I have heard the 306 is superior for dripping. I have also head that if you use a 306 you should dewick and debridge them. I use cartos now and have used almost every type now and I was so wondering about the pros and cons of the 306 Atty vs the 510. Also is there a nice drip tip for a 306 that isn't like ten bucks like the cannon
306 vs 510 attys
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So far I have onley had one 306 atty However I use 510 cartos/attys for every thing. 306 is a 510 thread but it has an exposed bridge also the 306 tips fit over the atty not inside them like the 510. As far as de wicking and debridging I have no idea. I get the 306 LR atty that backwoods brew sells on there site and it does work great for driping. Try goodprofits for driptips good deals there. Good luck man
I won a 306 last week and love it. Except that they do tend to leak if you don't have a drip shield i think there about $13 but probably worth it given the flavor and vapor production you get. and i think you need a 510-510 connector as well. haven't gotten myself a shield and connector yet so i do a lot of "wiping off" lol
the 306, particularly the Cisco 306, is an amazing atomizer. Flavors taste better, vapor production is insane, and I don't get the random spit-back of juice popping and burning my lips or tongue as I've had happen on various 510 attys. It's not just a dripping atomizer, it is a superior design to enhance most any vaper's experience.
I don't recommend debridging or dewicking them. You're going to run into leaking. Use them as is. As for drip tips for them, I use the cheapies and they do exactly what the $10 ones do.
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