Made this while fiddling around at 2 AM

[notactuallyluke]

I'm sure it's been done before (what hasn't at this point lol) but I just kinda came up with the idea off the top of my head. Twisted 28g wrapped with a single strand of 28g. Flavor is the same as standard twisted 28, but the vapor is much, much thicker. Just thought I would share!

 

[SLIPPY_EEL]

thats a really tight twist, is that the same wire used for all 3 strands or are the two in the middle dif to the outer strand?

its almost a helix build, twisting two strands creates two seperate gaps spiralling which you follow with more wire to create a helix and/or a double helix which can be used without a wick as the juice clings to the slits spiralling the wire

 

[SLIPPY_EEL]

oh you alreayd said you used 3 strands of 28g silly me

 

[notactuallyluke]

thats a really tight twist, is that the same wire used for all 3 strands or are the two in the middle dif to the outer strand?

its almost a helix build, twisting two strands creates two seperate gaps spiralling which you follow with more wire to create a helix and/or a double helix which can be used without a wick as the juice clings to the slits spiralling the wire

I just had about 8" of twisted 28 laying around, so I cut some 28g, put it in the drill and "spiraled" it around the twisted 28. Hope that kinda answers your question!
As far as helixing wire goes, are you saying you use the same two strands to twist, then helix it all together? My mind is somewhat blown right now.

 

[SLIPPY_EEL]

 

[SLIPPY_EEL]

heres my version lol

 

[notactuallyluke]

heres my version lol

Wow. That's awesome. I actually have some double twisted 28 laying around. Just tried helixing some regular 28 in the grooves, worked great! I'm suprised, since that was the first time I've ever done something like that.

 

[RedheadedBStarD]

I did something similar to this a few weeks ago, but with 30 gauge.

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