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Okay, this is me coiling...
I buy my PT coils bulk from lightening vapes and they come like this:
My coiling kit:
Very important tools for me to coil. Needle nose pliers and flat head toenail clippers:
All the pieces that each head needs before assembling:
Assemble basic pieces with my coiling jig:
29 gauge wire threaded to the jig and leading bit starting a wrap to hold with pliers:
Holding onto the wire and jig bar to twist the jig head slowly making sure not to overlap wraps:
I shoot for 9 or 10 wraps to give me enough wire to use in assembling as I'd like my coil to be around seven wraps total:
After unwrapping some coils to give me longer legs to work with ending at 7 wraps left on jig bar for assembling:
Both legs through base held against the jig bar:
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Putting in the insulator with one leg through the center of the silicon insulator and one on the outside of the insulator. You have to work it in by pushing the sides of the insulator with your thumb nail:
All pushed in! Now trim the legs and put in the firing pin making sure the bar is heald tight against the bottom of the inner base:
Done!! :thumb:
Put in tank base and attach to a vv devise to check ohms, 1.5, looking good!!
Dry burn and compress coils:
It now reads 1.7...personally I'll rip it apart and redo this as I prefer 1.1-1.3 for my own use.
(In addition I've found the o-ring for the base is too thick and does not work. If you leave it off it is fine and will perform better. )
I buy my PT coils bulk from lightening vapes and they come like this:
My coiling kit:
Very important tools for me to coil. Needle nose pliers and flat head toenail clippers:
All the pieces that each head needs before assembling:
Assemble basic pieces with my coiling jig:
29 gauge wire threaded to the jig and leading bit starting a wrap to hold with pliers:
Holding onto the wire and jig bar to twist the jig head slowly making sure not to overlap wraps:
I shoot for 9 or 10 wraps to give me enough wire to use in assembling as I'd like my coil to be around seven wraps total:
After unwrapping some coils to give me longer legs to work with ending at 7 wraps left on jig bar for assembling:
Both legs through base held against the jig bar:
[/Putting in the insulator with one leg through the center of the silicon insulator and one on the outside of the insulator. You have to work it in by pushing the sides of the insulator with your thumb nail:
All pushed in! Now trim the legs and put in the firing pin making sure the bar is heald tight against the bottom of the inner base:
Done!! :thumb:
Put in tank base and attach to a vv devise to check ohms, 1.5, looking good!!
Dry burn and compress coils:
It now reads 1.7...personally I'll rip it apart and redo this as I prefer 1.1-1.3 for my own use.
(In addition I've found the o-ring for the base is too thick and does not work. If you leave it off it is fine and will perform better.
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