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I just need more practice, I just started rebuilding so I have to get my mistakes out of the way. Once I have more success and get a good pattern on these coils I may never have to buy another pack of them. I have a total of 45 coils and 12 of these tanks, I also have 5 protank 2's and a bunch of coils I can rebuild 
Like Cheech said, if I can do this anyone can!!!
Like Cheech said, if I can do this anyone can!!!
I just need more practice, I just started rebuilding so I have to get my mistakes out of the way. Once I have more success and get a good pattern on these coils I may never have to buy another pack of them. I have a total of 45 coils and 12 of these tanks, I also have 5 protank 2's and a bunch of coils I can rebuild
Like Cheech said, if I can do this anyone can!!!
I think it's safe to say you're prepared for the Vapocalypse.
I just need more practice, I just started rebuilding so I have to get my mistakes out of the way. Once I have more success and get a good pattern on these coils I may never have to buy another pack of them. I have a total of 45 coils and 12 of these tanks, I also have 5 protank 2's and a bunch of coils I can rebuild
Like Cheech said, if I can do this anyone can!!!
Endeavor to persevere!
Congrats! Knew you could do it and practice makes perfect
You will end up with new coils sitting there unused as you are rebuilding and recycling...
That's a great idea about putting juice on the liner. Getting that wrapped and the cap back on straight was the hardest part of the whole build for me. But I've had experience rebuilding T3S coils, and this is pretty similar except for that part of it.
Was wondering if someone who has the "non-chimney" coil would give it a test run to see if they have any issues with it. I tried one of Cheechako's suggestions and made sure I didn't have the coil screwed too tightly into the base. I turned it until I just felt resistance and then stopped. Still seems to be some gurgling, although I haven't seen any leaking... yet. I did blow through the air tube again also, just in case. I am getting a sinking feeling.
I did have this happen once and only once, air flow felt a little "clogged". I took the coil apart and couldn't see a difference
to account for this.
Maybe run a needle through the screw-in side of the coil to see if there is a blockage in the intake?
Was wondering if someone who has the "non-chimney" coil would give it a test run to see if they have any issues with it. I tried one of Cheechako's suggestions and made sure I didn't have the coil screwed too tightly into the base. I turned it until I just felt resistance and then stopped. Still seems to be some gurgling, although I haven't seen any leaking... yet. I did blow through the air tube again also, just in case. I am getting a sinking feeling.
I am hoping this is an anomoly with those type.
I only have the chiminy type...
So am I. The thought of having to find another "perfect" setup is enough to make me think about quitting vaping all together.
So am I. The thought of having to find another "perfect" setup is enough to make me think about quitting vaping all together.
Never give up! Never surrender! or something to that effect...
So am I. The thought of having to find another "perfect" setup is enough to make me think about quitting vaping all together.
Rebuilding would solve that issue
Unfortunately I have to sit on mine all day at work.
Unfortunately I have to sit on mine all day at work.
Flying a desk! I'm trying to avoid bedsores on the back side.
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