Thanks for all the help again guys, thats fine need a broader range as ive got mainly sweet flavours any way im also loving sweet and bakery style vapes at the minute !
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I tried to mix a pecan pie one but it smelt really strong to me as i mixed it with chocolate but the chocolate is a really sharp dark choc type flavour, but banana and pecan is deffinatley on my to do list !
Don’t forget to steep your liquids as this can turn a good juice into a great juice.
It gives everything time to mix and cure properly.
Shake every day and test after about 7 days.
I must admit though I’m quite impatient with new mixes lol.
What device are you using to Vape with?
Oh i know, its a real killer having to wait but its usually worth it ! For testing my flavours at first i use a magma by paradigm and for everyday i usually use a nautilus mini, on an eleaf istick was looking at a few mech mods as well but not sold on them as of yet
I used TW when I was a newb as well (not many choices back then, and in many ways I am still a newb) - They’re expensive and not really that good… Good enough to start experimenting though 
I wish you a great journey into the wild DIY world! 
Welcome!
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I’ve not long upgraded from an MVP2 and Nautilus to a Mech mod and sub ohm RDA’s then upgraded again to a regulated M80 and an RTA.
I’m infatuated with coil building.
I’ve got around 10RDA’s including the Twisted Messes and El Cabron 1:1 clones.
I absolutely love vaping, granted I’ve chosen one addiction over another but it’s a healthier addiction.
If you’re into Coil building, or just like looking at what can be done with wires you should check out the COIL BUILDING SHOW OFFS thread.
CMJ
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I thought they were quite expensive as well seem to get a bit cheaper if you buy multiple, but that’s just common sense haha
same i love experimenting making coils still a bit of a novice when it comes to coil building but i have managed to get a 0.2 coil which i was very impressed with think it was just beginners luck !
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I can see that haha! im still building micro coils but these are sparking my interest to try something a little more adventurous, just out of curiosity what gauge kanthal do you use, i’ve only got 28 at the minute
I use a lot of different wire.
Kanthal
24g
26g
28g
32g
36g
.5mm ribbon
.8mm ribbon
Nichrome80
24g
29g
38g
Stainless Steel 317L
25g
Just a little. Lol.
CMJ
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only a small collection then haha
Yeah just a little collection.
This is the wire I had delivered today.
I use
They are based in Warrington Cheshire.
On average a 25m spool of wire is about £3.25.
CMJ
ill have to have a look at that site, they seem like decent prices.
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They are really well priced to be fair.
They offer many different choices of vaping wire including
Kanthal
Titanium (temp control)
Ni200 (temp control)
NiCr80
Stainless steel
Mesh
CMJ
i dont really know the difference, just got canthal cause thats what everyone else seemed to use haha
Titanium is not exclusively for temp control - I use it regularly in my normal regulated mods - it’s great! 
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Agreed.
i just wasn’t going to go into it too in depth just yet lol.
I will say this
Titanium and Ni200 is SERIOUSLY low ohms and generally used in temp control devices but can be used without the need of a temp control device as long as you’re building safely.
That sound better big lad? @daath
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Nichrome is softer wire with lower resistance than Kanthal.
For example if you used
24g Kanthal 5 wraps on a 3mm rod will be about .4-.5ohms
24g Nichrome would require 7 wraps to reach the same resistance
Stainless steel would require around 8 or 9 wraps to reach the resistance
@daath titanium or Ni200 would require how many wraps to get to .5ohms?
CMJ
11 wraps for grade2 24g titanium to reach .4ohms
And 67 wraps of 24g Ni200 (holy crap!!!) just used steam engine to calculate it lol.
CMJ