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A coil jig is a vapers friend, I call this one The Lifesaver 2000 lol
Thanks for the input. Will keep that in mind while building.Take your time, you're asking the right questions.
When you build your RDA/tank make sure the screws are tight, not overly tight because it will snap the legs on the coil.
If your ohms are all over the place when you fire it, check the screws and legs of the coils, screws tight no snapped legs. This is usually the problem.
We were all beginners at some point too
Oh yeah, FT has everything!Lol
Can i find something like this on fasttech?
Search UD coil jig. UD has a nice build kit with everything you need for coil building.
Yeah.... If a Battery Vents and the Gases are Not Confined to the Mod, it Isn't a Catastrophic Failure.
Not something I want to Happen. But something that Isn't going to Blow my Hand Off. It's when the gases Can't escape the Mod. Now you are holding a Pipe Bomb.
So speaking of Batteries. What type of Batteries are you using? And what Mod are they going in?
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Can i find something like this on fasttech?
Yep... This one is Nice because it comes in a Plastic Box which can hold other things like a small pair of Tweezers. Or an Allen Wrench or two.
$5.48 Universal Tools Wire Coiling Tool w/ Phillips & Slotted & Hex Key Screwdriver Bits - black / 3.5mm + 3.0mm + 2.5mm + 2.0mm winding rods at FastTech - Worldwide Free Shipping
For this type of Coil Jig, they All work about the same.
The only "Tip" I would give you is Don't push the part you turn towards the body of the Coil Jig. This can cause the coil to get Overlapping wraps.
Just let it turn on it's own.
Good point. Probably shouldn’t have said meltdown. Strictly speaking a meltdown is where the cooling system fails and the nuclear fuel in the core of the battery melts through the steel containment vessel, which we call the mod. If you have the mod sitting on your keyboard tray it can melt its way through the tray, through your leg, and right through to the Earth’s core. Luckily this doesn’t happen often.
I got one called Coil Master a few weeks ago. I had been making coils on a drill bit for years, and the first coil I made on the jig was better than anything I had managed before. There's still a learning curve but take your time and it's not too hard.
It's a while back but it probably took me around a dozen attempts before I got to where I could build good coils and get them installed successfully on a regular basis.
Good luck.
Here's a link to the Coil Master jig. $12.
CoilMaster Coiling Kit V4 Microcoil Jig
Or you can get the kit with a case and all the tools you need, including an ohm reader. $40.
CoilMaster DIY Kit V3 with 521 Mini Tab
CoilMaster Coiling Kit V4 Microcoil Jig
Or you can get the kit with a case and all the tools you need, including an ohm reader. $40.
CoilMaster DIY Kit V3 with 521 Mini Tab
The Coil Master comes with 6 rods in different sizes for wrapping coils with different inside sizes. They all will have a few different sizes.
It comes with different sized jig adapters for different ID. It has an allen key for changing the adapters. Most use either the 2.5mm or the 3mm
I think you use one for Single Wire. And the Other for when you are using Multiple Wires like a Twisted or Clapton.
To be Honest with you, I haven't compared the 2 Settings much. Because when I make Coils, they are Almost Always Single Wire Coils. And the times when I have down Multi-Wire Coils, I didn't change settings.
Someone who makes Multi-Wire Coils might be able to give you a Better Answer.
ETA: You are talking about the 2 Screw Holes that go on the thing your Turn. Right?
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