Hi,
I took some pictures for you to show what I mean:
1. Drill the the juice holes (good to do with high VG). Don´t go over 3,2mm.

2. Put the chamber on a drill and sand it down to half of it´s thickness - meaning to put sandpaper around the chamber and start the drill to sand it down.
Like this you get a bit more place between the chamber and the glass. Not much, but enough. This step is very important.

3. Grind the juice channels 45 degrees so that airbubbles can move up easily.

With these 3 steps the Ammit is almost running perfect for me now. I have zero troubles with high VG and no dry hits at all. I could chainvape the whole tank now if I wanted.
Taste is amazing! The only thing I needed to do after a few weeks was to change the O-Rings on the top cap.
I will order some more O-Rings and will try to put in some slightly bigger ones.
I can´t wait to get the Engine Nano, but the Ammit is definitely my number one right now!

Final step is to polish the chamber (not done in this picture yet).
"Is this needed just for thicker juices, or will this help no matter what?"
Well, I suggest if you live in a warm place and use 50/50 PG/VG you won´t have any issues :-)
I use 30/70 PG/VG juice and need an atty which works under all conditions (winter).
So this little modification moves the Ammit close to perfect for me - I highly recommend!
Until now this is the best atty I ever had.
It has an amazing taste and chucks out clouds if you want and tastes like a Dripper.
Ammit rules!
I would like to try out rayon cotton with the Ammit, but it´s hard to get. Any ideas?
Check out Boss Shots and DIY your juice to save money and enjoy :-)
Edited on 2/26/2017 at 8:53 PM. Reason: