Genius bit of wicking...

[domejunky]

Very clever way of making a variation of mesh in mesh, but out of one piece of mesh. Really quick to make and works like a charm. I'm learning that I like my meshes snug in their wick holes, with enough space down the centre for air. This gets me a leak proof setup. This method works perfectly for that, lots of little bubbles to look at too. Been using it in Origennys, but would apply to any non centre wicked Gennie...

 

[steves]

I have never seen a mesh build wick like that. Its like a bloody dripper....

 

[Jugg1es]

It's a good wicking method, it reduces the hotspot issue to almost nothing as the wick expands to the coil with just the right out of pressure. Used in my krakens and sat22 for the last year.

 

[allen]

A lot of us used to do that when gennies first came out. We used drill bits back then as coil jigs werent yet invented. Lmao



Youtube of todd at Todds reviews doing "the drill bit method" on a gennie back in 2012

Fuck, this makes me feel old.
Next thing i know, my clothes will be coming back into fashion [emoji6]

 

[Jugg1es]

Fuck, this makes me feel old.
Next thing i know, my clothes will be coming back into fashion [emoji6]

Nah, I wouldn't worry about that. Some things can never come back [emoji2]

 

[Peeej]

The OP method is the only way I could get the MCR 303 wicking properly, its a simple idea that works well.

 

[allen]

Nah, I wouldn't worry about that. Some things can never come back [emoji2]

cheeky bugger

but true

 

[sambo1988]

Hi All

Sorry to sound daft but i have no knowledge of this style of tank and using mesh.
could someone maybe explain to me the basics.

Thanks

Sam

 

[Peeej]

@sambo1988
This is a good place to start in terms of building them
https://www.planetofthevapes.co.uk/.../qorax-stans-excellent-tutorial-video.104850/

Other than that just have a read around the mesh suforum, there is lots of good advise there.

 

[sambo1988]

@Peeej thanks for that ill have a look just intrigued.

Sam