Maybe its just me but, its says "Stabilized Wood", therefore no resin was involved would be the reason you can't find it!!! Then again, it probably is just me...
RDA Kennedy 24mm RDA thoughts.
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Resin is a term I often read in reference to the chemical that is used to fill and harden wood to create stab wood.
Such as: Stabilizing Resin
I sent a link through DHD's "contact us" page and got the following reply from Jess-Marie:
They sell my stuff but i do not make wood tips. those are not mine
I would not buy wood kennedy tips they would be suicide. juice swells the wood and you won’t have a top very long lolSo there you go.
Prob a misprint on the first site. They do look just like the Kennedy tips from DHD though, whereas the tips you posted the link to on Insta, do not.
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So for the first time ever I made nichrome 80 fused clapton for my K24 on my limitless and it really does fire up faster than kanthal. I really love this. Wish I knew this sooner
I've been happily vaping my Ruby w/ slam cap the past five days. So far, I'm really happy with its performance. Got to love when the first build in a new atty is a winner, 23g N80, 3.6mm, 3 wide spaced wraps.
FYI, VapeNutt will be coming out with a holder for 24mm tube mods shortly. This is the prospective ~27mm ID VNC product with a copper Roundhouse. Offhand, the ID needs to be further reduced in order to serve as a reliable building stand for the Ruby.
Big Problem.
I've been using the Ruby for a little over a week. Saturday, I used my workhorse for the past year; while, I cleaned and rebuilding the Ruby. The quality of vape was seriously lacking. I've been spoiled. I still like the way it fits my hand and that is so much lighter, but I'm going to have to adjust my builds or get a K24 for it (mod's a bottoms feeder though; so, no very Kennedy friendly).
I've been using the Ruby for a little over a week. Saturday, I used my workhorse for the past year; while, I cleaned and rebuilding the Ruby. The quality of vape was seriously lacking. I've been spoiled. I still like the way it fits my hand and that is so much lighter, but I'm going to have to adjust my builds or get a K24 for it (mod's a bottoms feeder though; so, no very Kennedy friendly).
lol...Same here...@Mrrickyyap posted his catfished K24 a few pages back. Maybe that might be the ticket.
Received my K24 and Roundhouse and I am hugely disappointed. Scratches and bizarre machining, especially for a high-end product, abound:
I know this sort of thing will happen with use over time, but I want to be the one that adds the battle scars. These look pre-used/secondhand.
What do you guys think? Would you let this go?
I know this sort of thing will happen with use over time, but I want to be the one that adds the battle scars. These look pre-used/secondhand.
What do you guys think? Would you let this go?
The Hastur V1 510 driptip adaptor (o-rings removed) fits the K24. I really like Cherry Vapes Delrin tips for several reasons. So, I had to give it a try.
The flavor and warmth did increase quite a bit, but lost the ability to drip directly on the coils through the tip. I didn't have any issues with juice climbing the sides. But, it did change the air flow in a way I'm not sure I like.
The flavor and warmth did increase quite a bit, but lost the ability to drip directly on the coils through the tip. I didn't have any issues with juice climbing the sides. But, it did change the air flow in a way I'm not sure I like.
If you got it from Kennedy directly, contact them and send them the pictures. Those should go up under their blemished category. In experience with dealing with them, their CS is top notch and they'll send you back a new cap & mod.Received my K24 and Roundhouse and I am hugely disappointed. Scratches and bizarre machining, especially for a high-end product, abound:
I know this sort of thing will happen with use over time, but I want to be the one that adds the battle scars. These look pre-used/secondhand.
What do you guys think? Would you let this go?
However if you purchased from a different site, I wouldn't know the situation & their policy on returns & blems.
I got some .9mmx.3mm N80 in the other day. Built the Hobo with it the check the resistance out. I'd put it just a little under 23g N80. I liked the way it vaped in the Hobo. I had 23g N80 in the Kennedy; so, I pulled that and gave it a go. Defintely vapes warmer, juicier, dense goodness.
A small nylon O-ring pick. FYI, the Slam Cap 24 is about to be made available for public consumption. Here is a sneak peek...
[ Stainless Steel Slam Cap 24 + Dark Blue Swirl Fat Dragon Tip ]
[ Black Cerakote Slam Cap 24 + Ruby Red Swirl Fat Dragon Tip ]
[ Stainless Steel Slam Cap 24 + Dark Blue Swirl Fat Dragon Tip ]
[ Black Cerakote Slam Cap 24 + Ruby Red Swirl Fat Dragon Tip ]
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