I inadvertently modified a Atty...

[BetterBob]

Apparently i twisted a little too hard on my 901 atty, and it started spinning inside the housing. This made it so the air inlets no longer synced up.

So i took my dremel tool and made a new one...

And today, after a little tinkering, i took the atty out of the casing, realigned them, and JB welded the atty back in place.

But now i have a huge gaping hole for air to come in, as opposed to the little needle sized one.

It works pretty well.

 

[Upinthehills]

Hmmm....I'm wondering if JB weld emits any fumes when heated. That may not be a good thing.

 

[BetterBob]

Hmmm, good question.

I know i only used a little bit around the outside of the connector... none on the actual atty. So.. i think it should be fine? Also, none around the intake hole, only around the 1/2 where it has no air vent...

Seems fine to me.. I'll do some research though.

 

[DaveP]

Might want to check that out. You wouldn't want to take the chance of vaping stray glue.

Here, Vaporer doesn't use glue. He says that the knurled end press fits back into the atty tube. If it doesn't fit tight, he uses a strip of paper over the knurling and presses that in together for a tight fit.

http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/fo...your-510-atomizer-step-step-801-901s-too.html

 

[DeniseN]

I use a 510 and I decided to use a cans of air to try and blow my atty out and see how that worked. Well after a couple of times of that I noticed that mine does what you are saying it is moving in the housing, up and down and I can move it around. To be honest I just pushed it back down where the air can had pushed it up and kept using it and it works just as good if not better than any of my other attys. I have not done anything to try and fix it. Should I.