Making A Better Oil Pen (PICS INCLUDED)

Got my 28gauge Kanthal in the mail !! Gonna boil the wicks tonight , dry them out and tomorrow I'll have my ceramic Trident atomizer build on here . Just picked up the weekly quarter too

 

 
Fire OGK Honeycomb for now I might start posting my weekly / every two week pickups It'll be something I can show you while waiting for Ecig parts
 
 

 
I'd recommend the Itaste VV (get one from Fasttech.com) 
 
It's the closest thing to a Vamo (variable volt/watt, lcd, decent mah rating, fancy,etc.)  while remaining in the compact Ego form factor. 
 
It also has a passthrough feature, meaning it can be used while charging in a usb . 

 

Ok so I setup the dual coil ceramic build and... It's awesome!!! No nasty taste and a great vape. Just be patient as it takes more time to heat up like Lucid Lemonade said.

I boiled the ceramic sticks then put them out to dry :




Group everything you will need together in a clean work space . You will need 28 gauge A-1 Kanthal wire (30 or 32 work) , a small screwdriver or Allen wrench (I used the one in my Kayfun) , tweezers , Trident atomizer, wire cutter or scissors ,ceramic wicks , APV like Vamo or SvD or MVP, etc.




Cut two 6 inch pieces of Kanthal wire , then torch them . Torching the wire takes out some of the springy-ness. This makes wrapping the coils easier. You want to make them orange but try not to melt the wire . Slow passes with a torch work well :




Or ready to wrap. Take a wick and wire and start your wrap *RIGHT ON THE EDGE of the ceramic wick. You want your wrap close to the edge so u don't waste these wicks since they are not cheap and break easily. *When holding the wire , I use my ring and middle fingers as well as my thumb with left left hand . Position the wick with your first finger. Pics will help :




Ok now we are ready to start the hardest wrap : our first one. Wrap the wire over the top of the ceramic wick . Once you get around the wick once, continue wrapping but make sure all your loops are as close together as possible :





Now that you have a wrap , continue wrapping the coil . I wrapped 10 times since I'm using 28 gauge Kanthal and am going to be doing two coils . I need higher wraps for more resistance since the resistance will be split when two coils are attached to the atomizer. I recommend over 7 wraps so your resistance isn't too low.



Once you have your wraps done it should look something like this



Now do EVERYTHING all over again. We are making two for dual coil build .



****if the coils aren't tight enough , just torch the wick and coil , then use your tweezers and gently tighten then by pinching the outsides of the coils together while on the wick .

Now take all the screw heads off the trident . Insert the coil with the underhand side going into the outside (aka negative ) post. Don't do anything with the other part of the wire , leave it flat in between the center and outside post . Place the screw head on the negative where the only wire is through the posts . Don't screw down all the way, make sure wire can still move freely.






Now we can put the other end of the wire in the center post (aka positive post) . Take AND LEAVE OFF the center post screw head. We cant put that on until both central post wires from BOTH coils can fit through there. Make sure when doing so , the center wire is flat.
Cut the wire on the negative post (the only wire we fed and screwed down. You can pull with center wire a little to the opposite side to make it easier to cut. Leave a few millimeters of space so we can adjust later




Now repeat this exact process for the other coil . Try not to mess the first one up. Remember that this part takes time , patience and a steady hand, do don't do this kinda stuff when youre pissed off or you'll just get more frustrated .



Cut the wires and adjust the coils so they are as close the posts without touching as possible and also make them "float" just a couple MM away from the bottom of the atomizer deck.



Put your center post on , adjust the coils to your liking , then screw on that positive post screw head (center post screw head) . Cut any excess wire as close to the posts as possible. Get the ends out of the way by folding them up toward the screw heads.



I had to cut the ends of my wicks just a tad. This is why it's always good to start your wrap toward the outside edge. That way you won't waste wick.



We now need to check the resistance for our safety and the safety of the atomizer and mod. These coils will burn nice as they are low resistance with 1.1 ohms .



Add your product to the ceramic. With the ceramic , you need more amount to prime than you would with the Gents or previous carts on here. What I do is melt wax, pour it in, turn on APV and hold the fire button for 2 seconds, let go and then do it again. Repeat the power pulsing process 2-3 times and your good to go. You also could just set wax on the coils , melt by powering the device , then repeat.




Place the cap of the atomizer on and make sure you adjust the airholes of the Trident to be directly over BOTH coils. The trident has dual airholes for dual coils but most dual coils attys have dual air hole.



Congratulations , you just made a ceramic dual coil atomizer !


With this setup ...damn I cant even begin to tell you. You ever get tht nasty burnt taste from a cart or atty? Well you won't with this! You want a nice tasting, mellow vape that doesn't leave you feeling like you have a hole in your throat? Get this. Want fat clouds? Get this.

This is by far my favorite wax atomizer . It does take longer to heat up but only by a mere 2 seconds . The coils need to but small enough to fit inside the atomizer , otherwise you will short out and potentially hurt yourself ! Experiment with it . Maybe you will be making different coils or wicks . Maybe wrap each of the wicks with Ekowool sleeve to get more wicking potential, make a quad coil build, dragon nano coils ceramics, etc , etc.

Sorry I took so long guys but this thing trumps EVERYTHING. It's just like dabbing from a healthstone, without the need for the torch ! I have more rebuildables of different sizes on the way so I am looking forward to playing around with the ceramics more . I'll add some cloud pics tonight