Rebuildables

[imogensmummy]

Ok, so I am looking to get into rebuildable atomizers as fed up of buying coils.

What would you recommend as a good starter please?

Thanks in advance!

[Gary Horder]

Can't go far wrong buying an Igo l though it is a dripper but very easy to set up and learn about coiling

[Perpetua]

Get some ready made coils and it's even easier imogensmummy . . . . masses to choose from on Fasttech.

www.fasttech.com/products/1411/10004596/1475303

[oldsmokey]

I've had a number of rebuildables (both genesis type and silica) over the last year. The easiest (and by far the most fiddle-free) has been the GP Spheroid which I would recommend to anybody. The Kayfun is also quite simple (and cheaper Kayfun clones are available). The Spheroid is a very simple, basic device - but it produces a fabulous vape! Unfortunately it costs nearly £80

[fred]

Feb 9, 2014 12:37:34 GMT imogensmummy said:

Ok, so I am looking to get into rebuildable atomizers as fed up of buying coils.

What would you recommend as a good starter please?

Thanks in advance!

What are you using at the moment?

Evods, protanks, CE5s can all be rebuilt quite easily.
Evods & protanks taste better with cotton wick anyway (I think)

Would cost next to nothing to experiment with your old heads and see if rebuilding is for you, before wheeling out on an expensive atty?

[erik514]

If you want something with a tank you can't go wrong with a kayfun or if dripping sounds like your thing an IGO is also really good. You can use silica or cotton in both and build them using different methods so are both fairly simple and straightforward. It does take a little bit of patience at first but once you work out what's easiest for you it's not difficult to do and in my opinion both the kayfun and IGO give a much better vape than premade coils.

[Greg]

Just got a kayfun light clone from hightectrading, dead easy to rebuild and best taste so far for me. Only £25 and free delivery. Unfortunately out of stock now but Steve tells me he has 50 on order and hopes they'll arrive by the end of the week.

www.hightectrading.com/kayfun-russian-91-clone-1589-p.asp

[charon]

Feb 9, 2014 13:31:44 GMT fred said:

Feb 9, 2014 12:37:34 GMT imogensmummy said:

What are you using at the moment?

Evods, protanks, CE5s can all be rebuilt quite easily.
Evods & protanks taste better with cotton wick anyway (I think)

Would cost next to nothing to experiment with your old heads and see if rebuilding is for you, before wheeling out on an expensive atty?

Like the man says, You can get innexpensive RBA's as clones  but be prepared for a massive price hike if you go for genuine...Much better to master your coiling skills before you lay out a large wad of wonga on something you may not get along with icon_shoppingm

[Super-Shiny]

Can just get a basic:

Protank 2 or Mini Protank 2 and some of this: Kanthal A1 Heat Resistance Wire - 0.25mm and some Simply Gentle Organic Cotton - Pack of 100 Balls

That wire and wool will last for years to come.

And follow this guide: allaboute-cigarettes.proboards.com/thread/32391/microcoil-cotton-guide

[Blownupdolly]

Feb 9, 2014 13:44:56 GMT Greg said:

Just got a kayfun light clone from hightectrading, dead easy to rebuild and best taste so far for me. Only £25 and free delivery. Unfortunately out of stock now but Steve tells me he has 50 on order and hopes they'll arrive by the end of the week.

www.hightectrading.com/kayfun-russian-91-clone-1589-p.asp

I got this same Kayfun as Greg a week ago.It has been a revelation! Best £25 I have spent on vaping. Like you, I had never tried rebuildables, but so glad I did.

Thanks for the heads up on the restocking Greg. I will keep an eye out as I want to get a couple more.

[imogensmummy]

Thanks guys!

I think I may have a go at recoiling some of the protank heads that I have here to see whether I can handle it lol!

[Super-Shiny]

Feb 9, 2014 18:47:36 GMT imogensmummy said:

Thanks guys!

I think I may have a go at recoiling some of the protank heads that I have here to see whether I can handle it lol!

Wise move, once you get comfortable with them then maybe look at something more challenging, they are dead easy as long as you stick to the guide down to the last detail.

Main thing is don't start something if you don't have all and the correct tools to do it or it will just make matters worse and you will get frustrated.

Get all tools required (if possible all the tools from the guide or as close as possible) and you will breeze through it.

[boyofford]

Feb 9, 2014 18:47:36 GMT imogensmummy said:

Thanks guys!

I think I may have a go at recoiling some of the protank heads that I have here to see whether I can handle it lol!

Do make sure you get the right tools, my first attempt using a toothpick was a fail lol. Would still like some better tweezers, mine are angled rather than being flat which makes it more of a struggle squeezeing coils.

[Dan]

Feb 9, 2014 19:07:15 GMT boyofford said:

Feb 9, 2014 18:47:36 GMT imogensmummy said:

Thanks guys!

I think I may have a go at recoiling some of the protank heads that I have here to see whether I can handle it lol!

Do make sure you get the right tools, my first attempt using a toothpick was a fail lol. Would still like some better tweezers, mine are angled rather than being flat which makes it more of a struggle squeezeing coils.

I recently got these and they've made life so much easier.

[enjay]

Well unlike you I'm not wise and just dive straight in, had my first proper mod within a week or so and have now bought a rebuildable thing, don't even know the correct term ha ha. Anyway how wrong can it go? All the various helpful people on here, threads, youtube vids etc

I would say dive in and enjoy, you can check out plenty of reviews all over the place on every rebuildable you can think of.