I have Only Used the 3mm and just got a Combo Pack, since Vapebash a Foot Goes a Long way
To Address the "micro" Point It is Very Possible to Do them, but as said Before You do not want to Choke the wick, and Most of my Mistakes have been Forgetting that.
The Real Glory of this stuff is The ease of Use After you have a Good set up For You..
To Be honest I have Never Used Cotton Willingly...Messed up a Wick at a meet and Did not have any Wick with me, But Quickly Found that Cotton is Not forgiving to "1 more Toot" and That Flavors did not Go away after grabbing another Bottle...
Mac is Spot on with all he is saying I was only hoping to add, what works for Me....
We get that now, ahhh, duh. A little slow on the uptake for me yesterday.
Not everyone can thread any synthetic easily, I should be well aware. It's true enough some find it more difficult to threat into an m.c. I find the opposite to be the case and open winds more difficult. In fact both can be hard if you're a bulldog like me at times insisting on putting things like 3mm Eko into 2.2 tight. And yeah that can choke it as you were sayin' about NexT which I encourage folks to try regardless of how deployed.
I just find NexT fascinating since I first read about and saw pictures of it used as a wick Spring of 2013. The rigidity is just about as good as it can get for a wicking material. A little more would certainly help, rightly...if it didn't fray. And I recommend not wetting it because moisture travels well up the fibers and if left there will swell the wick a great deal. As it dries and vacates those
channels that end may become extremely dry, brittle and impossible to handle or wick. No way to
cure this but cut it off. Explained this before but bears repeating. If you gotta wet, cut what you need.
Kilning ceramic at the correct temperature, for the correct time optimizes the handling characteristics of NexT exactly as proscribed by 3M's process. Constantly looking over the horizon for any possible alternative process and/or material that might improve upon this. But Shope I still use Eko, silica and yes open spaced winds as I need them. Just don't talk about my personal pref's that often. One thing I can attest to is that t.m.c.'s and NexT just work. Based on my own expansive testing and alongside the rebuilding and testing by a great many others. The evidence so quickly mounted in 2013 that I realized for a great many new vapers and rebuilders this was gonna make it happen for them…because it is so easily threaded
into appropriate diameters for it. Not necessarily some of the applications I've subjected it to…18-turns in a Protank, come on!
Well that's my story and I'm stickin' to it. But the real story is more about
strain and what it does for a circuit than simply a microcoil or a spaced wind. I've got a bunch of these coilers on the way to test the contrarian principle and see what potential they
might have to induce strain in an open wind. I'm a big fan of multi-wire builds and any tool that can help with that is huge.
You take care shope and thanks for
gettin' it.
G'luck.
