Need help from former MFS (MyFreedomSmokes) customers
Has any found a supplier or company that has tobacco e-juice like or very similar to MFS Turbosmog, Tall Paul, or Red Luck?
I did my first batch in glass yesterday and vaped it first thing this a.m. & it's really good! I just changed from plastic because it was leaving a funky taste that went away but still! I left the top off while cycling this time & that seemed to work for me!
I'd say so, lol. But in the .5Ω, 25 watt range, they're incomparable for flavor.
It's a piece of 26ga round Kanthal claptoned with a piece of .3 x .8 Kanthal ribbon.
Perhaps that is the "proper" definition. It is not what I have.
It hasn't happened to me, but there's been some mention of it. So far, all that's been done is to tap them back together. If this isn't working for you, they could be spot welded, or even epoxied together.
If you don't know somebody with a Tig welder-- a single spot weld would do, but 2 would be better-- then I think I would use an epoxy formulated to adhere to metals; and if possible for food-grade contact. Many tanks are epoxied together anyway, particularly those where glass parts are joined to metal ones. Slow dry is preferable to high speed for bond strength. Rough the surfaces to be joined with a bit of sandpaper. Mix the epoxy according to the directions. Spread it on both surfaces and put the parts together. Clean the excess glue immediately using Acetone or rubbing alcohol. Clamping the parts together will be helpful, of this is possible. A small C-clamp or bar clamp, or a large Vice Grips would work, and you don't need a lot of pressure. Failing that, set the barrel base down and lean a heavy book on top of the chimney. Let it cure for twice the recommended time, then wash it carefully before use. Judicious use of a hair dryer to gently heat the parts once an hour or so will be helpful in speeding cure time and making sure the cure is complete; all chemical reactions vary directly with temperature. Don't get it hot, just warm. If you have a metal clamp, the whole assembly can be placed in a warm oven. Hotter than skin temp, not so hot touching the rack burns you. You may want to run the clamp down and then re-clean any excess glue that may have gotten squeezed out before re-clamping. Let us know how it works.
