Aga-t air hole line up trick

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Figured this one out of necessity

If your air hole doesn't line up on the o-ring and screw aga-t's nothing to worry about

Just don't screw it on tight (snug but not tight). Line up the air hole with the SS wick.....and vape..

O-ring seals it

Sorted

[Balllsy]

or get some wet n dry sandpaper (400 grit) and sand it for a couple of minutes... Hey presto hole lines up

[bomberharris]

yes wet and dry is the best way .

[andy01424]

Feb 19, 2013 13:37:06 GMT @johanino said:

Figured this one out of necessity

If your air hole doesn't line up on the o-ring and screw aga-t's nothing to worry about

Just don't screw it on tight (snug but not tight). Line up the air hole with the SS wick.....and vape..

O-ring seals it

Sorted

if you feel that the draw is feeling tight get tip of one blade from nail scissors and push in hole and give a couple of turns,the hole has closed a bit from being buffed up and theres a bit of swarf left behind

[meeee]

Feb 19, 2013 13:46:24 GMT bomberharris said:

yes wet and dry is the best way .

Yep, I had to do this on both of the ones I had.

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Feb 19, 2013 13:40:56 GMT Balllsy said:

or get some wet n dry sandpaper (400 grit) and sand it for a couple of minutes... Hey presto hole lines up

Sorry to sound dumb but this is the cap right?

[archiecat]

The two I'm useing were only a 1/4-1/3 a turn past and like johanino just don't tighten them right up, works fine for me!

[chrisjw]

Feb 19, 2013 16:24:23 GMT @johanino said:

Feb 19, 2013 13:40:56 GMT Balllsy said:

or get some wet n dry sandpaper (400 grit) and sand it for a couple of minutes... Hey presto hole lines up

Sorry to sound dumb but this is the cap right?

Yes jo...Get a bit of wet & dry sandpaper. Wet it then place the bottom of the cap on the wet & dry & run it back & forth to take enough off it evenly, so that when the cap is screwed on,the air hole will line up perfectly with the wick hole

[piper1]

I used a thicker O ring, worked for me

[Balllsy]

Yes, wet the wet'n'dry a little.
put a drop of washing up liquid on it.
lie it on a flat surface like kitchen work top.
span your hand over paper to hold in place and rub the top cap over it vigorously for a few mins giving the cap a little turn every now and again.
I had 3 Aga-t one was 180 degrees out and the other 2 were approx 45 - 60 degrees out. I lined them all up and it took me no more than 15 mins to do them all.

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Feb 19, 2013 17:40:23 GMT piper1 said:

I used a thicker O ring, worked for me

Do you by any chance know your diameter of your o-ring?

There's an o-ring shop just round the corner from me (sells them in small quantities )