I've been making simple 2 - 3 Ohm coils on cotton and silica with 33 or 34 AWG for a while now...not bad.
I saw a vid of someone making one of these micro-thinggies...thought I'd give it a try.
IGO-W
28 AWG Kanthol
Planning a single coil build ...
I make my coil around 1 Ohms (I use a pass-through with a breaker for this sort of tinkering).
It's wrapped around a 1/16 hex wrench.
Just as I'm about to do the 'squeeze the burning coils to make them stick together step' shown in the vid...It occurs to me...
WAIT! This will cause a HARD SHORT!
So I stop here and feel really stupid for a moment.
Instead I heated it up red hot, let the button off and squeezed it a bit.
Is this correct?
If not...what tool are people using for this step that won't cause a hard short?
Strange...perhaps it's just in my old mind paying tricks on me...but in the heat of tinkering I almost did something REALLY STUPID, which could be really bad with a battery based rig.
I saw a vid of someone making one of these micro-thinggies...thought I'd give it a try.
IGO-W
28 AWG Kanthol
Planning a single coil build ...
I make my coil around 1 Ohms (I use a pass-through with a breaker for this sort of tinkering).
It's wrapped around a 1/16 hex wrench.
Just as I'm about to do the 'squeeze the burning coils to make them stick together step' shown in the vid...It occurs to me...
WAIT! This will cause a HARD SHORT!
So I stop here and feel really stupid for a moment.
Instead I heated it up red hot, let the button off and squeezed it a bit.
Is this correct?
If not...what tool are people using for this step that won't cause a hard short?
Strange...perhaps it's just in my old mind paying tricks on me...but in the heat of tinkering I almost did something REALLY STUPID, which could be really bad with a battery based rig.