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I still think you should use more cotton....
How does his look, any advise from this very point...
Just more comfortable doing it, this is my second ever build....is this wrong?
Centered now, how does the height look...
I roll and roll and roll until my cotton is small enough to fit in my coil. I used to just twist the end of the cotton and then pull it through the coil. However that is the less is better approach and that just does not work for me
Way too high... 1 to 1.5 ml above air hole
Just more comfortable doing it, this is my second ever build....is this wrong?
Centered now, how does the height look...
Longer tails can lead to hot legs. Good in a woman, not so much on a coil. Also, you've got your wire going against the direction the screw tightens, which could loosen your connection. Sorry for the clipped replies, I'm on the tablet PC.
Fixed the coil to correct orientation, centered and lowered, now with a thicker wick.
It absolutely is a how to thread. That's what ECF is all about. Ask to your heart's content.
Beautiful coil
Leads below = way shorter leads.
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Tony
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Haha quite the contrary.
In fact there are many threads quite like this one where folks are more than happy to chime in to help you get a stellar vape.
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This is a big kayfun (26650 model) thought it might make pictures better
This is a big kayfun (26650 model) thought it might make pictures better
Pic helps, ty. The thing with my build is once the cylinder is screwed on, I clip the wicks, I have to gently push them down. With the space on the light version, they wicks don't really draper like that...or at least I can't tell.
Are you saturating the wicks before you shove them down the sides?
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