00:00Alright, if you've ever wrapped a coil, burned your fingers, and then realized you've got no
00:04idea what the resistance actually is, this video's for you. I went down the rabbit hole and pulled
00:09together the top 5 vape coil winding jigs with ohm readers, and honestly, a couple of these are
00:14stupidly cheap for what you're getting. Let's get into it. First up, the EVA bag screwdriver set,
00:21the name's a mouthful, but this is basically a whole build station in a bag. The star of the
00:27show is the 521-tab mini-ohm tester built right in, so you can check resistance and dry-fire your
00:32coil
00:32without dragging out a separate meter. Pliers, screwdrivers, the works all for $12.32,
00:39with nearly 5,000 sold. If you want one grab angle kit, this is it.
00:45Next, something small but weirdly essential, the Mechanic Axe 17 tin positioning tweezers.
00:51They're stainless steel, non-slip, wear-resistant, and they clamp your tin wire exactly where you need
00:56it, which saves a ton of frustration when you're securing leads. At $4.80 with a 4.9 rating from
01:03over 4,800 buyers, this is one of those cheap tools you'll wonder how you ever lived without.
01:09Then we've got the DIY rebuild kit for the GTX and OX VA's limb, and this one's great if you're
01:14remeshing your own pods. You get a one resistance wire plus the hand tools, and it comes in 0.6,
01:200.8, 1.0, and 1.2 ohm options, so you can dial in exactly the vape you like.
01:265 bucks and change, $5.16, sitting at a 4.8 rating. Perfect for beginners who want to experiment
01:34without spending much. If you run a PNP, TPP, RPM, Boost, DragX, Argus, or Vinci device,
01:41this next one's for you, the 13 type original DIY rebuild kit. 13 different rebuild options from
01:480.15 all the way up to 0.6 ohm, covering VM1, VM5, VM6 and more. That's a ridiculous amount
01:56of
01:56flexibility for $5.37, and it's holding a 4.9 rating. Honestly, buy two and never stress about
02:04a dead coil again. And last but not least, the mini drill press vise with rubber soft jaws.
02:11This is the pro move, you clamp your build deck or jig steady, and the rubber jaws mean you're not
02:15scratching or crushing anything. Clamping range is 0-47mm, so it handles pretty much everything,
02:22and it's great for modeling and repairs too. $14 for rock-solid, hands-free building, worth every
02:28penny. And that's the list. All the links are in the description below, so go check those prices
02:35before they change. If this helped you out, drop a like and hit subscribe I've got plenty more gear
02:41breakdowns coming your way. See you in the next one.
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