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1. Genesis Atomizer Coiling Guide
We felt we should include this “Know How” Guide as we’ve
had many calls about this. Many of you will agree, building
your first electronic cigarette rebuildable atomizer is a pain.
You spend hours, even days watching reviews and taking notes -
seeing how easily the tutorial oxidizes the wick and wire, setting the
genesis style atomizer up, applying the e liquid, then presses the
fire button and shows off their evenly glowing coil atomizer ready to
vape - only to find something somewhere along the way has not
quite gone right for you.
We’ve all been there, racking our brains as to what element of the
process you followed so meticulously has failed you.
My first genesis style rba took 4 hours to setup properly! I’m a
perfectionist.
You can only imagine the frustration I went through - unless of
course you are in exactly the same boat - then you'll no doubt know
where I am coming from.
I recall someone once said when I was an amateur vaper, "before
attempting to build your genesis Atomizer, make sure you have
another one all ready to use during the setup"
This couldn’t be closer to the truth, or so I thought at the time....

2. Step 1: CHECKLIST
Have the following home tools close at hand:
A Lighter
A Screwdriver
Wire Cutters
A Paperclip
An Awl or similar fine pointed tool
Gensis Atomizer
A pre-oxidized and
primed stainless steel
mesh wick
Kanthal wire for the coil
Drill bit

3. PREPARE THE WICK
The first thing we need to do is prepare the wick and
make sure it fits comfortably in the Atomizer wick
hole. Follow my instructions below:
Straighten out the paperclip completely
Remove the wick from the bottle of VG and insert it
on to the paperclip
Using the lighter, hold one end of the paper clip and
burn all VG off the wick (If it lights on fire, leave it
until the fire goes out)
A Your wick is now ready for use.

4. using your thumbs and fore fingers
starting at the center of the wick,
roll the wick through your thumbs
and fingers using reasonable
pressure outwards. This will
tighten the roll and reduce the
diameter.
Test the wick in the wick hole
again
Repeat if neccessary
MAKE THE COIL
Taking the drill bit and the wire
(I reccommend Kanthal AWG 29,
explained why here)
Place one end of the wire on the
drill bit and hold it down with your
thumb
Wrap as tightly as you can 5/6
Wraps (1.0 ohm), 6/7 Wraps (1.3
ohm) or 7/8 wraps (1.5 ohm)
The result will end up with this.