Best place is The Mesh Company. It's in the UK but shipping price is reasonable and they usually give you more than you ordered. I ordered 1 sheet and got 3.
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Introducing the Griffin Rebuildable Atomizer Tank
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Best place is The Mesh Company. It's in the UK but shipping price is reasonable and they usually give you more than you ordered. I ordered 1 sheet and got 3.
I know I've asked this before and someone probably posted a link, but the Mesh Co has LOTS of different types.
Do you know which specifically is the best for this type of application? I can buy some and just cut them up for sale and ease of purchase on this side of the pond.
WSS500SF-A4 Super Fine #500 Stainless Steel Mesh 25 Micron
http://themeshcompany.com/acatalog/25-micron-super-fine-mesh.html
#500 is the best. #400 works well but not as well as #500.
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But their in the uk
I'm impatient I found someone selling mesh on Ebay that said or best offer and got a pretty good deal. But I'm going to get some 500 mesh from them I think, see how fast the shipping is.
I'm impatient I found someone selling mesh on Ebay that said or best offer and got a pretty good deal. But I'm going to get some 500 mesh from them I think, see how fast the shipping is.
As mentioned The Mesh Co. is the best source for #500 mesh.
Here's a more local source for various mesh:
Filtration Supplies | eBay
Here's a more local source for various mesh:
Filtration Supplies | eBay
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These are longer than you need but works good for the fill hole because you can remove it without using tools. Just screw it in enough to plug the hole.
This is the exact method i used once i saw the video and it solved my wicking and hot spots. Vaping like a train and awesome flavor!!
Now to find an easy way to tell when I am nearly out of juice, for now I refill before leaving the house.
i remember reading somewhere that purchasers of the original griffin would have the option of receiving the newer section with the larger air hole so we wouldn't have to purchase a second unit. is this still true or did i mistake something?
I will see what I can do but we already asked them to make it bigger
Standard size? do you just mean the smaller hole?
Original Batch 1.0mm hole (three weeks ago)
Newest batch 1.5mm hole. (last & this week)
Regarding the cap hole sizes
IMO, the 1.5mm serves well as the default hole size.
Maybe what could be done, is sell the kits with the 1.5mm hole as standard. Then sell as only as an accessory, 1mm, 1.2mm, and if at all possible vertical dual .75mm hole caps.
Griffin numbers 3&4 arrived today. (Big shout out to Eric for once again excellent customer service)
So now I have one for each of my primary flavors.
Have one clear tank done, and will go clear on all of them when I make the time. All I need to do now is make some holders to keep them upright. One for at home, and one to fit in my trucks ashtray, and I'm set.
question for bluegrass - i came across shorter screws at fastenal which is local for me but it shows din 85 a-2. not being familiar with machine screws what might the difference be? btw the fastenal screws are marked ss ...... m2 x 4
What I do is use the smooth end of a 1/8" drill bit, wrap the coil, then place the end of the bit into the wick hole and attach, tighten, and align the wick. When the bit is removed, the coil is aligned perfectly with the wick hole. Then I soak the cotton twine wick with juice, twist it tight so there is plenty room through the coil and just feed it through the coil down into the tank. Once in, I use a sewing needle to help spread out the wick so it touches all parts of the coil. First one took forever. Second time was cake.
Now that I have some spares, I'll revisit the mesh wick again...maybe. The cotton just works so nice, I really don't know if it's worth breaking out the torch again.
Yes, when I get them in
Probably the next shipment.
cool beans! if possible give us a heads up regarding that so we, or i at least, can start placing a big order together to go with it
cool beans! if possible give us a heads up regarding that so we, or i at least, can start placing a big order together to go with it
I will, once I confirm they are being shipped I will announce, I do not like to pre-hype anything in case something falls through or falls short.
So is the one on the first post the newer version or the older one? Seems that the one I had just got the center post sleeve is permanatly applied to the fill cap?
Not sure what you are referring to. But if I am assuming correctly, the center post is tied down with the screws, you need to unscrew them to remove the top part of the tank.
The difference between the two (not really different versions) is only a larger (1.5mm vs 1.0mm) air hole in the side of the tank, that's it as far as I know
Sorry, I have no idea. I was interested in what DIN is and I'm assuming that this is the def for this context.
A direct translation to DIN is Deutsches Institute fur Normung or better understood as German Institute for Standardization. DIN is the internationally recognized consensus standards body of Germany. Well established before ISO the DIN nomenclature and practices continue to be prevalent in the fastener industry.
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