Reomizer 2.0 air hole enlarge??

[Someonelse]

have you reomizers drilled your air hole a tiny bit bigger? I feel like it could go just a tad larger. The draw is tighter than my cartos and Im just trying to get some opinions.

 

[JC Okie]

Yes. Lots of us have. I think the stock size is 3/64, and many have opened theirs up to 1/16. Mine are somewhere in between.

 

[InTheClouds]

I prefer the stock air hole, but many want more air and drill them to their preferred size. I wrap 1.5 ohm coils, many are doing coils much lower and need more air.

 

[el Jexican]

I want to say I did mine to 3/32.

 

[Funk Dracula]

1/16th over here.

 

[Raynman]

1/16 here too. Don't ask mad man Z his RM2 has a hole so big you can stick your arm in there.

 

[rabernet]

have you reomizers drilled your air hole a tiny bit bigger? I feel like it could go just a tad larger. The draw is tighter than my cartos and Im just trying to get some opinions.

I had mine opened to 1/16 and it was too airy for me. Try as I might to adjust, I preferred stock. Sent the base of the RM2 back to Rob so he could drill me a new top cap, with the stock hole.

 

[predwing]

dual 5/64 air holes, direct lung hit

 

[BlueSnake]

1/16“ here. I can adjust the draw by positioning the coil.

 

[FACE MEAT]

I used a round needle file to enlarge the air holes on my RM2s.

I don't have a drill press so I used what I had on hand. In hindsight, I think using a round needle file is a better way to enlarge air holes. You can literally enlarge the hole by microns at a time and stop exactly where you want instead of being committed to the standard drill bit sizes.

 

[JC Okie]

I used a round needle file to enlarge the air holes on my RM2s.

I don't have a drill press so I used what I had on hand. In hindsight, I think using a round needle file is a better way to enlarge air holes. You can literally enlarge the hole by microns at a time and stop exactly where you want instead of being committed to the standard drill bit sizes.

That's what I use too. The cap is brass and it's soft enough that these work great. I got a little set of them for cheap in the jewelry-making section of Hobby Lobby.

 

[predwing]

If you message Reo they will drill the holes for you for $5

 

[MrPicC]

3/32 works perfect for me on a grand. On a woody stock is working perfect.

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[Ian444]

Be careful, the difference between 3/64" and 1/16" is 78% bigger.

That's why the needle files are a good idea!

 

[Rickajho]

I so want to see this whole problem just go away with an adjustable "slot over slot" design that allows you to change the size of the air hole to anything you want, and not be stuck with a permanent hole size. Or a mistake.

 

[Ian444]

I have a problem with adjustable, if it gets bumped out of alignment, the vape goes out the window, I prefer a fixed hole size. Plus every time I clean it and rebuild, I have to find that sweet spot again, forever fiddling with it...

Complete opposite, oh well,

 

[NerdVap0r]

I so want to see this whole problem just go away with an adjustable "slot over slot" design that allows you to change the size of the air hole to anything you want, and not be stuck with a permanent hole size. Or a mistake.

I would buy that for sure. Adjustable AF RM3 anyone lol?

 

[jkais3r]

Be careful, the difference between 3/64" and 1/16" is 78% bigger.

That's why the needle files are a good idea!

Isn't it 33.33% larger? 4/64-3/64=1/64 1/3=33.3333%

 

[Filthy-Beast]

you're thinking linearly not cubically. it's 33.333% bigger in all directions

 

[Joka]

Or you could get a cyclone...they have one with air flow control, one without, and you can choose bottom feed or not. I have these 3 and i don't think I'll ever try a reomizer honestly. Here they are one is 1/16 (the smaller) the other two are waiting for sub ohm kits, single and dual holes =D

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