Yep you can just take a piece of flat stock and bend in the square U shape and clamp it to the table with a C CLAMP.
The huge pop of sound and sparkling vapor coming out. Aahhhh.
Make sure you post pictures when it's done. I'd love to see what you come up with.
Hubby made this for me after we watched @super_X_drifter video on tensioned coils. Makes brilliant tensioned coils in seconds
So to the girls in here. What would you like to recieve as a gift by your boyfriend/husband for christmas? Not expensive.
Vapez
Just a fly by post, not a good start of the week.
So bad I really thought about smoking a cig yesterday, been a long time since that happened.
I just added some WTA to the tank I was using and it passed.
Water Heater decided it was old enough and died, flooded 1/2 the house.
Took out my modem so I am tethered to my phone to post this, won't have a new modem until Friday.
Well anyway, here is what greeted me at 2:30 yesterday when I got home.
I miss vaping my silver bullet with maptank @ 6v
Why did they stop making the stainless ce2 v4XL?
19th December 2013 was the day I smoked my last cigarette - 2 years smoke free today (and ECF has played a big part in making it happen so THANK YOU everyone)
A real tootle puffing rig
According to the vid someone is actually selling that deathtrap.
Can't wait for Busardo to do a review on it.....
So tomorrow I'll be vaping at a whopping 10w on the new blue mod. Gonna try out a different version of a 2 ohm coil; the first one which I've been vaping for a day now, is 8 wraps of 29ga around a 7/64 drillbit. Next I'm going to try 9 wraps of 29ga around my customary 3/32 drillbit, see if I like it better. the 7/64 is ok, but the flavor isn't as good, so I thought I'd try it a bit different.
Water was leaking out the front door, so I went around back to shut off the main, and went inside from the back door. So I knew the living room was under water (4" deep) and the only way to get the water out was to open the front door, so I decided to film it. Should see the looks on peoples faces every time I show someone the video.
I wanted Pink, but they only had it in dark grey.
Water was leaking out the front door, so I went around back to shut off the main, and went inside from the back door. So I knew the living room was under water (4" deep) and the only way to get the water out was to open the front door, so I decided to film it. Should see the looks on peoples faces every time I show someone the video.
I wanted Pink, but they only had it in dark grey.
Everything is dried out, but still need the floor cleaned. The insurance adjuster will be here this afternoon to determine the damages and what they are going to cover.
I have to confess that your video of your disaster made my blood run cold. I've been in a worried knot ever since: wondering when our water heater is going to break. It's getting old. The fear is real.Water was leaking out the front door, so I went around back to shut off the main, and went inside from the back door. So I knew the living room was under water (4" deep) and the only way to get the water out was to open the front door, so I decided to film it. Should see the looks on peoples faces every time I show someone the video.
I wanted Pink, but they only had it in dark grey.
Everything is dried out, but still need the floor cleaned. The insurance adjuster will be here this afternoon to determine the damages and what they are going to cover.
Ditto that. We wanted to buy one with our last tax refund (hence all the blather about water heaters at the beginning of the last TP thread!), but couldn't afford it. It's gotta be done with the next one for sure. Ours is maybe 8-9 yrs old, I think -- it was here when we bought the house in '11 -- and tank itself seems ok, but it's gas, and gas appliances scare me to death. The gas stove that was here started making obnoxious fumes, so I couldn't even cook until we replaced it -- with a cheap electric! Fortunately there was already a 220 plug behind the stove, but if we want an electric water heater, that'll also mean an electrician, to wire a new 220 for it.
Andria
I'm "testing it out" (to make sure it isn't DOA), and I think I like the new version of a 2 ohm coil better than the first version; 9 wraps 29ga around 3/32 instead of 8 wraps around 7/64. I guess I'm just a lot better at wicking a 3/32 since I've used that size coil for 6+ months.
