Found what I have been looking for.

[RobbieHogg1]

Yesterday I had an order arrive that had a Kanger T3 clearomizer in it.
I was vaping it from lunch time yesterday till about 11:00 last night, all day today & have only just refilled it. Great vapor production & a great taste. The amount of juice I went through yesterday would have been what I go through in a couple of hours with a Stardust clearomizer.
Very happy with it & think I will stick with these from now on.

Next fun part is to learn how to rebuild the coils.

Also got a 3ml EGO VK Comet Kit turn up but the replacement cleromizers are to big to fit it.

 

[Dbailey]

Get some wire and practice. Not all that hard. You'll get the hang of it. Buy an inexpensive drip atty to practice on. Might make it easier to do more challenging coil builds.

 

[PapawBrett]

Remove the top post, gently remove old wicks. I use cotton string, same cotton string I use in my vegetable garden. Cut one foot of string and unwind four fibers together. Burn and clean heating coil inside T3 (only takes about 2 seconds). Using Needle Threader donated from Wife's sewing kit, thread fibers through heat coil so it is eight fibers thick inside coil. Trim to size. Double over remaining fibers and lay on top of heating coil. Replace top post. Trim to size. Or you can look for 1mm silica and use it instead of cotton.

 

[Dbailey]

I was under the impression he was talking about building coils not just threading new wick in........

 

[TraceyS]

I really like the Kanger T2's and have a T3 on the way.

Tracey

 

[Waterman]

Have to resist making a new order but am wanting to try the t3. my bank statement is sort of embarrassing - vape,vape vape,bill,vape,vape,vape, bill !