Given up on rebuildables,,,, just about!

[Roger]

Jun 22, 2013 9:34:36 GMT chrisjw said:

I'm with blakey ( Mark ) on this one.........I love a fiddle & I'm also a determined lil' bugger & won't be beaten, so to get a rebuildable up & running nicely with some home made juice is like heaven to me......plus I find it so much more therapeutic than basket weaving (but that's another story).......but then, I've never quite been the full ticket........

Chris.  Nail on head.  It's just so satisfying.

[dazlarsen]

Jun 22, 2013 10:17:04 GMT @johanino said:

I've tried various rebuildables and am now quite happy with my protank and evods....

Mesh just doesn't do it for me (and stinks the house out)

And hoping to quit vaping in the next 6 months to 1 year so don't want to spend too much

Both protank and evods you can buy replacement heads for but I still keep a stash of dual coil cartos for emergency

What RBA's have you got that you don't use,I just re built my t2 using the drill bit method and it worked a treat dual coils of .5 ribbon and SS wire wicks

[davetherayon]

As Peter Gabriel sang, don't give up! I'm a short sighted git with long sight from middle age, and I can't see squat without these damned varifocal lenses. However, I'm managing to roll wicks, how I hear you say? Simple - get yourself a magnifying glass headset like one of these : www.ebay.co.uk/sch/sis.html?_kw=New+Lighted+Magnifying+Headset+2+LED+Lamps+Bracket+Headband+Magnifier+Loupe

They really do make wick coiling a piece of cake. Well worth the small investment.

[pedaldog]

Interesting one Dave! Trouble is that, due to the neural damage, I haven't got the fine motor control or the light touch sensation and the frustration is more expensive than buying replacement heads, in terms of repairing holes in the door where I kick it in a rage!