Here's some pics. I still have some 801 anodized and 510/901 regular length anodized for sale. Shortie anodized are out, but more are coming in with additional colors such as Pink, Teal and Orange!
Anodized T-Tip Pics!
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As an FYI, all T-tips, including the older styles, feature the new "Widemouth" design. None of the competitors tips feature the "wide mouth" Design:
Anodized Aluminum Contoured "Wide Mouth" T-tips are in! The T-tip is the only drip tip with a True "Wide Mouth" design featuring a recessed funnel and large entrance chamber which really helps to combat juice in the mouth and juice down the side of your drip tip! Compare my photo below to the competitions and you will see the difference!
510/901 Shorty Contoured Aluminum "Wide Mouth" T-Tip:
Why the New "Wide Mouth" T-tips really improve your dripping experience. I tested them with several juices and these were my findings:
1. SPEED, SPEED, SPEED. You'll really see that you can drip faster and more accurately. You aren't waiting for the first drop to drain, you can follow right away with the next drop(s) in rapid sucession without fear of bubbling over or surface tension holding up the juice at the top or when you do hit off center, you aren't waiting for it to slide down the funnel.
2. It is MUCH easier to hit the hole, especially if you shake at all. Many of us became quite adept at the old version and had no problems, but you will really appreciate the increase in speed when dripping even if you were good at hitting the hole on the old version.
2. Pooling and puddling is greatly reduced. Since the funnel is now sunk in, the surface tension is less and it drains easier. The funnel on the widemouth is the exact angle as the old versions of T-tips.
3. When bubbling up/surface tension does occur, it doesn't bubble up and over the side of the tip like the old version since the juice is no deep in the tip!
4. You get much less juice in your mouth as even any residual juice that hung up around the top on the old version is now located much deeper in the tip.
5. All the T-tips are deburred with no sharp edges and are very smooth and comfortable in going into your mouth.
6. I find it easier to see regulate how much juice i'm dripping in. On the old version, the fear of bubbling, missing the hole, and surface tension, sometimes i found myself dripping a drop and wondering if the next drop went in or bubbled over the side or waiting for it to drain.
Compare to your old T-tips or any of the knockoff brands and you'll really appreciate the improvement!
Also, for those who have the old style, i will, free of charge, chuck them in my lathe, rebore them out and refunnel them to the new "Wide Mouth" design.
Enjoy!
Anodized Aluminum Contoured "Wide Mouth" T-tips are in! The T-tip is the only drip tip with a True "Wide Mouth" design featuring a recessed funnel and large entrance chamber which really helps to combat juice in the mouth and juice down the side of your drip tip! Compare my photo below to the competitions and you will see the difference!
510/901 Shorty Contoured Aluminum "Wide Mouth" T-Tip:
Why the New "Wide Mouth" T-tips really improve your dripping experience. I tested them with several juices and these were my findings:
1. SPEED, SPEED, SPEED. You'll really see that you can drip faster and more accurately. You aren't waiting for the first drop to drain, you can follow right away with the next drop(s) in rapid sucession without fear of bubbling over or surface tension holding up the juice at the top or when you do hit off center, you aren't waiting for it to slide down the funnel.
2. It is MUCH easier to hit the hole, especially if you shake at all. Many of us became quite adept at the old version and had no problems, but you will really appreciate the increase in speed when dripping even if you were good at hitting the hole on the old version.
2. Pooling and puddling is greatly reduced. Since the funnel is now sunk in, the surface tension is less and it drains easier. The funnel on the widemouth is the exact angle as the old versions of T-tips.
3. When bubbling up/surface tension does occur, it doesn't bubble up and over the side of the tip like the old version since the juice is no deep in the tip!
4. You get much less juice in your mouth as even any residual juice that hung up around the top on the old version is now located much deeper in the tip.
5. All the T-tips are deburred with no sharp edges and are very smooth and comfortable in going into your mouth.
6. I find it easier to see regulate how much juice i'm dripping in. On the old version, the fear of bubbling, missing the hole, and surface tension, sometimes i found myself dripping a drop and wondering if the next drop went in or bubbled over the side or waiting for it to drain.
Compare to your old T-tips or any of the knockoff brands and you'll really appreciate the improvement!
Also, for those who have the old style, i will, free of charge, chuck them in my lathe, rebore them out and refunnel them to the new "Wide Mouth" design.
Enjoy!
Just a bit of information,
Anodizing is not a powder coating, plating, paint, electroplating, clear coat or coating of any type. Anodizing is actually part of the base metal. It is created by subjecting the aluminum to a controlled enviroment of acid and electricity which creates an aluminum hydrate layer and as such, is far stronger then most any coating/painting/plating can ever be as anodizing is actually a part of the part! The color is achieved by subjecting the anodzied part to a dye after it has been anodized. Since the metal is porous, the dye is able to seep into the microscopic pores, giving anodizing color if one so choses to dye it.
Anodizing is not a powder coating, plating, paint, electroplating, clear coat or coating of any type. Anodizing is actually part of the base metal. It is created by subjecting the aluminum to a controlled enviroment of acid and electricity which creates an aluminum hydrate layer and as such, is far stronger then most any coating/painting/plating can ever be as anodizing is actually a part of the part! The color is achieved by subjecting the anodzied part to a dye after it has been anodized. Since the metal is porous, the dye is able to seep into the microscopic pores, giving anodizing color if one so choses to dye it.
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wow those t-tips look really nice.... I will be making another order soon lol. I wonder if you can do the same to the S6 and Precise. I bet either a white or black S6 would so look really nice.
I'm assuming it would be possible Since i was actually thinking the same thing...Except i would want my SS in Red....
Black S6 with brass switch, brass adaptor, black atty and brass shorty T-Tip --- would look fantastic.
I have booth kinds and i have not notice any performance difference at all....
I do think that there is a preference amongst vapers though....Some prefer shorty's over the regular size ones.....
Me personally, i like them booth and have no preference at all
it's possible...but it'd be a PITA...due to the process you'd have to use a resist on the inside of the S6 and be extremely careful because if the inside got anodized it'd do funky things to the electrical conductivity of the unit..
and actually it's only with aluminum...precise body is SS is it not? so only the body (and possibly the button) of the S6 would be able to be done...
if the 510 SS ttip was $10 I'd get another.
but I'm sticking with my v1 SS 510 ttip for now as it works great and won't fail me.
(as long as I don't loose it) lol
nice colors btw.
but I'm sticking with my v1 SS 510 ttip for now as it works great and won't fail me.
(as long as I don't loose it) lol
nice colors btw.
Here's some pics. I still have some 801 anodized and 510/901 regular length anodized for sale. Shortie anodized are out, but more are coming in with additional colors such as Pink, Teal and Orange!
wow. yup really glad I already ordered a blue one. It looks like it will be an almost perfect match for the unit I plan to use it with.
wow. yup really glad I already ordered a blue one. It looks like it will be an almost perfect match for the unit I plan to use it with.
Would it be a match for my unit too?
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