The Screen Mod

[mwa102464]

OK so today im cleaning out an old desk drawer and find a pipe screen, A light bulb goes off and says instead of using the spring mod, what if I cut a piece of this screen and trim it so it fits on the end of my reservoir of my Atty tip and use a small piece of wicking material on top. I try it out and whoa it seems to work pretty well. I cut a simple piece of pipe screen and placed it just down a little bit where you would a spring, filled a bunch of drops of fluid and put the polly on top of it. It seems to let just enough e-liquid go through the screen to keep the poly nice and wet and I'm getting clouds of Vapor and a really nice Vape out of this mod. I'm calling it the screen mod. No pics yet but will try to get some up for anyone that doesnt understand what I mean but I think most will....!!!!!!

 

[mwa102464]

Has anyone else ever tried this ???

 

[john doe]

i do believe it was touched on briefly in the spring thread.

 

[Scottbee]

I haven't actually seen the screen used with poly. I remember the screen being used alone though.

 

[mwa102464]

works without poly but seems to be a bit to much fluid with just the screen in it, the poly just seems to slow it down just right.....

 

[mwa102464]

I cant believe nobody is trying this, it works awesome

 

[Scubabatdan]

I cant believe nobody is trying this, it works awesome

There is a whole thread dedicated to this subject, about 160 post. Located here:
http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/forum/cartridge-mods/38161-brass-screen-mod.html

Here is my step by step at making one for a 901 cart:
http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/forum/cartridge-mods/38161-brass-screen-mod-16.html#post759157

But this is a full screen no poly fill method. Interesting idea, you could inverse cup it and put poly fill ontop reducing the material needed.
Dan

 

[fifo]

You know, I have a ton of screens lying around...