BF Mods by Custom-Classic
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Thanks, Inga!!! 
Won't be long now!
Won't be long now!
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New CC owner, here. I got a 6061 on the classies a few weeks ago (thanks again @AlphaGuitarist!) and it's easily the nicest squonker that I've had the pleasure of using. The craftsmanship and performance is just top-notch in every aspect.
Just wanted to drop in and show some appreciation for a fine mod/mod master
Just wanted to drop in and show some appreciation for a fine mod/mod master
New CC owner, here. I got a 6061 on the classies a few weeks ago (thanks again @AlphaGuitarist!) and it's easily the nicest squonker that I've had the pleasure of using. The craftsmanship and performance is just top-notch in every aspect.
Just wanted to drop in and show some appreciation for a fine mod/mod master
Old school cutout too
Enjoy your CC - and keep it clean 
New CC owner, here. I got a 6061 on the classies a few weeks ago (thanks again @AlphaGuitarist!) and it's easily the nicest squonker that I've had the pleasure of using. The craftsmanship and performance is just top-notch in every aspect.
Just wanted to drop in and show some appreciation for a fine mod/mod master
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Great atty too
Congrats and welcome to the family!
Will do! I gave it a good scrubbing, but I'm gonna have to pick up some scotch brite to keep it looking pristine.Old school cutout too
Thanks, manGreat atty too
Congrats and welcome to the family!
And I had a few Nuppins in the past but wasn't sold on them. This one came with the mod, so I decided to give it another shot, but this time with the turbo coil and wow...what a difference, the flavor is crazy good. Also a little more room for wicking, with the coil being in the center of the deck. I'm definitely keeping this one, that's for sure.
Corey,
Corey? ... Corey, how much is a delrin button? And they lower thumb gunk button maintenance a bit, right?
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Corey? ... Corey, how much is a delrin button? And they lower thumb gunk button maintenance a bit, right?
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Is $15ea, D. Little more gunk resistant with 'luminums... Still need to be pulled and cleaned regularly, tho,
Groovy. Will eventually hit you up for one.Is $15ea, D. Little more gunk resistant with 'luminums... Still need to be pulled and cleaned regularly, tho,
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You'll have to excuse the poor lighting/phone camera, but this is what I'm running. 7 wraps of 26g SS 316L. 2.5mm ID, coming out to about .5 and wicked with rayon.
You basically just build a normal coil for the Nuppin, but leave the negative leg a bit longer. Then, once you have the negative and positive posts snugged down, just reinsert whatever you used to wrap the coil on and pull the coil inwards over the positive post. Just make sure it has clearance and doesn't touch the top of the post, you want a small gap in between. With this, you can have air hitting the coil from both sides, which for me makes the flavor outstanding.
Just got home from working on an AT&T commercial
brassy was with me of course
brassy was with me of course
You'll have to excuse the poor lighting/phone camera, but this is what I'm running. 7 wraps of 26g SS 316L. 2.5mm ID, coming out to about .5 and wicked with rayon.
You basically just build a normal coil for the Nuppin, but leave the negative leg a bit longer. Then, once you have the negative and positive posts snugged down, just reinsert whatever you used to wrap the coil on and pull the coil inwards over the positive post. Just make sure it has clearance and doesn't touch the top of the post, you want a small gap in between. With this, you can have air hitting the coil from both sides, which for me makes the flavor outstanding.
You'll have to excuse the poor lighting/phone camera, but this is what I'm running. 7 wraps of 26g SS 316L. 2.5mm ID, coming out to about .5 and wicked with rayon.
You basically just build a normal coil for the Nuppin, but leave the negative leg a bit longer. Then, once you have the negative and positive posts snugged down, just reinsert whatever you used to wrap the coil on and pull the coil inwards over the positive post. Just make sure it has clearance and doesn't touch the top of the post, you want a small gap in between. With this, you can have air hitting the coil from both sides, which for me makes the flavor outstanding.
Looks great
That's the only build style I run in all my Nuppins ...spoiled me from running anything else 
With the coil up so high do you need to squonk harder & more often to get the juice up to the coil or is the juice that's soaked up by the wicking ample to produce nice vape? I use ReadyXwick and wondering if I need to make the wick longer to sit on the deck to soak up juice. It's not as "fluffy" as cotton wicking, more like a garden hose. I've always pondered trying a turbo coil setup. 
New CC owner, here. I got a 6061 on the classies a few weeks ago (thanks again @AlphaGuitarist!) and it's easily the nicest squonker that I've had the pleasure of using. The craftsmanship and performance is just top-notch in every aspect.
Just wanted to drop in and show some appreciation for a fine mod/mod master
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Congratulations and welcome to the CC ownership family! If you have some no-ox-id or deoxit, put it where the cap meets the body and on the magnets. It will help a lot to keeping it clean
Old school cutout too
I like that style cutout, myself
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