Disposable attys for daily use?
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The tried-and-true Joye LR 510 atty is always a good choice, but not the only one, of course.
An atty from any reputable vendor will probably suit you just fine, they're all pretty much the same on the inside, with only slight variations from one maker to anther. Going bridged (standard) or bridgeless (dripping only) is a matter of personal taste. I say just try a few different ones and see what you like best
An atty from any reputable vendor will probably suit you just fine, they're all pretty much the same on the inside, with only slight variations from one maker to anther. Going bridged (standard) or bridgeless (dripping only) is a matter of personal taste. I say just try a few different ones and see what you like best
Yep, simple as that 
You might want a drip tip or two if you don't already have some. You can always use the blank cartridge that comes in most attys as a mouthpiece, but you'd have to take it out each time you need to drip
There is a little learning curve regarding how much to drip and how often, but you'll get the hang of it pretty quickly. Start off with a few drops and let it sit for a second, there should be just a slight gurgle when you pull on it, if you over fill it will seep out the connector end a little. When you first start out, keep a tissue handy until you get a feel for it. That way if you drip too much you'll be able to wipe up the excess before it makes a mess ;-)
You might want a drip tip or two if you don't already have some. You can always use the blank cartridge that comes in most attys as a mouthpiece, but you'd have to take it out each time you need to drip
There is a little learning curve regarding how much to drip and how often, but you'll get the hang of it pretty quickly. Start off with a few drops and let it sit for a second, there should be just a slight gurgle when you pull on it, if you over fill it will seep out the connector end a little. When you first start out, keep a tissue handy until you get a feel for it. That way if you drip too much you'll be able to wipe up the excess before it makes a mess ;-)
Yep, simple as that
You might want a drip tip or two if you don't already have some. You can always use the blank cartridge that comes in most attys as a mouthpiece, but you'd have to take it out each time you need to drip
There is a little learning curve regarding how much to drip and how often, but you'll get the hang of it pretty quickly. Start off with a few drops and let it sit for a second, there should be just a slight gurgle when you pull on it, if you over fill it will seep out the connector end a little. When you first start out, keep a tissue handy until you get a feel for it. That way if you drip too much you'll be able to wipe up the excess before it makes a mess ;-)
I plan on getting a drip shield
Those are a handy little piece of kit ;-) I have a few of them and they were a godsend for me when disposable attys were a regular part of my routine . . . I'm a chronic over-dripper 
I also suggest a sealed 510 to 510, drip shields (at least any I have see) are for 901's which are a tad longer than the 510's, they work great with the 510 so long as you have an adaptor, also getting a sealed one helps protect you from getting juice in the connection and battery,
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