Take your allen wrench and put it through the hole in the base by the threads (where the threads would screw into your mod) then tighten using your hand.
Mine came with a little nubby tip that extends the chuff cap by about 4mm. At least I think that's what this thing is for, I haven't seen it mentioned in any of the reviews I've looked at. It fits, and it doesn't look to be a replacement for anything else in or on the tank -- I thought at first that maybe it was a spare insulator for the 510 pin or something but it's way too big for that:
Maybe. Had a hex wrench for the RBA base too, which the reviews all said it didn't. Must be a new batch.
Did I not work well, or did it not work at all? I've just rebuilt my stock coil head and while it vapes like crap (I wasn't expecting much, I put in a real rough and dirty build, more as proof-of-concept than anything else), it does still vape. With a little practice and a lot of skill, I'm sure someone else could get these things running as well as or better than they come from the factory.
. I did flip the tank over, unscrewed the base, unscrewed the coil, wiped the base out good and re-screwed the coil back in, no problems since. I do have the air vent issue on one of them, the other three I can adjust easily on the mod. I really like them, use them probably 90% of the time, use my Cleito 120 the other 10% for when I really want to play with clouds.
Are you wetting the cotton first? What's the diameter of your coil. I usually have 2mm coils and if cut at the correct length, will fitt perfectly in the juice well. If you're running with larger coils then you could take the bottom portion of what you think is extra and push it back into the deck and/or towards the posts. Obviously don't cover up your air inlet but there's quite a bit of space in there to stash extra wick.
As long as your tank is no more than 3/4 full you can turn the Axiom Upside down and all of the juice will drain into the metal top section of the tank. At that point just unscrew and tinker.
