Yes, a jack hammer!On the Radius (P3) I am assuming?
Push with what? Fingernail? Knife? jackhammer?![]()

BTW, that recommendation did come from ProVapes help desk
Yes, a jack hammer!On the Radius (P3) I am assuming?
Push with what? Fingernail? Knife? jackhammer?![]()
I agree. Just send me your credit card number for shipping purposes and I'll get those right out to you.The Radius and Kabuki have too many moving parts and are defective. You really need to get rid of them and just send them to me
And fixed. Thanks guys!
I agree. Just send me your credit card number for shipping purposes and I'll get those right out to you.
After using my two new KFL+ for a bit, I know what Zen was going for with the Kabuki design. The Kayfuns are great, but are definately finicky little buggers compared to my Kabuki (and Nautilus) tanks.![]()
Jackie hasn't used her K4 since obtaining the Kabuki but in preparing for the up and coming vapocalypse we will be getting spare parts.Hence why both my KFL+ and Russian 91% are nice and clean sitting in my vape drawer and will be brought back to life IF I can not get any more Nauty Coils for the Buki's. The Buki's taste just as great as a Kayfun and are about 1000% simpler in everyday life and use. Yes they are!
I just used a fingernail to squish some of the gasket back under the pin. Easy peasy lemon squeezy.So, what was it?
Don't you mean gasket squeezy?I just used a fingernail to squish some of the gasket back under the pin. Easy peasy lemon squeezy.
I am thinking about ordering a couple KF Mini 3's as backup. What spare parts would you recommend? I have never done a rebuild thing.Jackie hasn't used her K4 since obtaining the Kabuki but in preparing for the up and coming vapocalypse we will be getting spare parts.
Vaperev Shop - SvoëMesto - AtomizersI am thinking about ordering a couple KF Mini 3's as backup. What spare parts would you recommend? I have never done a rebuild thing.
The base on one of my Kabuki's is a bit difficult to remove ... or at least get started to come off. I've always had to resort to the allen wrench on the set screw or in the air hole, to get the base started to come off.
TODAY, I realized I could use one of those rubber ring thingies that some folks use around glass tanks to help protect the glass. I don't use them but had one laying around that was tossed in vape mail as a freebie. The rubber ring thingie around the base works as a gripper !!! Cool
Wish the Kabuki base had knurled or ridged features though.
Yup, same issue here. I've actually stopped using my Kabuki cause of it. Just a pain to fill. I mostly just use my Kayfun mini 3. Really wish the Kabuki had a rebuildable option, along with a top fill option.
The base on one of my Kabuki's is a bit difficult to remove ... or at least get started to come off. I've always had to resort to the allen wrench on the set screw or in the air hole, to get the base started to come off.
TODAY, I realized I could use one of those rubber ring thingies that some folks use around glass tanks to help protect the glass. I don't use them but had one laying around that was tossed in vape mail as a freebie. The rubber ring thingie around the base works as a gripper !!! Cool
Wish the Kabuki base had knurled or ridged features though.
I just turn my mod upside down and unscrew the glass/top from the base. With or without the OMG rings. Works even with the large white rings that come with the GMZ tank. The base/coil stays on the mod. I never have refilling issues. Easier to refill than my Kayfuns, Crowns, Nautilus, etc.I had the same problem with my Kabukis, UNTIL I fitted them with the silicone O-rings from HoH:
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Now, simple finger pressure allows me to remove the Kabuki base for refilling/cleaning with no leakage and less worry about over-stressing the glass ...