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Hi and to AAEC! I second the suggestion of having more than one clearo - it means that you can switch between flavours easily, without going through the faff of changing coils every time you switch between flavours. I have dedicated tanks for menthol and absinthe flavours, because they're very strong and can be difficult to wash out.

Absinthe

.....and a very from me!

.....and in 500 years (when nicotine will be beamed directly into the brain by a telepathically operated microchip), some archaeologist will devote his whole life to trying to work out what on earth an aluminium coil buddy could possibly have been used for. He'll probably publish a book on how it was a primitive musical instrument! 

Great giveaway poochops  (but leave me out please as I don't really have a use for it, although it is a very ingenious bit of kit). 

This might be what you're looking for - you get 2 glass tubes with it, one for longer cartos and one for shorter cartos. I'm not 100% what they class as 'long' and 'short / standard', but it might be worth emailing them?

Grey Haze

In my experience, they're not worth the effort. I'm not saying that I'm right and you're wrong, just that rebuilding doesn't suit everyone. I'm sure that lots of people find building a microcoil easy, but I certainly don't. I've watched videos, read tutorials and practised, but ultimately found that it was just too much faff for me. I hate faffing and I'm quite satisfied with the vape I can get from my clearos and carto tanks, so I see no reason to do something that I find incredibly frustrating. 

There's no correct answer to the question "are rebuildables worth the effort?" Some people like the convenience of regulated devices, others prefer mechs. Some people buy their juice pre-mixed and others like to mix their own. It's just down to what suits each individual, and that applies to clearos and atties too.