Just make sure the try is not too big. My elbows, wrists and ADHD cause me to drag the tray to the edge of the table and flip the whole freaking mess across the floor! Need to duct tape it down!!! LOL!
As my kids say "We worry about you Mom!"
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Just make sure the try is not too big. My elbows, wrists and ADHD cause me to drag the tray to the edge of the table and flip the whole freaking mess across the floor! Need to duct tape it down!!! LOL!
As my kids say "We worry about you Mom!"
OMG, a video of that scene just played across my mind's eye!!!! Hilarious. I can see how that could happen. Ha. Mine is just a small china dish, really, that has a lip around the edge. It has saved me more than once. Ha.
I could have missed if already mentioned, but be sure to get some noalox or dielectric grease to put on the firing pin and top of the battery after you give it a bath. This will stop oxidation and keep performance top notch.
I was able to build a coil, I checked it on my provari and mvp and it showed 1.2 It a bit wonky but it works
It's looks like its gunky in the middle after using it last night and this morning. Is it suppose to look that way after use? Or is it user error? 
not sure if I have too much or not enough cotton in there.
My local store has a coil class I'm going to try and get to tonight I'm hoping that will help with my confidence on this
not the best picture,it's rainy and I can't find any good light
It's looks like its gunky in the middle after using it last night and this morning. Is it suppose to look that way after use? Or is it user error? not sure if I have too much or not enough cotton in there.My local store has a coil class I'm going to try and get to tonight I'm hoping that will help with my confidence on this
not the best picture,it's rainy and I can't find any good light
Coil looks just fine. I'd trim that cotton up. You don't need much on the outsides. Some say to roll it so it slides in relatively easy. I use it a little thicker. With either, you have to learn how to keep it wet your way.
If you hit the coil class, save yourself some time. Bring twenty post-it notes with the following written on them:
http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/forum/reos-mods/
If you hit the coil class, save yourself some time. Bring twenty post-it notes with the following written on them:
http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/forum/reos-mods/
That's a great looking coil, your confidence will soar when you realize your better than the teacher. Hopefully they spend some time on ohms law, batteries and safety, especially how to make sure your coil build is safe for your battery. If they don't, come back to ECF and educate yourself on those relationships.
There's a good chance that the coils class at your local B&M will be worthless. I know way more about coils than any of the B&M employees I've run across. And....they'll probably be wrapping SS mesh coils for tank RBAs.....which is not what we care about. Just guessing here. Just know to take it with a grain of salt.....and double check everything here before you actually do it. 
I had to teach my B&M guys about ohms law. For one thing, most B&M employees have never even seen a bottom feeder......
^^^that may be very snarky and unfair.....but it's been my experience, so just a heads up.
I had to teach my B&M guys about ohms law. For one thing, most B&M employees have never even seen a bottom feeder......^^^that may be very snarky and unfair.....but it's been my experience, so just a heads up.
Well I hope this makes you feel better. It'll probably vape great for you despite it's battle scars. Consider it broken in and the first time it gets knocked off the table or dropped in the parking lot you'll not freak out like you would with a new one. You'll probably end up with a new one and you'll use this one as your "beater Reo."
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I was in my local B&M this morning and talking about how I made my first 30 gauge coil on an 18 gauge needle. They all stopped and stared at this (almost) 60 year old woman - totally impressed because they only made huge coils with thick wire......ROFL They want lessons next time I go back.......HAHA I'm going to point them towards this board and all the videos I learned from! So, yeah, don't expect too much from your coil class - you may end up being the teacher
you guys were right! I looked at a few pictures of coils others had built after going to the class and realized it wasn't the right class for me
so didn't go. I'm sure I can learn what I need to right here My first coil isn't perfect, but it's still going so I must have done something right
so didn't go. I'm sure I can learn what I need to right here
My first coil isn't perfect, but it's still going so I must have done something right 
Congrats and welcome, Weedy. Glad you sorted out the trouble with the seller. That coil looks great to me. The middle darker spot could be that the cotton is too tight in there and does not wick through. Enjoy.
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