Is it fatdaddys? Or fatdaddys vapes? Something like that, i believe they sell a bunch of kayfun parts
Why don't we have a Kayfun (any version, originals and clones) owners group?
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It's just a juice that I make myself. The only flavoring that I have found that actually has a strong cigar smell to it is sold by RTS Vapes and is a house brand they call Chinese Tobacco Blends. The flavor of this Chinese Tobacco Blends is called "Cohiba Cigar.
I flavor the DIY juice using a total amount of 20% flavoring in the mix .... The flavoring is made from a mix of 50% "Cohiba Cigar" and 50% FlavourArt brand "7 Leaves Ultimate". After the juice is completed, I add just a little "Cotton Candy" to mellow it out.
BTW ... RTS Vapes is out of the Cohiba Cigar flavoring right now, but will be getting more of it pretty soon.
Those Cohiba labels I had made by a company here in the US. Bought a sheet of them (there vinyl):
BTW ... I tried extracting a couple of good Honduran cigars once, but had no luck ... bought some NET cigar flavoring on-line a couple of times too, but didn't think much of it.
This Chinese Tobacco Blends brand "Cohiba Cigar" flavoring from RTS Vapes is the best thing I have ever found to flavor cigar tobacco type juice ... FACT!
I looked it up in the calculator someone gave me the link to, 7/64 is equivalent to 2.778mm.
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Excellent tip! What would you judge your twisted 32 equivalent to be? I'm lazy to go and check the resistance by length of different gauges.
The evic 510 thread. I measured the gap it's just 0.5mm. Haven't carried it out tho; out of town on a long dive weekend.
Are you sure? Because to me it looks like the kayfun's connector is too long and doesn't thread completely inside the 510 adapter. If you shave off 0.5 it won't solve the problem I think... The kayfun connector should be the one to be shorter?The evic 510 thread. I measured the gap it's just 0.5mm. Haven't carried it out tho; out of town on a long dive weekend.
Here is a pic of mine without the top cap. You can see there is a gap with the kayfun fully threaded in
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For spare orings try FastTech.
SKU 1581301 for the body sections.
SKU 1536600 for the top cap to chimney seal.
Anywhere else the shipping fees will come higher than a new atty. Alternative is your local hardware store.
I would say between 28 and 29g in resistance but because of the weeve it seems like it covers moreExcellent tip! What would you judge your twisted 32 equivalent to be? I'm lazy to go and check the resistance by length of different gauges.
Water with a few drops of liquid dish soap. Fill to half the volume and shake vigorously for a few secs. Repeat three times then use plain tap water in the same fashion and repeat three to five times. I used to wash my darkroom bottles that way. By the third rinse in plain water the parts per million of the soap solution is PND (proportion not detectable).
It's just a juice that I make myself. The only flavoring that I have found that actually has a strong cigar smell to it is sold by RTS Vapes and is a house brand they call Chinese Tobacco Blends. The flavor of this Chinese Tobacco Blends is called "Cohiba Cigar.
I flavor the DIY juice using a total amount of 20% flavoring in the mix .... The flavoring is made from a mix of 50% "Cohiba Cigar" and 50% FlavourArt brand "7 Leaves Ultimate". After the juice is completed, I add just a little "Cotton Candy" to mellow it out.
BTW ... RTS Vapes is out of the Cohiba Cigar flavoring right now, but will be getting more of it pretty soon.
Those Cohiba labels I had made by a company here in the US. Bought a sheet of them (there vinyl):
BTW ... I tried extracting a couple of good Honduran cigars once, but had no luck ... bought some NET cigar flavoring on-line a couple of times too, but didn't think much of it.
This Chinese Tobacco Blends brand "Cohiba Cigar" flavoring from RTS Vapes is the best thing I have ever found to flavor cigar tobacco type juice ... FACT!
Flight, many thanks for the pointer to RTS Vapes. I have some synthetic flavorings and I'll try boosting my NETs with that. Special thanks 'cuz you saved one Cohiba from a fate worse than death!
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Thats almost the id of a M3 screw at root. Thx
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Tony
PS: I was beeing stupid lol... 7/64 = 0,109375 * 2,54 = 0,2778125 DUUUHHHHH
Tony fractional inches to metric is (virtually) a no-brainer. The other way around.... <hmmmmm!>
Are you sure? Because to me it looks like the kayfun's connector is too long and doesn't thread completely inside the 510 adapter. If you shave off 0.5 it won't solve the problem I think... The kayfun connector should be the one to be shorter?
Here is a pic of mine without the top cap. You can see there is a gap with the kayfun fully threaded in
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Tony thanks for the heads up, I'll get the caliper out tonight and recheck. Actually, some clones fit flush while others don't. I'll see.
Yes, mine is a ehpro nano clone so your experience might vary. On mine, I'm pretty sure I would need to file down the kayfun. It also has that gap on a itaste vv3. Definitely the kayfun
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Tony
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Checked some ten different attys (not all of them Kayfuns). Some sit flush some are long in the thread and some I need to adjust the atty center screw. No solution but a 22x1mm washer between the atty and evic (or a 22x21x1mm o-ring between control head and beauty ring).
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I think it would be easier to file down the kayfun... Finding a 22x5x1 washer / spacer is almost impossible...
Edit : wait a minute... I had a flashback of something... Brb
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Tony
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Edit : wait a minute... I had a flashback of something... Brb
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Tony
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Update : it didn't work. The spacer was 22mm and I enlarged the hole just enough for the 510 thread to pass but the kf would loose connection to the evic. The spacer was 0.8mm which was too much. I tried to file it down but it was too hard to get a perfect width... Too thick and atty would not be detected, too thin and the spacer would start to rotate /rattle when mounted. In a moment of fury, I just sanded down the kf connector 0.4mm and all is good.
Who has the same problem and wants to go down my route, one warning... Go slowly and test it every few minutes... 0.02mm too much and your atty is ruined as it will hit the top cap and not connect to the positive brass pin.
If somehow this happens, you could correct it by lifting the brass pin just a tiny bit or putting a drop of solder on it but then other atty would have some problems. Better be careful when you sand it down
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Tony
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Who has the same problem and wants to go down my route, one warning... Go slowly and test it every few minutes... 0.02mm too much and your atty is ruined as it will hit the top cap and not connect to the positive brass pin.
If somehow this happens, you could correct it by lifting the brass pin just a tiny bit or putting a drop of solder on it but then other atty would have some problems. Better be careful when you sand it down
Regards
Tony
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