How not to drill out air holes

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Xcighippy

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Went to my local B&M to pick up some juice. I walked out with a new Igo-W and a Turtleship mod! I hurried home excited to try it all out. Built my first ever dual micro coil set up and it came out great. .7 ohm all good so far.
First hit I wasn't satisfied with the tight draw. So I wiped out my drill and 1/16" drill bit and had at it. Two seconds later, the drill broke and I punctured my thumb with the broken part still in the drill!! Dammm!! that hurts.
Anyway I patched up my thumb with a piece of paper towel and some scotch tape and put the cap in a vise to continue the drilling with a fresh bit.
Lesson learned, always secure part to be drilled in a vise, not your hand!!
 

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yellowsnow

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Not to worry I did the exact same thing. Fill it full of peroxide a little ointment and should be good to go.

Went to my local B&M to pick up some juice. I walked out with a new Igo-W and a Turtleship mod! I hurried home excited to try it all out. Built my first ever dual micro coil set up and it came out great. .7 ohm all good so far.
First hit I wasn't satisfied with the tight draw. So I wiped out my drill and 1/16" drill bit and had at it. Two seconds later, the drill broke and I punctured my thumb with the broken part still in the drill!! Dammm!! that hurts.
Anyway I patched up my thumb with a piece of paper towel and some scotch tape and put the cap in a vise to continue the drilling with a fresh bit.
Lesson learned, always secure part to be drilled in a vise, not your hand!!
 

Xcighippy

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I have a lot of power tools through other hobbies and the first things I always do when working with saws, drills, routers or whatever spinning is wear safety goggles, secure each piece firmly and keep my hands clear of any danger. Don't be bored!

Your doing it all wrong jargon!


Just kidding
 
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