Terminator Tank for Oils

Edit: I tried to edit the Title but could not figure out how. I wanted to say Terminator (Possible Rebuildable Oil Tank)

One of my friends is really into e ciggs and he has a bunch of high quality stuff for his e cigg. He was showing me one of his tanks and it reminded a lot like the 710m and dabbler pen tank. The thing about this tank is it is made of all stainless steel and is fully rebuildable. Therefore, if it could be used for oils you could take it part clean it and put it back together with a new coil, wick and ceramic bowl if needed.

The terminator is a clone of the Odysseus tank (my friend has the Odysseus) and is a lot cheaper and people say it works great for eciggs. I was thinking to my self if it worked for oils just like the dabbler/710m that would be great. The only problem is it looks like the ceramic bowl is shaped a bit different from the dabbler/710m and it might leak. I was wondering if anyone here has every experimented with this type of tank, because a fully rebuildable oil tank that hits like the dabbler/710m would be great. I am a little short on cash atm but i may experiment with this in up coming months.

Link to the Terminator http://stormysvaporcellar.com/oc_1/index.php?route=product/product&path=101&product_id=397
Link to guide on how to build and more pictures http://stormysvaporcellar.com/oc_1/image/data/PDF/Terminator_Instructions.pdf

Damn! Out of stock. I was looking forward to that lol.

Oh they have small and large size though and i think i read somewhere that the large can be used without the clear piece. I bet all the sizes use the same ceramic bowl just the cart is different but I'm not sure. The small size is probably best for oils.

Alright, I actually have been stalking FC for about a year to see if anyone has thought of this. This is the reason I signed up today. Because I just accomplished this.

It's been on my mind since the minute I saw a Terminator. I'm deep into e-cigs, and I got into medical mj vapes at the same time. I dove in feet first on three TV Alphas, a revo, an evo, and an AVA atty. I always liked the idea of the revo, but to be honest none of these devices lived up to my expectations. I do love my Alpha Ultralite as an e-cig, but TV was wrong to push a 10440 battery as sufficient for the essential oil cartdridge. I'm digressing sorry... It must be the vape I just pulled off the Terminator.

Yes, so I've been thinking about this for a LONG time. However I only just started doing something about it. So just to be clear I just puffed down my first 1.2grams of Romulen Amber Oil. The device I used is the "Terminator Dripping Atomizer". That's the smaller one on the left (while facing 'puter screen) in the photo above.

I accomplished this by using a dremel to cut a small piece of ceramic from a fish tank bubbler. I ground it into a cylinder shape, and wrapped it with kanthal. The wire heats up the ceramic which will wick oil into itself when its warm. I can take 1-4 big tastey rips of a couple drops. The sucker gets hot tho. I should mention I'm using a 18650 3.7v battery, the coil is 2.7ohms, and I have a wattage regulator pushing 10watts.

Last week I set up the same atty with a stainless steel mesh burrito roll, and also wrapped with kanthal wire. I melted wax into the burrito by pulsing the battery. Threw the lid on and fat rip. This style pretty much cleared the bowl no matter how much wax I packed in one hit every time. Makes for a bomber, but waste a lot on exhale. Best to load smaller ammounts.

That should get your heads rolling. I'll be back in a couple days.

Forgot to mention, I tried the big ones too, but there are all kinds of places for air to come in when they arent full of e-liquid. The liquid wets the o-rings and completes the seal. They just seemed impractical while the little guy f'n rocks and seals perfectly.

Unfortunately this device has been discontinued, and the one's at Stormy's Vapor Cellar are the only ones available in the US. A Chinese supplier has them called vapourtrend.com but the shipping is almost $30 to the US.

Seriously though, any cost was worth it to me, it's rebuildable!!! There's no reason it won't last a very long time. I do recommend purchasing extra ceramics and o-rings however. The ceramic can crack if you F up, and the o-rings wear out.

Peace.

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