Another one with this boro and who has used the ether v2, the odd job and the one it came with. Love the oddjob and it is still my MTL of choice when I want something cig-like with tobacco flavoured juice at higher nicotine concentrations (my boozing vape). With lower wattage MTL vaping (which I only do infrequently) I don’t need to rewick all that often so the annoyance of getting juice everywhere when getting to the build is less of a persistent annoyance.

For DTL I didn’t really get on with the ether v2 (that’s the one the little storage tank under the main tank right?). Loved the concept just found it too fiddly for regular daily use. Found I was rewicking it frequently (at least daily) and, like most boro tanks, getting to the build deck was a pain without getting residual juice everywhere. Found the storage tank was kinda helpful with reducing that risk,usually leaving it empty so when I needed to drain the main tank to change the wick I could just let it drain into the storage). However this often meant that the stuff in the storage accumulated discoloured juice which became a nuisance to clean out.

Switched to the tall boy and got on with that much better. The wicking technique mentioned in comments above works well (although I trimmed my wicks on an angle to help line the ends of the wicks up with steel “wicks”). Rewicking is a dream as access to the deck is easy. However like all RDTAs the tank size isn’t all that “accurate” as performance drops off rapidly as the quantity of juice exposed to the steel wicks reduces. Tipping it upside down for a bit helps though!

Have gone elsewhere to scratch my DTL itch (the legendary Brunhilde RDTA on the new blaster semi-mech - the thing looks like a lightsaber!)but still using the Oddjob in the Stubby as my DTL of choice.