Tootle Puffers, Part Three! (The Sequel of the Redux)
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Can someone please tell me, what's the difference between these 2? And what does "finned" mean?
$2.44 Iwodevape 510 Heat Dissipation Heat Sink for Atomizers - authentic / stainless steel at FastTech - Worldwide Free Shipping
$1.77 Iwodevape 510 Heat Dissipation Heat Sink for Atomizers - authentic / stainless steel / 22mm diameter at FastTech - Worldwide Free Shipping
$2.44 Iwodevape 510 Heat Dissipation Heat Sink for Atomizers - authentic / stainless steel at FastTech - Worldwide Free Shipping
$1.77 Iwodevape 510 Heat Dissipation Heat Sink for Atomizers - authentic / stainless steel / 22mm diameter at FastTech - Worldwide Free Shipping
The fins are the slits of metal that dissipate the heat by increasing the surface area between the air and metal..
I would choose number 2 because of the deeper fins and the adjustable 510 screw.
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I bought a few rainbow ones and a few black, all the finned type(all 22mm to fit my subtank mini's) and they work good. I am more using them as 510 thread savers than heat dissipaters. It takes a lot to adjust the threads but it can be done, tried on one but the work involved thinking I was going to strip the slotted screw, it wasn't worth doing it to the other adapters . There is a small space between the top of the adapter and bottom of my subtank on all my hitters but can be changed is your wanting to go at it. I do have several more in my cart, they are good to have on hand.
You can also get them in a 5 pack. FastTech - Gadgets and Electronics
I have several that I use on my Pico's. (Can't remember which brand.)
I bought them to use as a thread saver. I figured that at the price the Pico's were selling for, perhaps, the stainless 510 threads *might* be of a lesser quality. As often as I change tanks, if the treads wear out on the heat sink I'll just toss and replace it. Better $2.00 than $25.00.
No issues yet, with either the Pico's of the heat sinks. 
Plus, they look good.Shorter blade scissors are good but I don't see cotton wick scissors being nothing more than a gimmick to pay more. I'd spend money on dental picks, thats a invaluable asset to my coil cleaning, adjusting and general purpose using. I found one of the smaller picks in a warehouse discount store. Ordered one I thought was smaller like the one I have thru ebay but it is a bit big so I don't know how they size them.
Hey chels, sorry to hear of your FIL. I pray that you and your family do well in the days to come.
I have a small set of sewing scissors that have been repurposed for clean wick only, nice and sharp. I bought some thrum scissors but they were cheap garbage.
I've been using my late grandma's scissors. I wonder what she'd think if she knew what I was using them for (I always hid my smoking from her)!
BTW, if anyone wants a rayon sample, pm me. I'd be happy to send you some for free. I have more than enough for myself!
I've been using my late grandma's scissors. I wonder what she'd think if she knew what I was using them for (I always hid my smoking from her)!
Fancy pantsy scissors. There is nothing like re purposing something old that is still useful.
Fancy pantsy scissors. There is nothing like re purposing something old that is still useful.
Exactly! And this is their second life as a vaping tool! I'd bet those are at least 50 years old and they still work great!
She would be proud of you for quitting smoking (she knewI've been using my late grandma's scissors. I wonder what she'd think if she knew what I was using them for (I always hid my smoking from her)!
)I can hear her now, "You go girl!"
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