Try sticking it in a drill and twisting it professionally! I wouldn't recommend that crap! No offence but it's all loose and stuff. Twisted coils is all I make and It's the easiest wire to build. Anyone can do it.
CORRECTION: Single wire basic coils are easiest lol. Honestly, loose or super right twists really have no effect on whether a coil works. Some prefer a tighter twist so the juice flows between twists, some prefer a looser twist so juice gets in between the wires. IMO, as long as the inside of the coil makes complete, good contact with wick you can call it good.
I like to always be safe!
You can always use spaced wraps!
Totally agree. Currently I am running regular Claptons in one RDA, fused claptons in another and staple coils in yet another. Gonna throw some juggernauts in another RDA shortly.I like to always be safe!
It can be done manually, just takes a lot of time and patience and requires more twisting then what OP did, a lot more.
I cut up a clothes hanger and made a finger loop on one end and a hook on other. I used one strand and looped it over a screwdriver and just began using the finger loop hook to twist itIt can be done manually, just takes a lot of time and patience and requires more twisting then what OP did, a lot more.
Did my first few twisted manually, tied one end to the door knob and the other around a rod and started spinning (and spinning and spinning some more)
I did too! HAHA! Funny! Then I said to myself... I have a dam drill! All I have to do is press a button. True story! Its the only fancy coil I can build! One day I might try a clapton one day.It can be done manually, just takes a lot of time and patience and requires more twisting then what OP did, a lot more.
Did my first few twisted manually, tied one end to the door knob and the other around a rod and started spinning (and spinning and spinning some more)
