Very nice. My black one should be in the mailbox when I get home. Ordered a smoke colored glass section for it from fasttech last night.Got mine this morning.View attachment 404672
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Very nice. My black one should be in the mailbox when I get home. Ordered a smoke colored glass section for it from fasttech last night.Got mine this morning.View attachment 404672
Welp my buddy was able to get me a hcigar clone at F&F price so I actually managed to get it for $40 shipped to the states. Will be doing a full review when it gets here. Supplier tested it and it is indeed 316ss. They've consistently impressed me with the quality of their past clones and so I said screw it and spent the $40, from what I've heard it should be worth it.
Check the juice holes with a piece of wire to make sure they're all clear. I used a piece of 28g kanthal wire to poke down to see if it was clear. The wick should touch the deck of the juice holes but not block them. My first build was with a short wick and it was dry hits after the initial juice from the build burned off. I made the wick longer, touching the deck and it works great now.
Where have you found reviews for the Infinite version? And a source for sale. They are listed on Fasttech but people seem to not believe they are actually Infinite because apparently Infinite does not allow selling of their products on FT.I can't decide between a Tobeco or SXK/Infinite for a second K4. I've been hearing good things about both but, the Tobeco has no sparescouple more Infinite reviews and I think I can make an educated decision
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I hate Tobeco, long story, I just ordered one (Tobeco)in matt.
So here's what I got today, I ordered 10 x 1.5 and 11 x 1.5 o-rings and put them on both clones. The one I took to work seeped juice out the air holes all night, never flooding the wick just in part "A'
Here's what I found, the # 16 o-ring doesn't seal on the corners as if it's groove is not machined correctly. This is FT type "A"
Also #18 fit too tight on the earlier one.
Put on the SAE ones when I got home, 5/16" x 1/16" for #18 and 3/8" x 1/16" for #16. Although the ID is smaller the cross section is a bit thicker so they provide a tighter seal.
Kind of ticked me off so I ordered the Tobeco.
Oh ya, no leaks now.
So I am thinking about doing a dual coil build. I cannot figure out the best way to use all 4 screws. Seems like the people on youtube are just putting the coils in the same direction and wrapping the same way, just across both screws. It seems like you should put them in opposite directions and use all 4 screws independently, but would leave one positive and one negative "tails" very close together which makes me nervous. This is of course having the coils (and subsequently the wicks) pointing towards the juice holes. Anyone have a suggestion on the best way to do this? Thanks.
@theKiwi,
Thanks for the pics. I was trying to get the wicks to point towards the juice canals, but I guess it isn't that big of a deal. I will try when I get home and see how it works. Thanks for your reply
Usually once does the trick. Sometimes twice. My FT k4 though was insanely filthy and 4 cleanings still didn't do it so I boiled it.
I don't understand why people are having so much trouble cleaning the machine oil off. It's just oil. Dish washing liquid will cut thru it. Hot water makes it more viscous and lets the dish washing liquid do a better job. You really don't need simple green, vinegar, rubbing alcohol, 24hr soaking or any magic dancing. If you still have machine oil smell or taste, break the atomizer down further. The juice control part also has an air chamber that you need to get to that has some machine oil. I suspect that's where most of you aren't getting to which is causing the lingering smell.
I cleaned mine in about 5 mins, swirling in really hot tap water and dish washing liquid. Sparkly clean and free of any foul odors.
I don't understand why people are having so much trouble cleaning the machine oil off. It's just oil. Dish washing liquid will cut thru it. Hot water makes it more viscous and lets the dish washing liquid do a better job. You really don't need simple green, vinegar, rubbing alcohol, 24hr soaking or any magic dancing. If you still have machine oil smell or taste, break the atomizer down further. The juice control part also has an air chamber that you need to get to that has some machine oil. I suspect that's where most of you aren't getting to which is causing the lingering smell.
I cleaned mine in about 5 mins, swirling in really hot tap water and dish washing liquid. Sparkly clean and free of any foul odors.