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  1. DonG

    Wires to use for rebuilding a mod

    Repairs inside the device should use non resistance wire. Ie. Plain ol copper.
  2. DonG

    Cutting down a DC tank?

    Could just get a 510-510 adapter to use as an extension to make the standard carto long enough to fit your tank. Or look at "mega" style cartoa as some of them are just as long as a dcc.
  3. DonG

    atty-modding-newbie questions :)

    This is a good thread. http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/forum/atomizer-mods/237114-smallest-repairable-atomizer.html
  4. DonG

    Wick materials. Safe vs dangerous.

    basic reliable and easy. The one shown is with ss wick before i started using the cotton.
  5. DonG

    Wick materials. Safe vs dangerous.

    My diy rebuildables based on a 1/4"phono plug with a vertical coil setup.
  6. DonG

    Finally, one to be pretty proud of

    Nice. Also it is very easy to mod the original switch to be momentary. Makes for an easy mechanical switch.
  7. DonG

    Wick materials. Safe vs dangerous.

    Just rinsed and dried. Really easy stuff to work with. The stuff i got is made up of 10 smaller strands twisted together.
  8. DonG

    Wick materials. Safe vs dangerous.

    Currently using it myself. Works well. Went with it because the appearance was so similar to oem silica wick as far as diameter and twist.
  9. DonG

    All my mods part1

    Raidy, your craftsmanship is once again nothing short of inspiring.
  10. DonG

    odd safety question

    Most likely a loose connection between the spring and negative contact tab. Should be no issues with a negative side switch.
  11. DonG

    Does this look too modded for a plane?

    Maybe an ss tank so no liquid is visible.
  12. DonG

    Is A Metal Lathe & Milling Machine In My Future? Advise Needed.

    If u are not looking to build quantities of identical parts a machine like that is Invaluable to a home shop. However the machine is a starting point. You can almost plan on spending an additional %50 of the cost of the machine in tools to make it do what you want to do if tooling is not...
  13. DonG

    Wick materials. Safe vs dangerous.

    Cotton purity easy to check. Lighter test. Fluff a small piece as much as possible and touch a lighter to it. Pure cotton will burn off cleanly with near zero ash. If the material appears to "melt" at all then it is NOT 100% cotton.
  14. DonG

    Wick materials. Safe vs dangerous.

    Walmart crafts section. Located with the beading and jewelry making supplies.
  15. DonG

    Wick materials. Safe vs dangerous.

    They have three diameters. Small med and large. I got the small as it was closest to oem wick diameter. It is very tightly pressed though. I think it might be better to use the medium thickness which is not as tightly woven and just separate enough of a strand to achieve desired thickness.
  16. DonG

    Wick materials. Safe vs dangerous.

    Lol. No not like dirt. Just a little different. And it fades out just like the "linen" taste i get with the first few draws on a fresh cotton wick.
  17. DonG

    Wick materials. Safe vs dangerous.

    Been working with hemp just a bit and so far favorable impressions. Wicks well and based on lighter flame test of dry wick is much more heat resistant than cotton. Does aeem to give a faint "earthy" undertone to flavor but i find this more a plus than minus as i prefer tobacco flavors. Will give...
  18. DonG

    Just For LM2596 Users

    Thanks Quigs. Received my chip. A bit larger than i envisioned so will have to rethink my planned enclosure. Looking forward to building it when time allows.
  19. DonG

    Wick materials. Safe vs dangerous.

    Available at hobby stores. TowerHobbies.com | WOOST1436 ST1436 Woodland Scenics Hot Wire Replacement Wire
  20. DonG

    What is this piece for? (AC adapter)

    My guess is a connection point only so the mfr can use a generic power supply and just add a plug appropriate for the device it will power. Never taken one apart though so not sure. Maybe someone else can confirm this.
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