Universal Koiler Tools Kuro All in One - Close-up Look - Angelcigs - FT

Today I take a look at the Universal Koiler Tools.
It's the same principle as the Kuro Koiler but in an all-in-one package. You can buy this tool at:
Angelcigs $6.64
www.angelcigs.com/universal-to...
Focal $6.99
focalecig.com/Product/Universa...
FT $6.67
www.fasttech.com/p/2112006

[@MikeRemvidas]

Thanks for the demo , I purchased this tool & had no idea how to use 👍🏼

[@Alexander_colome]

+1

[@bonieparadis6076]

happy to "see" you again
I wanted one , but I didn't know which one to choose, so thank you Djojo, for the links too. I would like you to make more reviews ,for RBA or RDA from FT, cause the other shop like "angelcigs" for example don't ship to France, bad thing for us .Whatever thank you very much Djojo .See you soon (I hope so)

[@cesarservando8575]

Thanks for the demo. Great to know how to use before buying online.

[@poetita20]

Thank you!

[@sotiriosmichas8244]

Thank you very much

[@DjojoVapes]

Sotiris Michas Thanks for the comment :-) This tool is handy if you want to have everything in one package.

[@dannydexter3445]

I use my barehand to roll the wire into coil..i roll it 8 times..

[@Sir-Kay]

I have GeekVape Mini coil-building toolkit but, I don't even know how to use it, the holes in my coiler look so small I doubt I can fit anything thicker than 38 inside or am I mistaking? Could you make a video how to use this tool?

[@DjojoVapes]

Lo siento I don’t make coils anymore. There should be others showing how to build. Good luck!

[@Sir-Kay]

@@DjojoVapes You can explain though can you? do you think those Chinese clapton or alien wires we see on Aliexpress are ok to be wound around say 3mm rods/screwdrivers to make our own coils like you did here or something still needs to be done to the wires with some special tools before we can vape on them?

[@DjojoVapes]

Shouldn’t be a problem I used the claptons from a spool to build my own coils. I used to cut a length of wire and then carefully bend it around the rod or screwdriver. Just don’t pull the end of the wire.

[@Sir-Kay]

@@DjojoVapes I got the same coilmaker in black like yours, and it has holes but they seem kinda tiny, are you sure it's gonna fit a 26GA core wire and the whole wrap around fuse? I can send the photo of the kit I got.

[@DjojoVapes]

With clapton I did not use the caps with the holes. Just bend the clapton with your fingers.

[@CMDRBlueeagle66]

I have the same tool.
Does the wire need to go slightly under the guide screw head or simply up against it while coiling?
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
It is a great tool, but having issues with 32awg.
I may just switch to 28 awg instead for my Protank 2
Cheers.

[@DjojoVapes]

Brian Hillard Hmm I never used 32AWG with this tool only 28 to 26. But I can imagine with the thinner wire it can be difficult.
You can try to unscrew the head a little so it's faster to "catch" the wire.
But the most important thing is you don't force it when you turn the small piece. Just keep it without pressure in your fingers and make a turn by turn. Hope it works for you.

[@CMDRBlueeagle66]

Cheers bud. I think I may try some 32awg again. If not I'll twist two pieces together to get roughly 28awg with a drill and try that :) Thanks for your reply and help!

[@DjojoVapes]

Brian Hillard No problem, it does need some practice. I messed up the first few coils also. But 28AWG should be no problem.
What I said you have to turn it without pressure or pushing it to the other side, just let it turn lightly.
Only thing you keep tight is the lead on the left that goes through the coiler.

[@CMDRBlueeagle66]

Cheers bud :) I did practice with standard non resistive wire that was slightly thicker/stiffer and that coiled wonderfully. No good for a coil obviously, but handy practice nevertheless :)

[@brandonchoncek8944]

I use my barehand to roll the wire into coil..i roll it 8 times..

[@brandonchoncek8944]

I use my barehand to roll the wire into coil..i roll it 8 times..