Show us your secret atomizer " must have" tools

[Rule62]

This is what i NEED

I might have to get that. I like my magnifier head gear. But might as well go Steampunk.

 

[anavidfan]

Its available here , but its 175.00
Steampunk Sleepy Hollow Goggles

 

[nebulis]

This little absurdity in the photo has one sole function and for just one atomizer: To bend the last 1-2 mm bit of wire back into the tiny bottom opening of a CE2 ceramic cup used in the Sophia by Leo atomizer. - I have no idea what purpose it has in Real Life and I also don't know why I possess it - who bought it and what for. But for bending that tiny last bit of wire into the tiny bottom opening of the CE2 cup - for this task this is perfect:

 

[anavidfan]

Hey, what ever makes ones life easier.... I have quite a few odd tools for a particular atty too.

I found this on Amazon
Its a cheaper way to go steampunk and see things easier...

http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0...ue&ref_=ox_sc_act_title_1&smid=A1919NYIH5072G

 

[Freedom2Vape]

What are those cool looking thing-ma-bobs?

The CoilMaster 521 tab is a combination ohm meter, voltage meter for mechanical mods, coil building station, and will dry fire your coils (down to .2Ω), as well as allow you to use it as a table mod (I admit that doesn't appeal to me). It uses an 18650 battery (not included). To me, it is really helpful when I'm rewicking the Squape coils - I can dry burn the coil and insert a new wick fairly quickly. It also includes some alligator clips for determining the resistance of a piece of wire (haven't really used that, though). Here is a link to a review by VapnFagan:

The other device is just a JWraps rebuild stand I picked up at Amazon. It doesn't take up a lot of space and I use it with my Coil Master rebuild kit when I'm not at home.
BTW, if you find those glasses(?) above, let me know - I could use them too .

ETA: Oh, for that price, I could get about 28 of the ones you found on Amazon...

 

[sonicbomb]

These for fiddly micro coils, and for checking if I wrapped two coils with the same number of wraps

Or flash goggles when I make a coil that exceeds 1.21 gigawatts

 

[RAINCITYKILLER]

for coiling in the dark

 

[anavidfan]

I do like these, Ive seen them at amazon and other places, but I am a small woman and most of the ones like those end up slipping and hurting my nose....

I did order the 6 dollar clip ons, they should be here by Sat, Prime shipping I will let everyone know how comfortable and useful they really are.

The steampunk ones are even more than the link said, 175.00? it takes you to where to buy them and they are actually 400.00, I could get the night visions for that, but will pass.

 

[Johntodd]

I use this for microcoils:

 

[roxynoodle]

Yeah, reading glasses are my latest!

 

[sonicbomb]

Thats a scanning electron microscope right? You'll never get those bad boys to wick.

 

[WillyZee]

 

[Train2]

Actually, three of my FAVORITES are from FastTech!!
These awesome scissors that never cut anything but wick:

These awesome nail clippers that never cut anything but wire:

And the awesome (OK, just average) case, that I turned into my "on-the-road building kit":

Also - top right of the kit? That is a bit of classic pipe-cleaner.
I have a lifetime pack of pipecleaners from some kid's craft project - I cut 'em into 3 inch long strips and run them through a coil occasionally before or after a dry-burn cleaning...

 

[AndriaD]

Actually, three of my FAVORITES are from FastTech!!
These awesome scissors that never cut anything but wick:

These awesome nail clippers that never cut anything but wire:

And the awesome (OK, just average) case, that I turned into my "on-the-road building kit":
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Also - top right of the kit? That is a bit of classic pipe-cleaner.
I have a lifetime pack of pipecleaners from some kid's craft project - I cut 'em into 3 inch long strips and run them through a coil occasionally before or after a dry-burn cleaning...

They don't call 'em "pipe cleaners" anymore, they're called "fuzzy sticks". I get huge packs of 'em in Walmart's arts n crafts section. They're infinitely useful.

Andria

 

[anavidfan]

These are some of my most used , similar to the pipe cleaners but they can be re used many times and they also come in SS. I got mine on Ebay, as well as the tiny SS steel ones. Great for cleaning coils, chimneys of atomizers and drip tips.

http://www.amazon.com/SE-TC01N-5-Piece-Nylon-Brush/dp/B003YCGWBC/ref=pd_sim_121_3?ie=UTF8&dpID=31UIDAnczAL&dpSrc=sims&preST=_AC_UL160_SR160,160_&refRID=136G0XMKZ7D94293Y9VD

 

[King Diamond]

The only tool I'll ever need.

 

[ridenit]

Actually, three of my FAVORITES are from FastTech!!
These awesome scissors that never cut anything but wick:

These awesome nail clippers that never cut anything but wire:

And the awesome (OK, just average) case, that I turned into my "on-the-road building kit":
View attachment 503794

Also - top right of the kit? That is a bit of classic pipe-cleaner.
I have a lifetime pack of pipecleaners from some kid's craft project - I cut 'em into 3 inch long strips and run them through a coil occasionally before or after a dry-burn cleaning...

I love those scissors so much. I need a pair.

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[zoiDman]

This is my "Must Have" Coil Building Tool.

The thing that is Cool about this one is you can Flip the Lens Up/Down. That way if you have to get up and do something it not like you are Walking Under Water.

The LED that it has is Pretty Cheesy. But that is OK because I like to use this light Anyway.

 

[zoiDman]

I love those scissors so much. I need a pair.

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JSYK... They are called Thrum Scissors. And they Do work Great for Cutting/Trimming Wicks.

$1.27 Precision Stainless Steel Thrum Scissors at FastTech - Worldwide Free Shipping

 

[WharfRat1976]

I was thinking about all the junk Ive amassed since getting into this Vaping way of life.

Im constantly finding weird objects and tools. I find myself jumping like a girl that got given " the Ring"
when I find a drill bit or pair of pliers....

I thought it would be fun for some of the other fellow tool enthusiasts to share things that make your rebuilding or MOD maintenance easier.

This is just a taste of some of the tools I NEED.

I have a couple dental cavities I need filled[emoji2]