Zivipf is the place you seek.Glad you popped by, can't find my link to the wire site. Truthfully I simply can't find my clipboard on the phone where the link you gave me is.I do remember the name begins with a Z but it's not showing in my search, yes I have zero googlefu powers.
I have a coil jig I think is what it's called one of the little tools that have the different millimeters do you think that using that and my wrist would be an adequate way of wrapping it or do I need to buy one of those coil Master kits?
Thank you. This time I'll just put it on my desktop.
Jig is all you need. Honestly a rod is enough be it a bamboo stick or screwdriver. Pair of small pliers to pull the coil tight is useful when using thinner wire like 28-30g which is ideal for higher ohm coils. I just recommend starting with 26g because it is easier to learn with and gives a fast enough ramp and good flavor. The very best advice I was given when learning to build was only adjust one thing at a time. Tedious but rather vital to learning the sweet spot for your personal optimum vape. I usually start with tweaking coil height then move on id size. These tweaks can be different from atty to atty. Same will apply to wicking. Easiest wick to learn with is koh gen do pads imo.
That's the stuff.
The 26g kanthal is super inexpensive to play with it seems. Do I have to twist the wire together some sort of way or can it be used as it is just coiled? I mean I see people that have almost like braided it or something but is it perfectly fine to use right off the spool after coiling it of course?
You know, mansplaining.We'll keep tabs here just in case you ladies need any assistance or technical clarifications...
Just start with simple single round wire coils. Since you already know you like ss it's worth it to get a spool of it too. With ss you will need more wraps for higher ohms. Will give you a good comparison experience to play with both types of wire. Since you don't use tc stick with 26g 316 ss. It is springier than kanthal so more of a challenge to work with. 24g does wrap easier but the ramp is slower, if you're okay with that get the ss 24g.
Yeah I just realized I said something about after I've cooled the wire when I really did mean to say coiled..lol at least this forum is pretty easy to utilize I've seen some forums where you can't go back and edit like once you posted it's written in stone.Had to edit above post twice, damn spellcheck!
"Master of Clouds" is the seller and it's got Master Wire Supply on the label of the product
My hero. I feel so much safer now.We'll keep tabs here just in case you ladies need any assistance or technical clarifications...
