Kanthal A1-100' - 24 Gauge Resistance Wire

Using these to build some coils for my RDA and they work perfectly. No complaints on quality and easy to work with.

I use this to make coils for vaping. These folks are the standard for do-it-yourself coils.

24g kanthal a1 7 wrap at 3.4mm on a series 8.4v 1591 box using organic cotton. Been here since 2014 and started in 2010. Before 2014 it was all about cartomisers or attys that were pre made at some factory. This being said, I've also used this wore for other projects such as thermal ignition of summer celebrations on the safe and sane type, Pyro ignition of flash cotton, or making small kiln by making my own coils. Very happy with this brand and source.

I bought these in a pinch to help support two classes’ worth of ceramic beads over a weekend. I ended up using two equal lengths (about 1’) and twisting them together to make a sturdier wire to string the glazed beads onto. I secured the extra ends of the wire and two kiln shelf columns and fired everything as glaze ware. Pros: +the wire held and the beads fired without the wire breaking or melting. Cons: -after cooling the kiln, the twisted wire was so brittle that it broke upon picking it up and some small pieces got utterly stuck by the glazed, so had to carefully Dremel those areas. -because of this, the wire has become understood to be a one-time use only, so that cost of having the buy more wire eventually adds up over time. Overall, I would purchase again, because it’s handy to have on hand if you need it.

I've got a new RBA and my old spool of 30 gauge wire just wasn't cutting it. This works well for me.