Rayon Wick - Better Flow, Flavor, Longevity, and Nic Hit!! - Pt.2
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That would be excellent, whenever you can get a chance.
I figured I would add both just in case. The L+ wicks a lot like the Theorem, poke your sharp thing down between the wick and the deck to make sure the tails are not too tight. I unscrew the fill port section when building the L+, I find it easier than trying to poke wick down the holes like on the Avocado 24. Carefully screw the fill port section back on after it is all wicked, take care to keep the tails in the channels as you screw it back on, wetting then can help.
Will take the pics for ya tomorrow.Thanks for the tips!
No my Kween, I just spent a bit of time over the years waiting for the wife. I picked up on some of the terminology.I had no IDEA you were a hair dresser, TD. Who knew.
Pardon me, but I really do need to change poor Bett's avi. I think her B-Day is over. Sheesh, me.
The Wide Bore from FT arrived, it's too small and needed a thin strip of aluminum tape around the friction fit section.
I'm gonna try something. It looks like the 5mm notch coils will just barely fit in the Kanger subtank rebuildables. It's close, but I think the wicking will hold them in place good enough to keep them from shorting against the sides. If it works and I can get one to fit in the Bachelor too (if I actually ever need to rewick it again), I may never wrap another coil. The full strand of Sally's appears to provide the exact density that is perfect for the 5mm, taking estimating mistakes out of the equation. I know that the rope of Sally's isn't exactly uniform, but somewhere along that 2 or three inches I cut off, it will be close enough for the girls I go with.
Such is the bane of my OCD affliction with efficiency. Always on the lookout for things to enable/justify my inclination toward cheap slothfulness. Funny, I said something similar to my wife the other day and she replied with one of the two things that always warms the cockles of my heart when I hear them. The first is a baby's laughter. The second is my wife saying, "You think you're funny, but you're not!". I just can't get enough.
Such is the bane of my OCD affliction with efficiency. Always on the lookout for things to enable/justify my inclination toward cheap slothfulness. Funny, I said something similar to my wife the other day and she replied with one of the two things that always warms the cockles of my heart when I hear them. The first is a baby's laughter. The second is my wife saying, "You think you're funny, but you're not!". I just can't get enough.
LMAO!! Well, I'd have to respectfully disagree with her, Brother... one of these days, I may have to make a l'il trip up to OK so we can grab a beer and a vape and laugh our butts off!
LMAO!! Well, I'd have to respectfully disagree with her, Brother... one of these days, I may have to make a l'il trip up to OK so we can grab a beer and a vape and laugh our butts off!
Bring it, my friend!
I think you're hilarious!!!
Gary didn't think so. Little did he know, the more agitated he got with me, the harder I laughed. Pushing his buttons was one of my favorite pastimes. I'm not really evil. I just don't care.
My rayon finally arrived didn't realize how much of a taste I was getting off the organic cotton I was using! rayon tastes soo much cleaner
didn't realize how much of a taste I was getting off the organic cotton I was using! rayon tastes soo much cleaner rayon tastes soo much cleaner
Some people have a hard time getting used to that. I once dated a girl that was so used to using margarine that she didn't like the taste of real butter. Same sort of thing for them I guess. I'm just glad thayamax turned me on to rayon before I had the chance to develop too many cotton habits.
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