Try 6Hey im out of 26g. How many 32g twisted together to be about the same size?
Try 6Hey im out of 26g. How many 32g twisted together to be about the same size?
Hey im out of 26g. How many 32g twisted together to be about the same size?
Nevermind thats 24g...lolThought 26 was .511?
26 gauge is .405 mm in diameter. 32 gauge is .202 mm in diameter. I think if you twist 4 or 5 strands of 32 together really well I think you will be in the same ballpark but I could be completely wrong.Hey im out of 26g. How many 32g twisted together to be about the same size?
It's really cool how you got such an even twist with your micro clapton alien wrap. I also like how the cores are claptoned. I think it's a really cool build. Bet it would color up beautifully!ok I'll try not to spam y'all to much. But here's a shot that you can actually see the build. It's still kinda weird to me ...
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Thanks man Force fusing. One strand at a time. Do the first one, loose it a little by spinning in opposite direction. Pass the second one, loose a bit, pass the third, loose a bit. Then I stretch the core (didn’t pre-stretch it, use direct from spool), and decore the razor.Beautiful! How do you parallel razorback?
Il ll try five n let ya know how it goes26 gauge is .405 mm in diameter. 32 gauge is .202 mm in diameter. I think if you twist 4 or 5 strands of 32 together really well I think you will be in the same ballpark but I could be completely wrong.
That's actually really cool. Last few builds you have done have looked beautiful.Thanks man Force fusing. One strand at a time. Do the first one, loose it a little by spinning in opposite direction. Pass the second one, loose a bit, pass the third, loose a bit. Then I stretch the core (didn’t pre-stretch it, use direct from spool), and decore the razor.
Yah I kinda thought I would try force fusing. It's one of the most versatile techniques in the builders kit. But I still have trouble getting a consistent razor. I need to put more time in with it.Thanks man Force fusing. One strand at a time. Do the first one, loose it a little by spinning in opposite direction. Pass the second one, loose a bit, pass the third, loose a bit. Then I stretch the core (didn’t pre-stretch it, use direct from spool), and decore the razor.
Thank you sir. The core is actually a 3 core 28/40 staggered fused clapton. And the tsuka is an alien tsuka. No twisting needed .It's really cool how you got such an even twist with your micro clapton alien wrap. I also like how the cores are claptoned. I think it's a really cool build. Bet it would color up beautifully!
Oh! Thanks so much my man , means a lotThat's actually really cool. Last few builds you have done have looked beautiful.
I've bought a couple of large clamps for just that. First one wasn't tight enough and the ribbon wouldn't stand up. And the second was to tight and stretched the crap out of the ribbon, even with tape over the pads. When I was razoring a lot i was using legos. I got to a point where I could get 8-10 inches every second or third try. But I was wasting so much wire. And the legos would only last 2-3 attempts ... then they get grooves in them and loose grip. After a while I decided to come back to it later. Thinking I might go to the hardware store again and try another clamp.Oh! Thanks so much my man , means a lot
And @WPMac , try to use a clamp to razor. I use a big one and it’s making the job easy
Best.
Nice. Hows it hit?Spaced 2×28g/38g fused claptons 4 spaced wraps @ .2Ω in the Tugboat 24 rda. Went on top of the Smok Magneto II tube mech. Think that next time I sit down to the drill I'll try my hand at a triple core fused clapton. With my luck y'all. Hopefully I'll be able to on Tuesday.
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Hits pretty nice. I think the airflow being wide open mutes flavor allot, but still not bad. But has clouds for daysNice. Hows it hit?
Looks better than my fused atm. LolHits pretty nice. I think the airflow being wide open mutes flavor allot, but still not bad. But has clouds for days
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Just practice brother. You'll only get better as you build. Trust me, we all startsomewhere and you are coming along nicelyLooks better than my fused atm. Lol
I only tried 1 fused so far. But my single core claptons r cleanJust practice brother. You'll only get better as you build. Trust me, we all startsomewhere and you are coming along nicely
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Then you are well on your way! Just don't get discouraged is all. Keep at it and you'll be making aliens before longI only tried 1 fused so far. But my single core claptons r clean
I'm not I a hurry either, I'm quite happy being able to make fused claptons myself. I do want to make some triple core fc's though, I think the vape will be insanely awesomeIm in no hurry i realize the time it takes to get to all that crazy awsome shit i c here
I'm not I a hurry either, I'm quite happy being able to make fused claptons myself. I do want to make some triple core fc's though, I think the vape will be insanely awesome
Ya im just happy doing a clean build. N saving $
Very Nice!!!! Love the spacing and nice consistent wrap. Very well done!!! I like to space my coils a little bit as well when I install them.Spaced 2×28g/38g fused claptons 4 spaced wraps @ .2Ω in the Tugboat 24 rda. Went on top of the Smok Magneto II tube mech. Think that next time I sit down to the drill I'll try my hand at a triple core fused clapton. With my luck y'all. Hopefully I'll be able to on Tuesday.
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Same thing happens to me. Some times the clamp gets too loose, but often after being used a lot, it’s all grooved and will just do the holding things job. On the other hand, some times new ones are too tight. I let em open holding something for a day or two until they get fit for razoring .I've bought a couple of large clamps for just that. First one wasn't tight enough and the ribbon wouldn't stand up. And the second was to tight and stretched the crap out of the ribbon, even with tape over the pads. When I was razoring a lot i was using legos. I got to a point where I could get 8-10 inches every second or third try. But I was wasting so much wire. And the legos would only last 2-3 attempts ... then they get grooves in them and loose grip. After a while I decided to come back to it later. Thinking I might go to the hardware store again and try another clamp.
