Thanks for the tips. The link seems to take me to a DIY tool kit. Is that correct?
As far as the bottles go, the place i bought my stuff.from so far sell 100ml bottles. That is why i thought the 150ml would be ok. Normally the juice I buy come in 120ml. I do have the scale, on of the first things I bought…the AWS 501
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Get whatever one tickles your fancy. Its WAY BETTER than the Sharpie method I used my first year or so.
honestly if someone was offering to buy me diy supplies for xmas or whatever, my choices would be… even more flavours… In BIG bottles,lol. Other than that it would be vg/pg/nic etc… Unless theres a new mod or rda thats took your fancy? It sounds like you have pretty much most stuff covered, so it would only be logical to stock up on the consumable/dispersable items?
Oh & the label printer is a solid idea, i have one & they’re great for lots of other things aside from mixing, so a multi-purpose thing, the labels are waterproof/scratch resistant etc so they dont fall/peel off after a wash, unless you actually pick it off.
& i must admit, big_vapes way of labeling is genius, the ammount of labels i have wasted labeling 10/30ml mixes to only have to peel it off a week later is ridiculous,lol, im going to start numbering my smaller testers now & just writing down whats in the number, keep the printer for my bigger ADV bottles.
Get 0.001g scale too. It costs nothing (5 pounds or less) and you’ll be pleased to have it. Eventually you will throw your 501 in the closet and forget about it.
One thing I find most handy - even if I’m not a particularly well versed DIY mixer - is a decent lable maker, such as those already linked to above.
PRIOR to mixing, I lable each bottle with the flavour it will contain. I try to remember to include the mix ratio on that lable so, in time, I can remember what ratios I used, so I can duplicate it if I like it, or change it if I don’t.
I also lable each atty with the flavour running in it. I find it invaluable.