banana ripe will rip your face out if your not careful. Super strong. Ate a divot in my scale when i didn't clean some of it up\.
  3. Capt.shay

    My brief DIY experience.

    I don't think there is a single TFA flavor I use above 10%. But that's just me and my taste.
  4. Capt.shay

    Mixing By Weight: Basics 101

    Yup, like I wrote in the OP if you do the VG last you can just fill it up if you are using batch sized bottles which I almost always do. And I agree that repeatablity is more important than accuracy.
  5. Capt.shay

    Mixing By Weight: Basics 101

    My thoughts on mixing order: I mix flavors, nic, pg, vg. The reason for my order is that I feel the flavors are the most important and if I screw up even a little, I will have to start over if I want an accurate mix. Equally as important for accuracy is Nic. If I'm off +.04 then I scrap it...
  6. Capt.shay

    DIY e liquid vs Big Box Retailers

    On several occasions Mt. Baker was fairly open about using Flavor West for a lot of their mixes. Having bought and vaped several baker flavors and the corresponding FW flavors I can guarantee that they use FW for several of their flavors.
  7. Capt.shay

    The Flavor Apprentice Flavoring Thread

    I find marshmallow does add some nice body though. At least to me.
  8. Capt.shay

    And how about this recipe? Ok?

    Ry4 often likes a little extra caramel.
  9. Capt.shay

    Just getting started........now the wait

    Welcome! I'm sure you will enjoy the results and the $avings. Here is some reading for you while you wait Mixing By Weight: Basics 101
  10. Capt.shay

    New to DIY and have questions.

    You might want to have a look at this thread to get some more ideas Mixing By Weight: Basics 101
  11. Capt.shay

    Mixing By Weight: Basics 101

    Thanks @classwife!
  12. Capt.shay

    New to DIY and have questions.

    A nickle weighs 5g (or it should).
  13. Capt.shay

    Mixing By Weight: Basics 101

    All right then, I'll let Classy know.
  14. Capt.shay

    Mixing By Weight: Basics 101

    Ok, at Classy's suggestion I removed the photo's from the hosting server(damned you Photo Bucket!). Can a couple of people make sure they leave this thread (to refresh) and then come back and see if they might show now?
  15. Capt.shay

    Mixing By Weight: Basics 101

    Classy is in FLA so she may be a little busy just right now :( I'm sure she will be looking in to it.
  16. Capt.shay

    Mixing By Weight: Basics 101

    Can people sound off on weather they can see the pictures on the origional post (post one page one). I might help identify the problem. So far no one else says they can see them (but me).
  17. Capt.shay

    Mixing By Weight: Basics 101

    And yet I can see them? Not sure what kind of cyber voodoo is going on but hopefully Classy can figure it out.
  18. Capt.shay

    Newbie looking to start RMO ejuice

    Well, at 80% vg that leaves you 20% for your flavors and nicotine. If you have 3% nicotine in PG then you have 17% left for flavors which is about where a lot of my recipes are at. Even if the flavoring was 27%, which is very high, you would still hit 70% VG. If you use much higher than 3%...
  19. Capt.shay

    Newbie looking to start RMO ejuice

    Your best bet is probably to get 100mg in pg and mix from there. Quality should be about the same for either pg or vg as long as you buy from a reputable dealer. VG is slightly sweeter, but only a little. VG is thicker, and produces more cloud. PG tends to carry flavor better, is thinner...
  20. Capt.shay

    Mixing By Weight: Basics 101

    The pictures in the OP have been restored thanks to some fast and furious modding by @classwife . Thanks Classy!
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