well, i guess i will have to order some28 ga. if i do one with 32, do you think i will get a positive result
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Nice, keeps the legs insulated, plus a little more reservoir for juice.
First thread of Lydia's thru, then both ends wrapped 4 times around each leg and back thru the coil.
Nice, keeps the legs insulated, plus a little more reservoir for juice.
i have been confused with 345 pages of this thread.
What is the best wick material for best taste vapor production and of course safety ?
Now iam using ss wick. The cotton
is good for wick ? needs any special treatment before use ?
What is the best wick material for best taste vapor production and of course safety ?
Now iam using ss wick. The cotton
is good for wick ? needs any special treatment before use ?
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7 more threads and ready to be installed.
What is that coil going in?
Vivi nova 6wrap 28g A1 oval coil. I have 3 iv novas setup this way and they are awesome producers. Now to see how long the legs last without burning the grommet. If the wraps around the legs don't burn, it should be a cinch to replace the other threads without having to disassemble.
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Someone was just raving to me about those with ceramic.
Said its a great little setup.
Said its a great little setup.
7 more threads and ready to be installed.
So how are you getting the threads through? I've just been wrapping a coil around 8 strands and have some that work good and bad...
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Edit: Now that I'm on my computer I wanted to elaborate. I've been having issues with bamboo. When I make a coil for my penelope I tend to do it tightly, I did it the same way with silica as loose would give me tons of dry hits. Are most of you guys wrapping the coil around something and then pulling the bamboo through? I need help guys...
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Folded four strands and pulled them thru with a scrap piece of coil wire.
Should it be packed in tightly or just enough to be able to pull easily?
Just enough to be able to pull easily. Unlike silica, cotton and bamboo will swell up when juicy. If you wrap it too tight, it will choke it and not wick well. I burned a couple of my first wicks in this manner. It's an unlearning thing, I learned on silica and stainless mesh that tight is good, but that doesn't apply to more absorbent materials. Also, whatever hole the wick passes through to get juice to the coil should be treated the same way, not pinched tight, but just a tiny bit loose when dry.
Here is a good way to pull your wick through a coil = How to rebuild resistance and wick to an atomizer. - YouTube
Good one. Notice how he uses his joosey fingers to wipe down the coil wire. lol
I dunno if I just never noticed before, but I'm finding that the bamboo swells, and swells, and swells lol. Things don't really come to a peak for a while. My VG DIY probably has a bit to do with it, but I'm finding that the difference between 8 strands of bamboo and 5 on my 14 gauge needle wrap (ERA) is the difference between a nasty "kisssssssst" sound at the end of my drags (I'm getting dry you stupid horse, give me SPACE!) and perfect wicking. But 5 strands initially looks so damn SKIMPY, even after a ten minute soak in juice
I almost gave up on bamboo, me with my mostest is bestest, I put 8 strands in my first and wrap my coil snug. My first 3 days I kept thinking, how can Quig say this is good. Finally I started pulling out threads and when I got down to 4 it started getting great.
Are you positive that your tea bag is made from banana fibers? If so, go for it.
Wikipedia
That threads on teabags with lable are good wicking material itself. but you need a lot of teabags
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