Thank goodness for the Drill bit method

[ibalders]

I spent the most part of the morning attempting my first coil on a AGA-T, very close to losing it a few times, what with the coil burning out a few times, and then getting hotspots which I could not get rid off, but eventually remembered the drill bit method, and all I can say is how easy it was this way, now all I have to do is sand the top down to get the air lined up with the wick, but it's now getting to taste good.

Just fingers crossed now and hoping I cracked it

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Well done you

[Ron]

On my Aga-t the air hole didn't line up so I wound it back to line up.The o ring takes the slack.To test the draw Do not press the button but suck if there is no draw you will be ok

[ibalders]

Too late Ron, all sanded down !! LOL But all seems well and now getting a nice taste from my first rebuildable, now I'm tempted in getting a AGA-S.

[Skwoddy]

The aga-s is a little demon, capacity is a little low but the smaller chamber gives a great vape, and less hotspot issues as the wick hole is closer to the centre post.

[ibalders]

The AGA-S sounds pretty good, I just think I will treat myself to one then, and thanks for the advise

Just like to mention I've received a AGA-S Yesterday, and I must agree this thing is sure a little beast, fantastic taste and so much easier to set up, thanks for the tip

[neilg]

Hi
Would you go for the aga -t2 or the aga -s?
Thx
Neilg

[karlgixer]

just about to buy an aga t+

what is the drill tip (any link)?

getting as much info on this atty as poss before buying,

cheers
karl.

[thundercat]

Remember tho that with the aga S you cant see what in the tank. I forgot to remember that I like to see the amount of juice so I can gauge by sight when it needs a refill. That said , it is a good vape but the connection of the cap is a tad precarious and comes of at the slightest nudge.

Andy

[ibalders]

The Aga-t+ is in my opinion the Aga to go for, as for the drill bit method, do a search on YouTube, I no longer use the drill bit method, instead I wrap the Mesh around a thin welding rod, and then wrap the coil round them, I then place the wick with the coil into the Aga and attach the wires, then when all is in place I remove the welding rod, this method seems to work better for me and as yet have had no hotspots.