I'm not sure how these iSub coils are mounted. As attached to them as I am, it would be hard to abandon them for another type, but I would if I could build AND install my own coils. Or are you talking about dripper types? I'm too busy to drip, it seems like it would take too much time. I run past and grab a hit off this tank on the fly and then continue on.
I had the same problem with the dishes, too. I started using devils claw herb (anti-inflammatory) and that helps a GREAT deal, as in now I can wash dishes again and actually get a pan out of the cupboard, but small stuff is still hard or impossible. It's better in the summer when it's hot and everything moves better, but winter's coming on, and I'm feeling it. Yep, getting old sucks.
~Lannie
My experience with different atties is actually a bit limited; so far I think the only ones I've seen with the "thru the post" type fasteners are drippers, but some drippers have a deep enough well that you don't have to drip constantly; my Achilles holds 2.5ml, but it's like a Kayfun, around the post-screws; Magmas hold about 1-1.5ml, and I think those are *thru* the posts rather than around the post-screws -- that one is actually very easy to build, and provides a really outstanding vape, though admittedly, it's a pain for taking anywhere, because it has a tendency to a slight leak, and you have to keep it fully vertical or it will spill everywhere. There's a way of modifying it that will (I think!) eliminate the slight slow leak, but I dunno if it would help much with the need to keep it vertical. For rebuildable-atty tanks, all I've seen so far are the around-the-post-screws type fasteners; there may be others that I'm not aware of, that have the thru-the-posts design.
Andria