The Nicoticket Approved Delivery Device Advice Thread
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I ordered me one of them coilers that you linked. Hopefully will get it by Monday. Looking forward to comparing the coils it makes to my own tensioned contact coils.
No doubt would be able to be done with next to zero effort (not that a pin vise / drill blanks are all that difficult.)
No doubt would be able to be done with next to zero effort (not that a pin vise / drill blanks are all that difficult.)
I've also ordered one, Plan to do tensioned coils with it. How you ask, well maybe not. but I'll tell you anyway
Lock the wire in place be tying a piece to something or in my case by mounting the spool in the coil gizmo with the wire going through a hole in the side of the spool so it does not unwind.
then just spin the side with the mandrel pin while applying tension instead of the small side.
Lock the wire in place be tying a piece to something or in my case by mounting the spool in the coil gizmo with the wire going through a hole in the side of the spool so it does not unwind.
then just spin the side with the mandrel pin while applying tension instead of the small side.
I was thinking of a similar technique, using a pair of small, but fairly heavy, vice grips.I've also ordered one, Plan to do tensioned coils with it. How you ask, well maybe not. but I'll tell you anyway
Lock the wire in place be tying a piece to something or in my case by mounting the spool in the coil gizmo with the wire going through a hole in the side of the spool so it does not unwind.
then just spin the side with the mandrel pin while applying tension instead of the small side.
Great Idea, letting the vice grips hang would apply very consistent tension.
'Lil Red just got her Cyclone drilled out to 5/64. Perfect for me now!
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I've also ordered one, Plan to do tensioned coils with it. How you ask, well maybe not. but I'll tell you anyway
Lock the wire in place be tying a piece to something or in my case by mounting the spool in the coil gizmo with the wire going through a hole in the side of the spool so it does not unwind.
then just spin the side with the mandrel pin while applying tension instead of the small side.
Been doing the tensioning thing using the looping tool and a pair of flat nosed pliers for quite a while. Looking forward to seeing if the coiler is capable of pulling off parallel wraps myself.
What's up Brooke?! Happy New Year to you lad!
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'Lil Red just got her Cyclone drilled out to 5/64. Perfect for me now!
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Looking good sir!
This is to olefolk or (olfolk, can't remember his name) and Filthy-Beast who told me that a 2mm readyxwick would indeed fit into a 1/16 coil from the coiling gizmo:
I FINALLY DID IT!!!
I FINALLY DID IT!!!
This is to olefolk or (olfolk, can't remember his name) and Filthy-Beast who told me that a 2mm readyxwick would indeed fit into a 1/16 coil from the coiling gizmo:
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I FINALLY DID IT!!!
Keep it up girl and pretty soon, you'll be coaching me!
Good job! Patience and perseverance always pays off....
This is to olefolk or (olfolk, can't remember his name) and Filthy-Beast who told me that a 2mm readyxwick would indeed fit into a 1/16 coil from the coiling gizmo:
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I FINALLY DID IT!!!
Congrats, way to go! After I trim the wick I run the smallest Gizmo through the center of the wick
My favorite way to wick RxW (not that I use it very much.) Wrap tip with a bit of saran wrap and twist to a point. Pull the point thru. Voila!
Easiest and best method I've found.
Easiest and best method I've found.
Dani, congrats on your success!!! Listen to ole Beast. He knows of what he speaks, LOL!!
Keep it up girl and pretty soon, you'll be coaching me!
Good job! Patience and perseverance always pays off....
Thanks, distorto!!! If you knew half of the coaching these two men put into me you'd have a migrane, lol. It took me a whole month to get this down.
I'll do that now. Thanks for the tip.
Great! Another trick of the trade. I appreciate it!
I was disappointed you wouldn't mail me a coat hanger, LOL!!! Now I know why.
Thank you for the encouragement you gave to this noobie.
Thanks, distorto!!! If you knew half of the coaching these two men put into me you'd have a migrane, lol. It took me a whole month to get this down.
I'll do that now. Thanks for the tip.
Great! Another trick of the trade. I appreciate it!
I was disappointed you wouldn't mail me a coat hanger, LOL!!! Now I know why.
Now the trick is remembering how, since you won't need to change that for months.
I haz Reo!
Alas I have a lot to learn. My first test drive caused a coughing fit that required a Ricola to break. I had some issues with draining too. Will need to spend some time with this new beauty and figure out how she moves. I think a big part of the problem is the airflow (which y'all warned about). That hole is tiny and I'm a lung hitter. I'm going to take a whack at opening up the airflow to 1/16.
Alas I have a lot to learn. My first test drive caused a coughing fit that required a Ricola to break. I had some issues with draining too. Will need to spend some time with this new beauty and figure out how she moves. I think a big part of the problem is the airflow (which y'all warned about). That hole is tiny and I'm a lung hitter. I'm going to take a whack at opening up the airflow to 1/16.
I;m a lung hitter and even with a 1/16 hole add little bit of slip streaming too. Slip steaming is letting some air in around the drip tip
So, every juice I use spits quite a bit, anywhere from 15 to 30watts. Using a mephisto v2 rda on a sigelei 50watt. .7ohm dual coil wicked with kgd. I don't like juice on my tongue. Any suggestions?
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