The "REOMIZER" Rob's Rebuildable Atomizer
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Not the threaded cap, the top cap that the drip tip sits in. I sent him an email, maybe I got a bad one.
Mine comes off I like it that way personally If it bothers you put a drop of glue on it that should do the trick
Here is a pick of the atomizer with the gasket exposed . You can remove the center post with a flat head screw driver and pull the gasket out with a pair of tweezers
There is a gasket here the negative post
There is a gasket here the negative post
Well first off Rhapsody is a woman and second off she and Rob are Very old friends. Otherwise she's the moderator on this section of the Ecf/Reo sub form And she's been invaluable to numerous people including myself!
Anyone having trouble removing the base of reomizer from the body? Mine seems to get tight and difficult to remove when I change the coil. Wish the base had some grips cut in it. Just happened to me and used small pliers to remove but worried about wasting the threads on atty. Didn't hold it by the threads just the base , but if ya slip off you might damage threads. I know... Im a nit picker right?
I. too, have been removing the reomizer with pliers...I thought i was just tightening it down too much, but i can hardly open a jar with a lid on it!
I heard folks talking about being careful not to screw it down to tight in the beginning of this thread so it stuck; don't over tighten it...
I get this too. I think it's because of the o-ring keeping the juice from flowing back out into the catch cup, it's creating a little suction that's holding the base down in the connector.
Greetings all!
I've been gone awhile and just found out yesterday about Rob's Reomizer, so I've ordered one plus a bunch of wires and wicks. I can hardly wait to try it out! Guess I'll be stalking the mail carrier until it comes
Hugs and smooooooooooches,
Patty
I've been gone awhile and just found out yesterday about Rob's Reomizer, so I've ordered one plus a bunch of wires and wicks. I can hardly wait to try it out! Guess I'll be stalking the mail carrier until it comes
Hugs and smooooooooooches,
Patty
Hello Patty great to see you on the forum
great to see you on the forum Greetings all!
I've been gone awhile and just found out yesterday about Rob's Reomizer, so I've ordered one plus a bunch of wires and wicks. I can hardly wait to try it out! Guess I'll be stalking the mail carrier until it comes
Hugs and smooooooooooches,
Patty
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I got tired of looking at it broken in a little bag, so I fixed mine! Good as new now.
Pick up some latex exam gloves. Helps to get a better grip on tiny things.
We go through boxes and boxes of them especially DH. He even uses them when he cooks. Our dust is so dehydrating and there's so much EVERYWHERE and ALL THE TIME it makes sense to wear them a lot. Also great for dealing with papers. Helps get a grip on slick, oversized cardboard boxes. Etc., etc. DH wears them at work a lot and needs the best fit, texture, inside treatment, etc., so he has to be choosy about which ones he uses. (Some people have issues with either acrylic or rubber, too, and inside powdered or not. I get fever blisters sometimes if dentist office doesn't use latex but my hands are less sensitive.) Fit is important especially for when needing fine sensitivity in finger tips. I need medium for many task but can were DH 's large for most house and outside work. Brand sizing differs. In winter, for not too long outside, especially when there's going to be moisture and thicker gloves are too bulky, I wear DH 's large over tiny-knit poly glove liners. (Like pool and spa chores.) Although we use a fabulous jar opener it still helps to hold jar with exam glove on holding hand. For some jars I have to sit down and hold jar between knees to open. Putting glove on, or around jar, keeps it from slipping. (Ladies, our center of gravity is lower than men. Putting jar down below waist, or even sitting, gives us an advantage when opening jars..)
This is the type jar opener DH and I like the best. These make great gifts, too.
http://www.amazon.com/OXO-Good-Grip...TF8&qid=1354560822&sr=8-1&keywords=jar+opener
Hugs, Feisy Alice
This is the type jar opener DH and I like the best. These make great gifts, too.
http://www.amazon.com/OXO-Good-Grip...TF8&qid=1354560822&sr=8-1&keywords=jar+opener
Hugs, Feisy Alice
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Just got my new reomizer. I think now I get what all the fuss was about The taste is great, awesome vapor.
One problem, I think I should have ordered some low nic juice. I so see myself vaping into a coma tonight.
Still don't understand something though -- the wick is just a straight little bit of silica, about 2mm above the juice hole. How in the world is it getting juice on it? Is it magic? Cause it works, I just don't understand how.
Also, thank you again, Rob! The thing is awesome!
The taste is great, awesome vapor.One problem, I think I should have ordered some low nic juice. I so see myself vaping into a coma tonight.
Still don't understand something though -- the wick is just a straight little bit of silica, about 2mm above the juice hole. How in the world is it getting juice on it? Is it magic? Cause it works, I just don't understand how.
Also, thank you again, Rob! The thing is awesome!
I was wondering on average how many new coils can be made with the silica and wires on Robs site? I think they both come in 3 feet... And which gauge should I buy the 28, 30, or 32? Also which sized wicks??
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