Can't use new kayfun...destroying provari center pin

[Shootist]

As said before you are OVER THINKING THIS.

The chimney is not air tight and it doesn't have to be. As long as there is equal pressure in the tank and the chimney no liquid can flow from the tank into the chimney because to do so air would need to replace the liquid.

The chimney isn't sealed on the bottom either and there are juice channels cut into the base. If liquid was to flow into the chimney it would certainly take the path of lease resistance, IE the juice channels, and not through the slight if any gap where the 2 chimney parts meet and around, through all the threads of those 2 parts.

Not sure why you keep posting the same thing when it has been explained to you many time already.

If you don't like the Kayfun then find some other tank system yo use.

 

[desertrider]

I have nothing to offer, but just saying hi to Moonbogg...Im blackangst1 on anandtech Saw you in the vaping thread over there

 

[Clark F]

Is this thread for real? I've never even looked at mine, if it works it works.

 

[cags]

Why are you going to send it back? Just take some fine, 320/400, grit sandpaper or a fine file or a sharpening stone, diamond or other, and smooth out the screen on the Kayfun. You can also take that screw out so it is easier to work on to smooth it out.

Sending it back is in my opinion overkill and a little ridiculous.

This is very true. Maybe they got it returned and resold it thinking the original buyer just didn't know what they were doing. I'd take it back ASAP.

I have read the entire thread and I am aware the op has fixed it and the conversation has moved on, but.
if I buy something new I do not expect to take it home and fix it! I don't care if I paid 20.00 or 200.00! I always return shoddy products, how else will the store or manufacturer know their products need work? and I'm not just talking about ecig stuff.

 

[Clark F]

Fair enough, I did not inspect mine when I received it. I wanted to vape it not make sure it was pretty enough to make love to, but I see the point. Sell the Kayfun and put the Provari back on the mantel where it belongs.

 

[Shootist]

I have read the entire thread and I am aware the op has fixed it and the conversation has moved on, but.
if I buy something new I do not expect to take it home and fix it! I don't care if I paid 20.00 or 200.00! I always return shoddy products, how else will the store or manufacturer know their products need work? and I'm not just talking about ecig stuff.

That is funny. Yes if I buy something and it doesn't work then I return it. If I buy something that is made out of metal and it has a ding on it in a place that you will never see I let it go or do something to fix that ding.

Personally I have never bought anything, other than something electronic, that I haven't had to fix or make mine buy adjusting and or changing something on it.

As with any atomizer I have ever bought the first thing I do is take it completely apart and wash it. With manufactured clearomizers the only thing I don't wash is the coil head.

 

[Clark F]

Clean is good, dirty is bad. Now go clean up your room before your mother gets home.

 

[Knifemaker]

Man! Talk abut OCD!!!

Look, the ends of the screws are turned against a cutter. this is the spiral pattern you see. the Slot for the screwdriver bit is cut with something similar to a band saw blade. It will leave a burr. If the factory tried to remove the burr, it will screw up the turned look for the screw. Either way, an OCD afflicted person will not be happy, because it may not look "Brand New now. A loose loose for any metal worker. You just can't please everyone. A 10 second touch up with your girls nail file,(emery board will fix the problem. jeesh!

Have we really gotten to the point that every one is so wussy fied that they can do NOTHING for themselves. Seems someone always have to be waiting in the wings to do everything for some people. Seems more and more people are acting like the typical frivolous celeb's these days. Get a Grip on your selves! Try not to be so helpless.