'Airy' draw fixes?

[maybeshewill]

I was recently gifted a Davide mini glassomizer. I was a but busy these past few days so I only tested it out this morning.
I have to say it's really good. I'm not swearing yet that glass is superior to plastics, but I think there is a nice improvement in the flavour.
The only thing I don't like is the fact it's draw is a bit 'airy', I hope I make sense when I say this. It feels like I have to pull more to produce the amount of vapour/TH I want.
So I'd like to ask you, if you have this product, (or if you just know more about air flow than I do) : Is there any way to make it's drag 'tighter' ?
Thanks for reading!

 

[yellowsnow]

I just use a piece of scotch tape to cover two of three air holes on the outside of the base. That makes a perfect draw for me.

 

[maybeshewill]

I just use a piece of scotch tape to cover two of three air holes on the outside of the base. That makes a perfect draw for me.

That sounds like a good idea. What if I cover the air hole from the inside? It's got a eGo screw on (unlike the protank or the larger davide) so it's got space inside to fit a bit of tape. Just thinking it'd look a bit odd to have tape on the outside.

 

[yellowsnow]

Either way I have the mini Davide the tape is hardly noticeable but like I said either way that works for you.

 

[Choc_Addic]

Stick a toothpick in the hole and break it off...

 

[Kryyptyk]

If I get something that is a bit airy, I usually will position a finger over one or two of the airholes of the device before I take a drag. That's just a quick fix though, and since all my daily devices have built in airflow control I hardly use anything else! If you want a more permanent solution though you can always use a waterproof sealant and block off one airhole at a time until you get the tight draw you're looking for. I did this a while back with a few T3S's and it worked like a charm.

 

[crxess]

Toothpick trick works great.

I'd say give it a day or two - you may find you like it. As you progress through gear, you will find opening up the air flow improves the vape.

 

[maybeshewill]

Toothpick trick works great.

I'd say give it a day or two - you may find you like it. As you progress through gear, you will find opening up the air flow improves the vape.

I'll give the toothpick trick a shot, but I'll follow your advice. I like to be open to new experiences, so I'll vape it as is, airy and all, see how that works for me.

 

[Lolli]

I have the same issue with Davides. I actually vape mine without the mouthpiece now.

 

[roadkill46]

30s tank was giving me some airy issues and a kanger T3S was the opposite with not enough air. drop of hot glue on a toothpick and seal holes on the Itaste tank cleared it's issue, and a VERY small drill bit opening the kanger hole was just enough to make a great draw. My wife dropped my MVP last week and broke my Aspire dual coil tank, man was i ...... and had to resort to a T3s since my B&M shop in town was out of the Aspire.
the T3 is a good tank once i got the air intake correct. glue and toothpicks are removable with a dental pick pushing it out from the inside so it is not a permanent modification in case you want to go back.

 

[Stephanie Page]

I also believe that "there's a reason to be airy" and just enjoy being airy. LOL.
get familiar with the gear, and get used to airy feel.

I'll give the toothpick trick a shot, but I'll follow your advice. I like to be open to new experiences, so I'll vape it as is, airy and all, see how that works for me.

 

[sneakerpimp]

cut off the tip of a pin and drive it in.