Reddit reviews Class 4.8 Steel Machine Screw, Zinc Plated Finish, Pan Head, Phillips Drive, Meets DIN 7985, 4mm Length, M2-0.4 Metric Coarse Threads (Pack of 100)
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Class 4.8 steel is often used in applications where toughness is the primary considerationZinc plating resists corrosion resistance and has a reflective appearancePhillips drive has an x-shaped slot that accepts a Phillips driver and is designed to prevent over-tighteningPan head has a flat top and short vertical sides with a rounded top edgeMeets DIN 7985 specifications
Here, in a pack of 100.
If you're looking for the screws on other sites, the size of the screw is M2-0.4, metric coarse.
KidneyPuncher has a 10-pack of Phillips pan head screws for $1.95
If you want to go the Home Depot route, it will be cheaper, but they usually don't carry them at their B&M stores. However shipping to store is free and sometimes they are cheaper than Amazon.
Amazon and Ebay carry the fasteners your require, but usually in quantities of 25, 50, 100, and etc. Not expensive to buy in bulk, as well.
I personally replace the stock Phillips screws that usually comes with RDAs with flat set screws. It uses a 0.9mm hex key/bit instead of precision Phillips screwdriver, so there is no chance of stripping the head. Just my 2 cents. (A big thank you goes to /u/slumberland for giving me that gem of a tip!)
LINKS:
Amazon - QTY 100 for $3.67 PRIME eligible
Home Depot - QTY 3 for $0.30 FREE shipping to store (arrives Aug. 8 -Aug. 13)
Hope that helps you!
You're fine with 1 decimal, if you want to build super low ohm quads at some point yeah I'd recommend getting a standalone ohm meter.
Avoid the caravela as a first mod. The clones are good, don't get me wrong, but the caravela is supposed to come with 5 different length positive pins to adjust for your atomizer and the clone comes with 1. So basically you can only use it with atomizers with an adjustable pin, or you're risking having gaps or battery rattle or worse yet, no connection.
The nemesis clone is a solid choice. It's tried, true, great with magnets, and it's a standard 22mm size. Fasttech also sells colored aluminum tubes for it if you want a lower voltage drop or the look. If I were buying a new mod right now and I didn't have any, I'd get a brass nemesis clone off fasttech with the black or red tube kit.
For the atomize it just depends on how much you want to drop. You can get GREAT results from some of the cheap $5 fasttech atomizers simply by picking up a pack of m2x0.4 machine screws http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B000NHXNPY/ref=ox_sc_act_title_1?ie=UTF8&psc=1&smid=ATVPDKIKX0DER and replacing the cheap screws most of the fasttech attys come with.
Cheap RDA's:
$6 Fasttech Omega clone
$3-5 Fasttech phoenix v5 nimbus clone (with the above mentioned screws)
Authentic igo-l/w (cheap on 101vape)
Mid end RDA's:
Igo-W + 22mm top cap (cap it all vapes) + optional copper posive pin (about 30-40bux)
Trident v2 clone (about 20bux)
Atomic clone (will be in the wild soon, be patient)
Low-High End:
Authentic Nimbus
Authentic Patriot (some sites are selling it for $50)
Don't be afraid of starting with something lower end, I have a zillion RDA's and my $5 fasttech nimbus clone and my igo-l/w's probably see the most use. Airflow control isn't really needed since you will probably find an airhole size you like and stick to it, that's what a drill's for. I like having it, but things like "how easy is this thing to build on" are much more important.