Hello everyone!
I am a new/old vaper. I have a Voopoo Argus GT, with the associated factory atomizers (I vaped for a few weeks a few years ago).
Do the old-timers all build their own atomizers? If so, why? Is it that much cheaper, or that much tastier, or both cheaper and tastier?
Oh well, “making” atomizers was an ill-considered slip of the tongue, but (completely by chance) I work as a toolmaker + I also have my own lathe and milling machine; despite this, I don’t think I could make a good atomizer under home conditions, I would need a blueprint for it.
Oh, and I don’t know why I can’t reply directly to anyone, maybe I haven’t read the rules thoroughly enough.
So, thank you for the help and for the nudge regarding the incorrect term! I learned, we don’t make them, we build them!
How do you mean the building?
Like turning-milling, or like coiling, wicking?
You don’t need to be an old hand to build the internal part of your RTA yourself.
Determination, practice, perseverance, some video watching-interpretation, etc. (wire, cotton, tools)
It will be cheaper than replacing/buying atomizers.
I think I can safely say I’m not a novice, but an “old hand.”
I don’t build tanks myself, but I coil quite a few RTAs and RDAs, if that’s what you were curious about.
I coil them myself because, as you wrote well, it tastes better for me, and it’s much cheaper than buying ready-made pod heads or factory atomizers for 1-3000 HUF
Hi, exactly! With DIY coil building, it’s better and more cost-effective. It only seems confusing at first, but it’s not hard! I feel like I wish I had switched sooner from factory atomizers to building my own coils.
I highly recommend it; if we can do it, you can too!
By the way, let’s not rule out anything if you have the necessary equipment at home.
Raymond Van Barneveld, who is a veteran (let’s say in darts specifically), also made his own dart sets for a while.
