wait, I’m confusing myself here, which is embarrassing because I used to purchase millions hundreds of thousands of dollars of it at a time.
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You are both correct about 316. 
Obviously kitchen knives aren’t made from 316.
Which Types of Stainless Steel Are Magnetic?
Magnetic and non-magnetic stainless steels can typically be grouped together based on the type of stainless steel. The following types of stainless steel are typically magnetic:
- Ferritic Stainless Steels such as grades 409, 430 and 439
- Martensitic Stainless Steel such as grades 410, 420, 440
- Duplex Stainless Steel such as grade 2205
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You really need to let us know when you fire a coil made with this stuff. I’m guessing because of the mass involved it’s going to take a sit load of power to get going and be an unruly SOB. I could see it in a two battery series mech mod at a competition. Having said that, just looking at a picture is a poor way to judge.
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Will do of course. Just about make some monster coils for my titan with Ni80 though, so depending how well that performs, it could be a while before I use this kanthal wire 
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Quick question: The wotofo wire in the pic or Staple wire?
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Yeah that’s a Jugger @Illogik …
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Shame it’s Kanthal. Probably take 5mins to ramp up enough for a hit
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I never worry about ramp times, or even ohms for that matter, it’s ALL about the TASTE !!!
If it tastes great, everything is secondary.
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