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Building my first twisted coil
- Thread starter Dinik
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You sure can. Twisted 28 SS is a great vape. If you have a drill twist it up. I used a sharpie with the pocket clip and a pair of Needle nose plyers for a while. Just twist till you want. The tighter the smaller you can make it to have more juice channels to produce more vapor and flavor
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I used to do double 26 and double or triple twisted 28 SS depending on the RDA/RTA and what ohms I was shooting for. It gives a great vape (I usually ran it in TC). Now that I got a huge assortment of various pre-built fused, triple, and quad core claptons from AVS my drill will be sitting idle for a year or two.
edit to add: I used a heavy duty paper clip bent up in the drill chuck then needle nose pliers to hold the ends and twist it good and tight.
edit to add: I used a heavy duty paper clip bent up in the drill chuck then needle nose pliers to hold the ends and twist it good and tight.
Depends on the ohms you want:
http://www.steam-engine.org/coil.html
http://www.steam-engine.org/wirewiz.html
http://www.steam-engine.org/coil.html
http://www.steam-engine.org/wirewiz.html
Anything from 5 to 8 will be ok. Just give me an idea. Don't need super specifics, just need something to get an idea of what i should do when I start building one. I know how to use the wizard but I'm just curious right now is all
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Well, they gave you the links. Twist whatever and then use an ohmmeter, if the urls are too tough.
I've been trying twisted periodically this month, (mostly because the wire/ribbon is otherwise trash). Not horribly impressed, and they won't play well when you release pressure while on mandrel - also a pain to space or compress. They want to do whatever they want to do in the general shape of a spring ;-)
It's handy to use when you are missing some gauge of wire, though.
I've been trying twisted periodically this month, (mostly because the wire/ribbon is otherwise trash). Not horribly impressed, and they won't play well when you release pressure while on mandrel - also a pain to space or compress. They want to do whatever they want to do in the general shape of a spring ;-)
It's handy to use when you are missing some gauge of wire, though.
Thanks. Yeah I'll prob end up doing it sometime this week. Thanks guys.
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