What's In Your Coil Build Tool Kit?

[Vaping in NYC]

Nail clippers, needle nose pliers, cuticle pusher, a screwdriver, paper clips, 14g syringe needle, artistic wire coiling gizmo...

Debating on getting a flush wire cutter....

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Digital multimeter, ohm reader box, and a 510 voltage meter

Precision Screwdriver Set

Stainless Steel Tweezers

Mini Butane Torch

Scissors, wire cutter, or nail clipper to cut wire and wicks.

Kanthal wire

Organic cotton balls, cellucotton (rayon), and silica wick.

What is the Torch For ? And If I have a Butane Torch for Cooking, I can use that right?

NEVEr seen or heard SOME 1 Using a cuticle Pusher, Hell that's A Tool I do HAVE !!

 

[UncleChuck]

I have a little wooden box that I got from the Oregon Coast that I keep all my frequently used tools in, right now it has:

Precision scissors
Cotton Pad
Flush Cutters
Various Screwdrivers
Tweezers
Rods for wrapping coils.

Works pretty well so I don't have to drag out stuff from my vape drawer very often

 

[Baditude]

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What is the Torch For ? And If I have a Butane Torch for Cooking, I can use that right?

The torch is for annealing the Kanthal wire. It has a couple of purposes. Annealing Kanthal makes it less "springy" and easier to work with. It also coats the surface of the wire to help prevent shorts. And yes, a butane torch for cooking works just as well.

Annealing wire is no longer thought to be a necessary step in the process of coil building, as pulse firing the coil does the same thing.

 

[Mowgli]

bump a cool thread day bump

 

[TheotherSteveS]

No, I mean the entire Kit, Not just the coil Jig Winding thingy, that alone I know cost $12...

I think it gets confusing 1 is da CoiI Master ($12) and the other CoilMaster DIY Kit ($50) and the $12 kit is included in the expensive set.........




The entire coilMaster DIY Kit is $40 - $50
Here's what it comes with.
Introducing the Coil Master DIY Kit. Everything you need for all your rebuilding needs.
With the Coil Master DIY Kit you will be making perfect coils in no time.

The Coil Master DIY Kit includes the following:
1． 1 x PU/EVA ZIP Tool Case to store all your tools
2． 1 x Niddle-nose pliers
3． 1 x Flush cutter pliers
4． 1 x Ceramic Tweezer (T1) so you can fire your coils while squeezing to perfection.
5． 1 x Pen Style Screwdriver kit
6． 1 x Elbow Tweezer (T3) to make all your adjustments.
7． 1 x Plastic Parts Box to store all your spare parts for atomizers
8． 1 x Ohm Meter to measure the resistance of your atomizers
9． 1 x Stainless steel scissors to trim your wicking material.
10. 1 x Pouch to store your Coil Master Coiling Kit.
11. 1 x Coil Master Coiling Kit to build those perfect coils every time

- See more at: Coil Master DIY Kit - Coil Master

They look pretty good except for the eleaf-like ohm meter (which is a POS imho!)

 

[Tom Forde]

My coil build kit...hmm..too many things.
-1 trigger sensitive variable speed drill
-1 non trigger sensitive variable speed drill (used for straightening wire)
- 2 sets SS tweezers
- 1 set ceramic tweezers
- tons of cotton pads
- 24g, 26g, 28g, 30g, 32g, 34g, 36g, 38g, 40g N80 spools
- 24g, 26g, 28g A1 Kanthal spools
- .5x.1mm, .3x.1mm, .5x.2mm, .8x.1mm ribbon A1 & N60
- 1mm - 2.5mm coil jig
- 2.5mm - 3.5mm coil rod
- other various drill bits & screw drivers
- 1 butane torch lighter
- 1 butane torch (torch head on a bottle of butane)
- curved tip toothless pliers
- flat needle nose pliers
- clippers
- 2x nylon tipped flat pliers
Edit: can't forget the bench/table vice & ball bearing spinning fishing clamps
Too many things I know, but hey, it makes me some money here and there