Now I have read many things (posts, articles and videos{those these were not "read"}) about coil making with different gauges, ohm levels, series, parallel, etc. etc. but few things on a big picture of all. I know a lot of people love the current "art" aspect of making
coils, and cuddle in the warm of artistic glow over a particularly well crafted coil. But what that situation is, really, is ignorance. Not of the crafter specifically, that person less ignorant by reason of the crafting, but exhibiting ignorance in the area as well. I am not a coil crafter, I am a coil builder, so I am more ignorant than the crafter.
<You may be asking yourself the question, "what the ____ is he talking about?">
Anyhow, picture the very best coil you ever made, what if we took that coil and had it copied? Truly measured construction, angles twists, turn angles leg angles, etc. Etc.
We should be able to have a machine, duplicate all parameters, thus having a perfect coil making machine. (Please, I am aware of pre made coils, so don't, just don't) Even if we didn't do that, you would have "the formula" exactly. If you make your build exactly like this, within human limits, every time, it's going to come out the same, roughly. The worst part is the specifications for that perfect coil are going to be different depending on the actual resistance , wicking and wicking materials, airflow etc. But their at least has to be a fairly standard build of coil for each atomizer, that satisfies MOST people.
Maybe I'm wrong, ... maybe there are way more people who are only satisfied under a narrow range of
vaping parameters.
So many other things ...
turbulance experts designing the inside of the atty (i want to hit the lottery so I can hire Dyson to design my atomizer)
gaseous behavior engineering knowledge.
directed airflow (precision level, not "point the holes at the coils")
... Musings of a back porch Cloud Minder.
I have enough info to purchase the stuff (some) but I don't lack willingness. I approached a vape shop in Fort Worth, last evening. They are more than willing to start me out and teach me. Weird, but I kinda understand "Cloud Minder". But studied a lot of philosophy in college and grad school. Needless to say, I have found when frustration sets in on anything one i trying to perfect or learn, teach someone else. For me, I appreciate the experience and willingness of all the coil builders i have met to share and listen. Everyone on here, is making a contribution to this fine art of vaping. Thanks for all you are doing and particularly for those of you who are willing to teach someone who is teachable. All the best!
