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I'm pretty skeptical about this.
It needs special parts to almost work in a standard Nauti body...
How's it gonna work in a Kabuki?
We'll see if anyone we know reports on it!
How did you get the Nautilus drip tip to work with the Kabuki? Are they making the drip tips smaller now?Update LOL ... The Nautilus drip tip on the Kabuki is working for me. 12W and no boost.
vaping perfection. Trio of current favorites but can hardly wait until the Radius shows up ...
I have 3 Nautilus. 2 full size and the mini pictured. The tip from the mini would NOT fit the Kabuki. It's the tightest Nautilus tip I have and why it's on the mini since I use the mini the most of the Nautilus tanks.
I knew from previously interchanging the tips between the Nautilus tanks, that the drip tips were slightly different sizes (even if only a few thousandths difference). The one pictured in the Kabuki is a perfect/very close fit. Had to hold it just just right the first time I tried to put it on the Kabuki ... but slightly loose (relatively) when on a Nautilus tank.
SO ... it boils down to variation in size of the tip during manufacture and just luck of the draw when trying to use on this Kabuki. It is the one I suspect I will mostly use on the Kabuki. I like the Nautilus tips. They're small enough to be great for MTL, while the bore is big enough to get a swab down and allows for good vapor production ... even decent DL.
EDIT: ... that interesting stainless tip (with the "stair step" base) on the iStick Basic, fits, works and looks pretty darn good on the Kabuki too. Smaller bore than the Nautilus tip though.
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Hmmm. Thanks! I guess I'll go dig them out and try them all. I quit when the first one was to big.
Yep, might be easiest to try them between the Nautilus tanks to find the smallest one first before trying on the Kabuki. I suspect IF there is a size difference as I found ... you will still find it fits real close on the Kabuki the first time or two it goes on.
That said, this thing is rock solid. Not even the slightest bit of wobble. Perfect.
Yeah, well, very interesting...
Three Nautilus drip tips and all to big... BUT, get this... Two drip tips I put away because they were to big for my first Kabuki, the SS. Guess what? They fit in the GMZ Kabuki - NO PROBLEM! Yep, won't fit (no matter how hard I wiggle or try sideways) in the SS, Stealth, or Ti Kabuki's whatsoever but fit in the GMZ perfectly without any effort.
What's up with THAT?
Here I thought the drip tip wobble in my GMZ Kabuki was my imagination, NOPE!
Now I know what someone is going to say, "When you're using the GMZ Kabuki, just use those two drip tips, problem solved!" Or, "When you want to use those two drip tips, just use the GMZ Kabuki, problem solved!"
Nice...
Yeah, I know, "weh." I expect to much...
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Have you tried one? With the sheer # of Nautilus and Nautilus coil compatible tanks out there, I can't believe there isn't a RBA that rates highly and popular....
I haven't tried one yet, thinking of picking one up.
I belive the only special part was the spacer to make room for the deck in a mini, not needed for reg nautilus so should fit the Kabuki.
Just remembered a i shared about the kabuki with a rebuildable deck instaled and it did have to be modifed.
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That pic would make a great album cover...Yo ... finally got around to making a 4x4 mod holder for the Provari ...
Yo ... finally got around to making a 4x4 mod holder for the Provari ...
How did you get it in the jar?
Photoshop
... it's in front of the jar !!! LOLI think I'm the only one who gets the joke, which is funny, because a lot of you are old enough to be my parents!Yo ... finally got around to making a 4x4 mod holder for the Provari ...
Hint: It's in the picture, and partially in the written words of the post.
Oh come on!
Do I gotta spell it out for you Sleepy Sunday Sacks????
("Sacks" meaning "sacks of potatoes" which is a general term for a lazy person, according to my grandmother.)
Do I gotta spell it out for you Sleepy Sunday Sacks????
("Sacks" meaning "sacks of potatoes" which is a general term for a lazy person, according to my grandmother.)
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