Thank you, I appreciate it. I love the flavor of fc's and wanted to cut down on the resistance a little but still wanted to make the coil wife enough to fit the posts decently. Now I want to try a triple core fc and see how I do. More surface area, and more wraps for my specified resistance.P
Very Nice!!!! Love the spacing and nice consistent wrap. Very well done!!! I like to space my coils a little bit as well when I install them.
This is gorgeous. What is it?Should have spaced the tsuka a smidge more to open her up for more of the Ni80 color. Oh well still turned out to be a decent looking coil.
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amazonAny1 know a site to get a decent price on some spool tamers?
3 core 28/40 Staggered fused clapton with a .2r alien tsuka micro-claptoned with 46g.This is gorgeous. What is it?
I would lean my angle ever so slightly backwards while doing a regular clapton to get it as tight as possible but a 90 degree angle will still work for triple core fused claptons. What I would also do if you are attempting the triple core for the first time is just put a paperclip an inch and a half in front of the clapton wire, clapton that inch and a half, move the paperclip another inch and a half forward and repeat until you’ve reached desired length. Can’t wait to see the triple cores brother they are a great vape!Thank you, I appreciate it. I love the flavor of fc's and wanted to cut down on the resistance a little but still wanted to make the coil wife enough to fit the posts decently. Now I want to try a triple core fc and see how I do. More surface area, and more wraps for my specified resistance.
Do I still keep a 90° angle for the fussing or do I need to change it a little? I'm pretty excited to try this one actually.
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You should be doing how to vids. On youtube. Get sponsors and make some $ with your skills. ImoI would lean my angle ever so slightly backwards while doing a regular clapton to get it as tight as possible but a 90 degree angle will still work for triple core fused claptons. What I would also do if you are attempting the triple core for the first time is just put a paperclip an inch and a half in front of the clapton wire, clapton that inch and a half, move the paperclip another inch and a half forward and repeat until you’ve reached desired length. Can’t wait to see the triple cores brother they are a great vape!
I agree. Bro knows his stuff. Many here do. When I get advice from the vets here I pay attention very closely. Shred is one of the good guys though. He should definitely do some how to's.You should be doing how to vids. On youtube. Get sponsors and make some $ with your skills. Imo
Some people on you tube are total morans. And people watch and think theyr getting good training. I too listen n remember to a bunch of people here. And ther work speaks for itself.I agree. Bro knows his stuff. Many here do. When I get advice from the vets here I pay attention very closely. Shred is one of the good guys though. He should definitely do some how to's.
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Sorry was in a rush earlier. You can get them cheaper than this. But a bunch of the super cheapo's stretch out super quick. I like beadolnsAny1 know a site to get a decent price on some spool tamers?
Thank you. Thats the brand i was lookin at. Just didnt know if ther was a place cheaper. But 25 for 13$Sorry was in a rush earlier. You can get them cheaper than this. But a bunch of the super cheapo's stretch out super quick. I like beadolns
AFAIK the twisting that results from straightening the wire by using a drill for a few seconds is completely negligible as for the wire thickness you'll end up with. As for the wire stretching as a result from twisting two identical wire strands together, the wire actually tends to just break before it stands a reasonable chance to be stretched by even just a few millimeters, but you'll notice the end result of having the multiple strands twisting around each other will be shorter in length than the original pieces of wire that went into it so in fact it will be ever so slightly more metal per unit length when compared to simply laying the pieces of wire in parallel and leaving them that way.well 26g is .4, 32g is .2 so technically 4 strands in a square will be the equivilent amount of wire. The diameter of twisted wire will vary depending on how hard you twist them. Plus twisting wire together stretches each strand so they are no longer .2. idk ... maybe 5 or 6 depending on how hard you twist them?
That is true. I didn't mean to imply that straightening each strand affects it's diameter in any meaningful way (well it does if you pull to hard or twist to long). I was talking about twisting multiple strands together.AFAIK the twisting that results from straightening the wire by using a drill for a few seconds is completely negligible as for the wire thickness you'll end up with.
If you get even tension across the cores, and find the right drill hand tension, you can twist multiple strands enough that it is noticeably smaller, in diameter, that the sum of it's parts before it breaks. In the same way that you can take a single piece of wire and stretch/twist it up a couple of gauges. Of course the alloy comes into play with this. The softer the metal the more you can stretch it, and in turn change it's diameter, before it breaks.As for the wire stretching as a result from twisting two identical wire strands together, the wire actually tends to just break before it stands a reasonable chance to be stretched by even just a few millimeters,
I know that that's what you were talking about. But these two different subjects are linked logically to each other in ways that not too many people seem to know about... for example, navigate to 2:31 in Squidoode's video below, and, for another example navigate to 6:17 in Kent's video (Kent from Twisted Messes) also below.That is true. I didn't mean to imply that straightening each strand affects it's diameter in any meaningful way (well it does if you pull to hard or twist to long). I was talking about twisting multiple strands together.
That is true, as the twisting technique also has several many different variations that can make the technique a lot more interesting/complex than many think. That is, think these days IMO.If you get even tension across the cores, and find the right drill hand tension, you can twist multiple strands enough that it is noticeably smaller, in diameter, that the sum of it's parts before it breaks. In the same way that you can take a single piece of wire and stretch/twist it up a couple of gauges. Of course the alloy comes into play with this. The softer the metal the more you can stretch it, and in turn change it's diameter, before it breaks.
Bad ass.Hey you guys, how you doing?
Man... lots of prep here, but it came out
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That's beautiful brother! So much intricacy going on hereHey you guys, how you doing?
Man... lots of prep here, but it came out
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Hey you guys, how you doing?
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Lol, thanks man. And thank @Wb80 and @midknight420Sir you have talent..there Gorgeous shame to use them.