Step 1: Insert Coils

Insert your first coil into the post holes and keep it aligned with the air hole using a screwdriver or the post from your coiling tool.

In the photos I am using kanthal clapton wire 26/32awg with 6 wraps, the ends line up almost perfectly with the post holes.

Tighten the screws down and trim the legs.

Dry fire and crimp the coils until they are are shaped properly and heating evenly as usual. You may have to re-align the coils over the air holes with your screwdriver/coiling post.

Step 2: Start Adding Cotton

You need a piece of cotton in the centre of the deck.

Cut a small piece as if you were going to wick a horizontal coil, don't roll it tight you want it fluffed up to fill the gap, and stand it in the middle of the deck between the coils. Trim it to the top of the coils and fluff it out and make sure the air holes are not covered.

Cut four more pieces you need enough cotton that can slide through the juice channels easily but still fill the channel.

Tight roll the tip and thread it under the juice channel and use your tweezers to pull it up through the hole, it should lie against the coil and post vertically.

Step 3: Trim the Wick

You need to trim your cotton flush with the juice channel ring and flush with the coils/posts. spread and fluff the cotton in the juice channel ring.

Make sure the air holes are clear.

Step 4: Wet the Cotton

Pick your favourite juice and wet the cotton a bit, the tamp the cotton against the coils and posts

Step 5: Wrap the Coil

You need a thin flat piece of cotton the width of the post height and long enough so it will just overlap. Wrap it around the coils and posts making sure to keep the seal o-ring clear (don't go below it)

That's it! just rebuild your RTA making sure you don't get cotton caught in threads or the sealing o-rings.

Introduction: Dual Vertical Coil Build

Step 1: Insert Coils

Step 2: Start Adding Cotton

Step 3: Trim the Wick

Step 4: Wet the Cotton

Step 5: Wrap the Coil